Leading elite private tuition provider Tutors International has seen a significant surge in enquiries for full-time private tutors in Central and South America in the last three months.
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Tutors International reports record requests for private tuition in Central and South America
Hiring a private tutor? Families considering private tuition for September 2020 encouraged to act now
Private tuition 2020: Tutors International, the leading provider of elite private tuition worldwide, prompts families to assess their tutoring requirements for September 2020 and the following academic year.
Coronavirus outbreak: Tutors International offers rapid support to families seeking continuity of education
Tutors International, the leading provider of elite private tuition services worldwide, commits to providing prompt assistance to prospective clients affected by the coronavirus outbreak. OXFORD, UK: As school closures, travel bans, and stringent preventative measures are enforced in an attempt to limit the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus, international private tuition firm Tutors International vows to prioritise prompt educational assistance…
Tutors International issues comment on the fallout of the US college admissions bribery scheme
Following the 2019 US college admissions bribery scandal, Tutors International founder Adam Caller comments on his company’s ethos of probity and integrity, highlighting the key issues that prospective clients should be aware of when securing a private tutor.
Tutors International founder issues comment on paid private tuition provision within schools
Tutors International founder Adam Caller comments on schools using paid private tuition to support disadvantaged students, drawing parallels with streaming
The reported rise of private tuition is a sign of aspiration, says Tutors International
Following media coverage of a report from The Sutton Trust indicating that a quarter of UK secondary school pupils now receive private tuition, Tutors International challenges the view that this rise in tuition popularity should be scorned or feared.