Tutors International

Tutors International announce their busiest month since forming the company in 1999, with the majority of enquiries for private special educational needs (SEN) tutors after private schools fail to identify and address learning difficulties.

Most tuition agencies are not delivering the bespoke recruitment service they promise, according to Tutors International. Bespoke recruitment ensures the best placement for tutor and client, not a database-driven ‘best-match’ approach.

Private tuition agency, Tutors International, report an increase in enquiries for broader education home-schooling amid CBI and UK students’ calls for more practical skills to be taught in schools.

Tutors International report rise in off-curriculum home schooling, as more students elect to be tutored in vocational skills or more advanced topics than they’d get in school.

Home tutoring agency, Tutors International, announce an increase in help with SAT preparation for UK students wanting to attend top US colleges.

Where will we get all these new computer science experts? Private tutoring agency, Tutors International, welcome the Government’s decision to axe ICT, but are concerned that they may be over-reaching.

Private tutoring agency, Tutors International, will be participating in the Therapeutic and Behavioral Programs Information Swap at the annual IECA Conference to be held in Atlanta, GA, in early November.

Private tutors are now being employed by expat families to prepare their children for schools in foreign countries, according to leading private tuition agency, Tutors International.

The first students will sit the new EBaccs in 2017, but Tutors International warn that pupils may need help from private tutors in earlier years to help them prepare them for the academically tougher exams.

Tutors International warn parents and students that although the internationally recognised exam, the IGCSE, is becoming increasingly popular, it is a harder exam but its grades are worth the same as a UK GCSE.