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  1. Shame on scheme to encourage poor students to sell out

    It was revealed this week that middle-ranking universities may offer cash incentives to entice students with the highest grades to forego the experience of a top ranking university.

  2. Changes to Primary Schools’ SAT Tests

    The Government has announced that there will be changes to the widely criticised SATs tests taken by 11 year old primary school students.

  3. American School Launches Online Mandarin Tuition Programme

    The Chinese Language School in Connecticut has launched an online tuition service called iVuChinese.

  4. New Proposal to Provide Extra Tuition for Oxbridge Aspiring State School Students

    The private sector should be paid to get state school students into Oxford and Cambridge

  5. Teachers Give Opinions on When and How to Find a Private Tutor

    A recent article published by the GateHouse News Service has interviewed two tutors regarding how a parent can decide when their child might benefit from a private tutor.

  6. Successful 23 Year Tutoring Programme

    A teacher in Florida started tutoring students 7 years into her career, and now, 23 years later, she has her own successful tuition company.

  7. Local Man Recognised for Tutoring Programme

    The head of a tutoring organisation has been recognised as one of the most influential people in his community.

  8. Australia Seeks Tighter Tuition Controls

    An organisation in Australia is attempting to encourage the government place greater controls on those who become tutors.

  9. The End of Korean Saturday Classes Means an Increase in Private Tuition

    The Government in South Korea has announced plans to scrap Saturday classes in its schools from 2012.

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