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  1. Nearly One in Two London Children have had Private Tuition

    Sutton Trust research shows private tuition ubiquitous in capital, and warns of increasing educational inequality

  2. Private tuition without the exams

    With universities lowering offers to attract students, tutors may be able to focus on providing a broader and more engaging education to their students.

  3. Government Denies Teacher Shortage

    A report by the National Audit Office has shown that over half of head teachers in poor areas struggle to recruit and keep teachers, despite claims from the government that there is no crisis in teaching recruitment.

  4. Oxbridge Tutors and the Super-rich

    Contrary to popular belief, Oxbridge students aren't all the children of the super-rich - usually far from it. So what happens when the super-rich hire an Oxbridge tutor?

  5. Cambridge University Introduces new admissions test

    Cambridge university has expressed concerns about the government's education reforms, and has said that it has become necessary for them to introduce their own admissions test.

  6. Tuition for Personal Statements

    The Sutton Trust has accused universities of not being specific enough about their requirements for personal statements, meaning that schools are often giving poor advice. Tutors can give students a better idea of how to succeed.

  7. Student Concerns Over FE College Closures

    Concerns have been raised that plans to close or merge a number of further education colleges will reduce access for the poorest students.

  8. Oxbridge Students as Tutors

    Parents hiring Oxbridge students as tutors need to plan in advance

  9. Final Student Grant Scrapped

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