Higher Education
Read news and opinion on how private tutoring can give students a competitive edge in higher education.
The Rise of the Tutor-Mentor in Personalised Education
Why the best tutors for talented, ambitious or intensely curious children are often practitioners first and teachers second.
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Why No One Holds the “Inside Track” to Oxford, Cambridge or the Ivy League
No company can guarantee a place at a world-class university. There is no admissions consultant with the power to “get you in.” Here are the things that actually work.
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Interview with Adam Caller in The Executive Magazine: Educating the Heirs to Great Wealth
Adam Caller, Founder and CEO of Tutors International, was invited by The Executive Magazine to share his insights into the rising demand for highly personalised education for future heirs.
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Teach Your Child to Think for Themselves – Before AI Does All the Thinking for Them
The rise of AI is fast and far-reaching. The danger it poses is creating a generation of passive learners who lose the ability to engage, question, and think for themselves.
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Why a Gateway Year May Be the Smartest Response to the US Visa Clampdown
Visa cancelled? University plans on hold? A tutor-mentor can turn a lost year into the opportunity of a lifetime.
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Tutors International Partners with InGenius Prep to Enhance College Admission Consulting Services
Tutors International, the leading provider of bespoke private tutoring, has announced a strategic partnership with InGenius Prep, the world’s leading college admissions counselling and consultancy company.
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University Tutors Help Many Students Enjoy a More Positive College Experience
Going to college is a steep learning curve - both emotionally and academically. For many university students, having a personal tutor provides vital academic support and professional mentorship.
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Tutors International and Archer Franklin Partner to Deliver World-Class Academic Support and University Preparation for International Students
Tutors International, a global leader in bespoke private tutoring, is proud to announce a new partnership with Archer Franklin, a consultancy that specialises in university admissions for expatriate and international students.
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Tutors International Clarifies Controversy Surrounding High-Salary Private Tutor Role
Tutors International, leading provider of private tutoring to UHNW clients, responds to recent discussions about their high-profile job ad for a tutor to support an ambitious architecture student. The £288,000-salary role was temporarily removed from the RIBA jobs board for further review and clarification.
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Meeting the Growing Demand for University Tutoring with Integrity and Excellence
We’ve seen firsthand the increasing pressures faced by university students. Increasingly, students are turning to specialist tutors to help support their college or university studies.
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How Important are SAT Scores for Ivy League University Admissions?
As Ivy League and other prestigious universities reinstate SAT requirements after relaxing the rules during COVID, it’s vital to start preparing early for fiercely competitive university applications.
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How Strength-Based Education Aligns with the Top Educational Priorities for UHNW Families
Our sister company, Sea Tutors, reveals what ultra-high net worth (UHNW) parents prioritise when it comes to their children’s education.
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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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The Other End of the SEN Spectrum: How Private Tutoring Can Support Gifted Children
Beyond the constraints of the traditional classroom, private tutors provide a tailored learning experience that addresses the specific requirements of SEN students, including gifted children.
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How UHNW Families are Navigating Oxbridge’s Private School Penalty with Private Tutoring
Privately schooled students are facing setbacks in their applications to Oxford and Cambridge as the UK Government tells the top universities to reduce the number of students accepted from private schools, in favour of state- and home-educated applicants.
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