"Tier II" typically refers to a classification system used in various contexts, such as education, finance, or business. In education, it often denotes a level of support provided to students who require additional help beyond standard instruction. This may include targeted interventions or specialized programs designed to address specific learning needs. In finance, "Tier II" can refer to a category of capital that banks hold to absorb losses and support their operations. This capital is considered less secure than "Tier I" capital, which consists of the most reliable financial resources. Both contexts emphasize the importance of additional support or resources to enhance performance or stability.