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Tuesday, April 22nd, 2014
“Are even the best private schools failing young women?” asks Tutors International
Adam Caller, founder of Tutors International, today commented on a recent article, questioning whether even top private schools are producing a generation of girls who aspire to be political ‘wives and girlfriends’ rather than successes in their own right? Are private schools failing young women? A recent article in The Telegraph (Victoria Lambert, Why everyone wants a Marlborough missus, 25...
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Monday, April 14th, 2014
“US point system in schools is fundamentally flawed”: Tutors International comment on recent homework study findings
Educational consultant, Adam Caller, is highly critical of the US point system and agrees with US study that parental involvement in homework could bring down grades, but not for the same reasons. Adam Caller, member of the Independent Educational Consultants Association (IECA) and founder of Tutors International, today commented on a recent study into the effect of homework on children’s...
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Monday, March 24th, 2014
10 Signs Your Child is Being Bullied at Private School: Education consultant releases information for parents
Is your child being bullied at private school? Adam Caller, founded of Tutors International, a leading provider of full-time private tuition and home-schooling, today published a list of the warning signs of endemic bullying for parents of pupils at independent and boarding schools. Adam Caller, founder of global private tuition organisation, Tutors International, has compiled a list of the 10...
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Tuesday, March 18th, 2014
Bullying by schools: Tutors International publishes step-by-step advice for pupils marginalised by teachers and the school system
A common but little-discussed problem, Tutors International, who provide global home-schooling and full-time private tutoring, today published a list of actions parents should take when faced with endemic bullying by a school itself. Today Tutors International, leading global provider of full-time private tutors, published a list of actions that parents of bullied schoolchildren should take to combat and seek resolution...
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Wednesday, March 12th, 2014
"Pupils shouldn’t take exams they won’t excel in”: Top marks for homeschool students due to the flexibility of private tuition, says Tutors International
Leading provider of full-time private tutoring, Tutors International, announced today that their students achieve outstanding grades partly due to the flexibility of private tuition, and parents are counselled not to allow children to enter exams they won’t excel in. Every student studying under a private tutor from Tutors International in 2013 excelled in their exams, according to the company, which...
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Monday, December 9th, 2013
Tutors International welcome Gove’s new GCSEs and A Levels, but ask “is it enough?”
Tutors International, global provider of full-time private tutors, today announced their support of Michael Gove’s changes to GCSE and A-Level exam structure, citing it as a “bold move to fix a bad situation” but question what more should be done. Tutors International, the leading global provider of full-time private tutoring, today announced their support of UK Education Minister, Michael Gove’s...
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Thursday, October 17th, 2013
European Parents Dissatisfied with School Education Turn to Private Tuition to Enable Children to Compete for University Places Overseas
Leading private tuition provider, Tutors International, has reported a significant rise in the number of tutoring enquiries from families in mainland Europe who are “dissatisfied with the breadth of education in schools.” More families in continental Europe are seeking the services of private tutors because of widespread dissatisfaction with standards in school education and the need to compete in the...
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Thursday, October 10th, 2013
Tutors International Release a Statement Today Calling for a Private Tutoring Association to Protect Tutors and Families from Unsafe Practice by Tuition Agencies
Tutors International Founder, Adam Caller, calls for an official Private Tutoring Association to help regulate the standards and behaviour of private tutors. Tutors International were made aware this week of a rival tutoring agency failing to adequately support a tutor they had placed in a position overseas, via a telephone call from the tutor’s distraught father. Tutors International were concerned...
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Sunday, September 15th, 2013
Carlbrook School in Partnership with Tutors International to Offer UK Stream Education
Now, elite therapeutic schooling is available for students on a UK curriculum as Carlbrook School announces a partnership with top private tutoring organisation, Tutors International. Carlbrook School is one of the top therapeutic schools in the US, with a unique focus on reigniting their students’ academic ability, while still providing excellent pastoral care. Established in 2002, Carlbrook School is an...
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Monday, August 5th, 2013
‘An Association of Private Tutors Will Not Hinder A Tutor’s Ability to Do Their Job’
Amid controversy over plans to found an Association of Private Tutors in the UK, Tutors International reassures tutors that any association given the go-ahead will aim solely to provide a useful, supportive organization for private tutors. Discussions have taken place between private tutors and private tuition companies, at the invitation of CMRE, to look into the foundation of a UK-based...
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Monday, July 15th, 2013
Educational Psychologists Shouldn’t Leave Remedial Action Solely to Parents, says Tutors International
Leading private tuition company, Tutors International, announce that a partnership between a tutoring agency and an educational psychologist creates the best outcomes for children with SEN. Tutors International announced today that Educational Psychologists who work with private tuition agencies instead of leaving it to the parents to find a tutor see better results, more quickly. The agency stated that where...
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Monday, June 10th, 2013
Avoid Waiting Lists: SAT Tuition & College Application Support from Private Tutors
Tutors International issue advice for UK students applying to US colleges on how to get into Ivy League universities and avoid college waiting lists. Private tuition may be the way into America’s Ivy League colleges, says Tutors International. The company, who have been placing full-time private tutors with clients around the world since 1999, have recently expanded their services to...
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Tuesday, May 28th, 2013
Wealth Managers Benefit HNW Clients With Extended Support into Domestic Affairs, Including Education Consultancy
Tutors International report a rise in enquiries from private wealth managers they extend their services beyond financial and investment management and into lifestyle and domestic affairs. World-leading provider of full-time private tutors and travelling tutors, Tutors International, reported an increased number of enquiries for private tuition from wealth managers on behalf of their clients. Wealth managers typically coordinate estate planning,...
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Monday, May 20th, 2013
Educating Third-Culture Kids: Global Corporations Support Relocation for Employees and Families But Don’t Have the Expertise to Advise on International Education
Tutors International publishes advice for relocation services, international employees and expatriates on schooling in other countries. Tutors International doesn’t believe that companies or relocation services understand international education options or have the ability to offer sound advice on schooling employee’s children in a new country. Adam Caller, founder of leading private tuition provider Tutors International and independent education consultant, has...
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Tuesday, May 14th, 2013
Eleven-year-olds wake up to compulsory spelling and grammar test
Pupils in England will be required to spell ‘separate’ and ‘necessary’ and quizzed on punctuation in controversial new exam. Hundreds of thousands of 11-year-olds in England will sit a spelling and grammar test for the first time on Tuesday. Ministers argue the test will help to dramatically improve literacy standards, but teaching unions warn it could have the opposite effect....
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