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Report proposes schools be fined for underachieving students
The government is investigating plans to impose fines on schools for every student who fails to achieve a C grade or higher in English and Maths.
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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.
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Majority of graduates in non-graduate jobs
A recent report has revealed that 58.8% of UK university graduates are employed in jobs which don't require a degree.
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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.
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Fall in A' Level Results
This year results have fallen, with fewer A* and A grades being awarded.
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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?
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Private Tuition Boom for Top City Firms
Tuition firms in London have revealed an increase in requests for help with job applications to top city firms.
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Fresh concerns raised over students' mental health
New research has shown that schools are struggling to employ counsellors to meet the mental health needs of their pupils.
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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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