Government Policy
Read our opinion on how recent changes in government policy impact education and private tutoring.
Monday, November 25th, 2024
The UK’s Education Secretary Has Missed the Point. How is She Addressing the Teacher Crisis?
Adam Caller, responds to Bridget Phillipson’s call to prioritise student wellbeing over exam results in a bid to improve attendance rates, arguing that without addressing the crisis among teachers, meaningful change is unlikely.
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Wednesday, November 20th, 2024
93% of Parents Unaware Their Child’s Tutor Could Be Unqualified – Why the UK Tutoring Industry Needs Urgent Reform
Parents across the UK are unknowingly placing their trust in an unregulated tutoring industry, with most believing standards and qualifications are in place when, in reality, they’re not.
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Thursday, October 31st, 2024
DBS Checks Don’t Protect Children: Safeguarding in Private Tutoring Needs More Than Background Checks
While DBS checks are important, but they’re not a guarantee of safety. A comprehensive approach involving all stakeholders is what is really needed for child protection in private tutoring.
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Monday, September 23rd, 2024
Are Homeschool Pods the Answer for Parents Facing Private School VAT Changes?
The removal of VAT-free status on private school fees from January 2025 is causing many parents to rethink their educational options.
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Wednesday, February 14th, 2024
Where Are the Girls in Science? Are We Accidentally Discouraging Girls from STEM?
We scratched the surface of this vast and multifaceted topic, exploring how gender stereotypes from an early age and a lack of female role models in science are quietly telling our girls, “science is not for you”.
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Tuesday, January 23rd, 2024
Virtual Schooling Is Not Always the Answer to the Problem of School Refusal
School refusal has become a huge problem, one which the UK is working hard to address. But are schools' proposed solutions effective? That parents are turning to private home-schooling instead suggests not.
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Wednesday, November 22nd, 2023
How UHNW Families are Navigating Oxbridge’s Private School Penalty with Private Tutoring
In the face of the recent "clampdown" by Oxbridge institutions on private school admissions, Ultra High Net Worth (UHNW) families are showcasing their resilience and adaptability by embracing homeschooling and private tutoring.
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Wednesday, September 27th, 2023
Opinion: Children Should See Parents at Work
Seeing parents at work can be a good learning experience for children. It's something we should think about more about, especially in the UK. The idea is to mix formal learning, like school, with real-life experiences. For example, in the USA, there's a popular "take your child to work day."
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Tuesday, September 19th, 2023
Healthy Screen Time: Finding the Right Balance for Children
At Tutors International, we know that many parents are worried about the amount of time their children spend in front of screens. This blog explores how to ensure the time spent on screens is fun and beneficial for children.
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Friday, September 15th, 2023
A Call for Genuine Education Reforms, Not Just New Certificates
Adam Caller critically explores the calls for GCSE reform in the UK in this incisive piece, urging for enhancements in the learning environment rather than diluting the existing qualifications.
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Monday, July 31st, 2023
Media Misrepresentation of Affirmative Action Challenged in Expert Commentary
Gain expert insight into the media's portrayal of affirmative action in the U.S. educational landscape. Adam Caller, CEO of Tutors International, challenges misrepresentation and advocates for proportional representation in applicant pools.
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Monday, July 31st, 2023
Here is What The Media Is Still Getting Wrong When Reporting on Affirmative Action
Explore the monumental changes in college admissions post-Supreme Court ruling and the media's misleading focus on numbers over proportional representation. Delve into statistical missteps and the Simpson Paradox in reporting, shedding light on the need to increase diversity in the applicant pool. Uncover the flaws within affirmative action and the call for better representation in pursuit of a truly equitable educational landscape.
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Friday, June 16th, 2023
Adam Caller, CEO of Tutors International, Endorses Call for Revision of Private School Tax Exemptions
Adam Caller, CEO and Founder of Tutors International has today voiced his support for the UK Labour Party's discussions around revoking the charitable status and tax breaks of private schools. This perspective from a key industry figure underlines the shifting attitudes in education, shedding light on the longstanding debate about the equity of education funding.
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Thursday, June 15th, 2023
Championing for Change: Tutors International's Adam Caller Advocates for Tax Reforms in Private Education
In a dynamic and ever-evolving educational landscape, one mustn't be afraid to question the status quo and push for change. Adam Caller, CEO and Founder of Tutors International, has long advocated for innovative and forward-thinking strategies in education. Today, we're excited to share his recent comments on a crucial topic at the heart of the private education sector.
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Thursday, March 2nd, 2023
Leading Educationalist Reacts to the DfE Plans to Create Teaching Degree Apprenticeships
Adam Caller, CEO of elite private tutoring company, Tutors International, offers his advice on the government’s plans to develop a new teaching degree apprenticeship
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