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Oxford and Cambridge Increase Their Numbers of State School Students
In a recent report on the BBC website, figures show that the number of state school pupils achieving university places at Oxbridge has increased, but is still below targets.
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New Security Regulations Widely Criticised by Private Tutors
The new ISA (Independent Safeguarding Authority) regulations regarding registration for a background check have been criticised in a survey of private tutors.
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Attack on Tory Plans to Ask Students to Choose Between Vocation and A-levels
A proposed plan by the Conservatives to introduce vocational schools for 14 year olds has been attacked by teachers in the UK, the BBC has reported.
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One-to-one Tuition Policy Dropped
The Government have been forced to temper their commitment to one-to-one tuition in an attempt to push through education before parliament dissolves in preparation for the general election.
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A-level Students Face a Battle to Reach University
This summer A-level students will find it harder than ever to secure a university place.
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Teachers Call for a Cut in Class Sizes
Teachers across England have said that cutting class sizes in schools should be a top priority for whoever is in government.
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College Student Starts GED Tutoring Service
A student in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania began a service offering GED (General Education Diploma) tuition, originally to get her Girl Scout Gold Award.
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Varsity Tutors are Finding Gap in US Tuition Market
A recent graduate, Charles Cohn, has set up a tuition service in the south east of the US after realising that there was a gap in the market for high quality, tailored tuition.
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Students in California Tutor Adults
A revolutionary program in California has matched teenage tutors with adults to help the adults get their high-school diploma.
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