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Drive to Create a National Association of Tutors
A think tank called ‘The Centre for Market Reform of Education’ is leading a drive to create a National Association of Tutors for the UK.
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Loads More Tutors
Pete's blog 10-6-13: Our recruitment drive completely dominated last week...
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How to Avoid 'Cowboy' Tutors
There are tens of thousands of private tutors registered with agencies in London alone, but unlike school teachers, many tutors do not have any formal teaching qualifications. This being the case, how can parents ensure that tutors are reliable, and able to do the job for which they have put themselves forward?
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Tuition Fees Should be Means-Tested
The education charity the Sutton Trust has urged the government to allow students from poor backgrounds to pay less in university tuition fees. The charity has said that university tuition fees should be means-tested in order to ensure that disadvantaged students are not prohibited from applying to university.
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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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