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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.
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Tuition Fees Could be Reduced to £6000 a Year
This week the Million+ group of universities published research which suggests that Tuition fees in England could be reduced to £6,000 a year without increasing the costs of Universities or the Treasury.
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Tutor Flyering
Pete's blog 3-6-13: We’re flyering for tutors in Cambridge today, and will be doing the same in Oxford on Wednesday...
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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.
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Gove Announces A Level Split Between England, Wales and Northern Ireland
The education secretary, Michael Gove, has announced that it is time for England, Wales and Northern Ireland to go their separate ways on GCSEs and A Levels.
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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
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Increasing Teachers' Salaries will mean Larger Class Sizes
Ofsted’s chief schools inspector has said that if teachers are to be paid higher wages, then class sizes must increase. He went on to say that schools could not afford “highly paid” staff, whilst maintaining reasonable class sizes. His comments come after legislation to introduce performance related pay for teacher has been passed. The scheme for rewarding teachers based on performance will commence from September this year.
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Online Tuition Becoming More Complicated
Pete's blog 27-5-13: I’ve been working on the functionality of our new Online Tuition...
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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.
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