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  1. Tutors can help with 'soft skills'

    With more parents asking for tutors with confidence and a sense of humour, the private tuition industry is becoming about boosting 'soft skills' as well as grades.

  2. Tutors Help with Subject Choices

    Tutors aren't just there to help with one subject - they can give good advice about A level and University subject choices too.

  3. Children from ethic minority backgrounds twice as likely to have private tutors

    Research has shown that students from ethnic minority backgrounds are far more likely to have private tutors than white students. What does this tell us about our education system?

  4. Is TV really to blame for poor grades?

    A new study says TV watching can dramatically worsen students' grades, but is TV watching the cause or just a symptom of other problems?

  5. Tutors should not be life coaches

    In the absence of good student advice services, tutors are often asked to step into this role.

  6. Too many GCSES

    It can be difficult as a tutor watching a student struggle unnecessarily through twelve GCSEs where nine would serve them perfectly well.

  7. A Tutor's Role Post A' Level

    A tutor's work is not necessarily done after their students have taken their exams. Tutors need to be on hand for advice in the weeks following the publication of results.

  8. A tutor for life?

    With the news that graduates are increasingly employing private tutors to help with job applications, we should ask are tutors for school or for life?

  9. Report writing for tutors

    There are no specific guidelines as to report writing for tutors, with some writing long weekly reports, and others providing verbal feedback to parents. How tutors handle reports depends both on the needs of their students, and themselves.

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