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Japanese Government Use Tutors to Improve Standards
The Japanese government are investing in large tutoring projects throughout the country.
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Scrapping EMA blamed for drop in student numbers
A report this week suggested that half of England’s further education colleges have seen a significant decline in students, a drop they say is due to the removal of the Education Maintenance allowance (EMA).
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Rise in Foreign Student Numbers in UK Universities
In the last five years there has been a dramatic rise in the number of overseas students studying in the UK.
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Alternative to Private Tuition Introduced in Falmouth
A new system to help students learn maths is being introduced in the Falmouth area.
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UK falls behind global higher education as cuts deepen
Statistics published by the Times Higher Education magazine this week show that the gap between the UK’s top universities and the rest of the world’s campuses is widening.
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Tuition Centre Complains About Lack of Regulation
Every Thursday primary school student John McDonald travels to a tuition centre in Lisburn for 80 minutes of lessons to help him with his entry exams for grammar schools.
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Hong Kong Tutoring, but Not as We Know It
The Slate website recently interviewed Richard Eng and Kelly Mok, two of Hong Kong’s ‘celebrity’ tutors.
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Tens of thousands of Seven year olds struggle with basic skills
Official figures published this week suggest that tens of thousands of seven-year-old children are failing to meet basic standards of literacy and numeracy
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Successful Peer Tutoring in Fife
A trial peer tutoring scheme in Fife has been found to be very effective for both the students and tutors involved.
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