Tuition Articles

1. Keeping Up During the Downtime

   Keep your mind active and occupied during your time away from the books... In the more relaxed pace you may even discover a new love for your subject.

   By Annetta Henry

   Article by a Tutor

2. Tutor Challenges

   As many tutors will say, teaching GCSE English to one student is very different from teaching the same subject to another student. This, of course, is the value of private tuition, that tutors can adapt their methods to their students’ needs. But how does this affect the tutor?

   By Blue Tutors

   Blue Tutors Article

3. Tutors will Benefit from Industry Regulation

   An issue which is often neglected when discussing the private tuition industry is the risk assumed by the tutors themselves.

   By Blue Tutors

   Blue Tutors Article

4. How to Avoid 'Cowboy' Tutors

   There are tens of thousands of private tutors registered with agencies in London alone, but unlike school teachers, many tutors do not have any formal teaching qualifications. This being the case, how can parents ensure that tutors are reliable, and able to do the job for which they have put themselves forward?

   By Blue Tutors

   Blue Tutors Article

5. Online Tuition is Cheap and Effective

   Over the last couple of years, tuition agencies have broadened their services to include online tuition, and many agencies have emerged which solely offer online services.

   By Blue Tutors

   Blue Tutors Article

6. The Internet vs Private Tuition

   Research conducted by an internet service provider suggests that many parents feel that the internet has better educational value than a private tutor.

   By Blue Tutors

   Blue Tutors Article

7. Time for a Tutor to Develop Exam Technique

   Right now, any tutor who is teaching a GCSE or A Level student will find their lessons changing quite significantly

   By Blue Tutors

   Blue Tutors Article

8. Private Tutors can Challenge Narrow Educational Reforms

   This week Education Secretary Michael Gove has angered teachers, writers and academics with an attack on the standards of grammar taught in primary schools, and comments regarding teachers’ failure to encourage children to read more ‘traditional’ books such as Middlemarch.

   By Blue Tutors

   Blue Tutors Article

9. Helicopter Tutors

   The ‘helicopter’ approach is not just prevalent amongst parents; private tutors can get swept along in the process.

   By Blue Tutors

   Blue Tutors Article

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