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Tutors' Guide to Dealing with Student Stress
One of the things a private tutor will often have to deal with is their students’ overall well-being and stress levels. The spring and summer months are the worst time for this, as students are preparing for exams and waiting anxiously for results.
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Ofqual Warns GCSE Results Will Continue to Fall
The exams watchdog Ofqual has warned that GCSE grades are falling due to a combination of changes to exams and schools entering students early for exams.
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Tuition Requests Picking Up
Pete's blog 2-9-13: The new academic year is definitely in full swing now as far as we’re concerned...
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Tutors Nervous About Results
Many A’ Level students have been working with private tutors in order to help them prepare for exams, and their tutors have also been waiting anxiously to hear the outcome.
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A' Level Results Released
A’ Level results were released today for over 300,000 students, who will find out whether they have secured a place at university.
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Tutors Help with Exam Retakes
At this time of year GCSE, AS and A’ Level results are released. For many students, this will be a time of great celebration and they will go on to start 6th form and university courses having achieved the grades they hoped for. However, many other students will be evaluating their situations, and in particular considering the possibility of retakes.
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Higher Education Funding Cuts will Worsen Middle Class Bias
The Office of Fair Access has said that British Universities are guilty of middle-class bias after it was revealed that many are unwilling to take the ‘risk’ of accepting low income students who are more likely to drop out.
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Top A Level Grades Drop Again
Pete's blog 26-8-13: This is one of the nicest times of year for us; now that the A Level and GCSE results have been released...
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The Frustration of Being a Tutor in Oxford or Cambridge
Oxford and Cambridge are not actually very big cities, meaning that our tutor to student ratio is much higher than anywhere else in the UK.
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