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Private Tutoring Companies Filling the Gaps in the School System
In the US many private tutoring agencies are cashing in on the budget cuts which are pinching the school system.
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Private Tutors to Help Foster Children in Atlanta
In Atlanta teachers are being hired to specifically tutor foster Children, according to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Private Tuition Helping or Hindering Australian Students?
In a report on the Sydney Morning Herald’s website private tutors are asking for more recognition as part of the school system in light of the increased demand for tuition for the NAPLAN (National Assessment Program literacy and numeracy) tests.
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Volcanic Ash Causes Exam Chaos
Exam timetables could be rearranged due to the effect on students and staff as a result of the volcanic ash cloud above the UK recently.
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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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