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PGCE Tutoring: A Landmark Qualification for Professional Tutors
The PGCE Tutoring at UWE Bristol, shaped with advisory input from Tutors International, is the first professional tutoring qualification with the same standing as a standard PGCE.
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American Schools Abroad: Tutoring and Alternative Options
Explore how additional tutoring, online schooling, homeschooling or a British curriculum could fit your child’s needs and your family’s travel plans.
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Dubai’s New Private Schools and the Case for Full-Time Private Tutoring
Dubai is opening thousands of new school places, but after a year of disruption, some families may find greater educational security outside the classroom.
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Why Wealthy Families Are Choosing Live-In Private Tutors
Learn what a live-in private tutor does, when they can replace school and how they support children through travel, exams, SEND and relocation.
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The Real Test of a Tutor Is What Happens Without Them
Parents are looking beyond better grades to private tutoring that helps children think, learn and succeed independently.
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Planning a Child's Education Across Multiple Countries
Rather than treating each relocation as a fresh start, it helps to think of a child's education as one continuous journey. Every decision should build toward the child's long-term academic goals, not just react to whatever move is happening next.
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Didn’t Get the Grades? Here’s Our Advice
Whether your child missed a university offer, fell short in their exams, or didn’t secure a place at their chosen school, there are still options. After 25+ years supporting families through the results season, here’s what we’ve learned about what to do next and when to act.
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What the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Act Means for Homeschooling with a Tutor in England
The Children's Wellbeing and Schools Act 2026 will change the way home education is overseen in England. We explain what the new framework means, what isn't changing, and how it affects families choosing a full-time tutor, whether they're based in the UK or moving here from abroad.
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The Hidden Struggle of Gifted Children
Bright children can struggle too, even when their grades look fine. We explore why gifted learners are often misunderstood and how schools can struggle to meet their needs.
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Adam Caller Profiled in Mirror Review: The Architect of Bespoke Education
Adam Caller, Founder and CEO of Tutors International, was profiled by Mirror Review in a leadership feature exploring how he built the company and what continues to set it apart.
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Tutors International Featured in The Luxury Report: Making the World Their Classroom
The Luxury Report has profiled Tutors International and its sister company Sea Tutors, in a feature asking a simple question: what does world-class education look like when the world itself is your home?
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PDA and Education: Why Some Bright Children Burn Out at School
Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) is often misunderstood, particularly in high-achieving children. We explore what it looks like, why school can become overwhelming, and how families can support a child’s recovery and re-engagement with learning.
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UK Charity Helping Ukrainian Children Build Global Futures Welcomes First External Advisor
Tutors International founder Adam Caller joins Svitlo Education as organisation expands support for students affected by war.
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When Even Billionaires Can’t Find the Right School
Why more ultra-wealthy families are designing education around their child instead of around a school.
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What Happens to ADHD When You Remove the Classroom?
We explore the difference between an attention problem and an environment problem.
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