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Sea Tutors urges families considering summer tuition at sea to act now
Sea Tutors, the leading international provider of elite yacht-based private tuition, prompts families to secure 2020 summer tuition now.
Tutors International backs union call for home tutor criminal record checks
Tutor criminal record checks: leading global tutoring company Tutors International has announced its support as the National Education Union (NEU) calls for all private home tutors to face criminal record checks OXFORD, UK: Adam Caller, founder of the leading private tutoring firm Tutors International, has today voiced his support for the National Education Union’s latest call for regulation of the…
Tutors International founder calls for increase in due diligence in screening private tutor references within the industry
Adam Caller, founder of leading global private tutoring firm, Tutors International, expressed his concern this week that some tutoring companies are not being thorough when following up on candidate references. Speaking this week of concerns surrounding the lack of care taken by some tutoring firms, over the collecting and handling of tutor references, Adam Caller commented: “We do our utmost…
Tutors International reports rise in popularity of a ‘global education’
“Global schools” are on the rise, where students travel the world, and their teachers use different cultures and experiences to support a broader education. It’s an inspirational way of learning that private tutors have long embraced. The emerging trend for travelling ‘global schools’ is intriguing, and Adam Caller, founder of leading global firm, Tutors International, made a statement this week…
Not all A grades are equal – Students and parents continue to misunderstand the value of ‘hard’ A-Levels, Tutors International reports
Adam Caller, founder of the leading global private tutoring company, commented this week that when choosing which A-Levels to take, ‘hard’ and ‘soft’ subjects are not being due consideration. Research [1] conducted by the Institute of Education at University College London, concluded that the top British universities were showing favour to those choosing traditional core subjects, such as English, History,…