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  1. 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.

  2. Fall in A' Level Results

    This year results have fallen, with fewer A* and A grades being awarded.

  3. 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?

  4. 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.

  5. 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.

  6. 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.

  7. Calls for school places for two year olds

    Ofsted chief Michael Wilshaw has called for school places to be made available to two year olds from disadvantaged backgrounds

  8. Teaching philosophy in primary school raises grades across all subjects

    A study has found that promoting philosophical discussion amongst 8 to 11 year olds improves academic performance in all subjects.

  9. Universities told to address access issues before funding

    The office of fair access has told universities to focus on finding solutions to access problems before campaigning for a lift of the cap on fees.

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