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  1. Helping Students Choose their Degree

    Tutors who have students in sixth form often find themselves being asked to help their students with an important decision which doesn’t necessarily have anything to do with the subject they are there to teach: What subject should I study at university?

  2. Tutoring Over Christmas

    One would have thought that tutoring requests would slow down over the Christmas holidays, and that students would put tuition on hold over this period. Yet increasingly, Christmas holidays are becoming one of the busiest times of the year for tutors.

  3. Tutors demonstrate impact of environment on students' achievement

    If students’ ability is predominantly genetic, then why does tutoring have such a significant impact?

  4. Tutoring Politics

    Private tutors work with students from different backgrounds with different understandings and opinions on the issues which shape our society. They are at a crucial point of development, where some are becoming politically aware, and others, politically active. But how far should tutors make their own opinions known?

  5. Tutors Teach Students When to Ask for Help

    It isn’t a tutor’s job to teach their student how to make student recipes or manage their finances. But there are some lessons that a tutor can teach which will help no end when their students are on their own in education.

  6. Managing Expectations

    All tutors want their students to succeed. But how should tutors handle it if students and their parents have unrealistic expectations?

  7. Tutors Can Help Demystify University Applications

    Although boosting a student’s skill and confidence in a subject is a good start, private tuition is also a forum in which concerns about university applications can be addressed.

  8. Unleashing Creativity

    Unleashing creativity with extra-curricular activities

  9. Tutors Need To Set Boundaries

    Tutoring agencies are now receiving requests which have more extensive requirements, which may demand an unspecified commitment from the tutor towards their students’ families.

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