News and press releases
Friday, September 20th, 2013
Tutors International Announce Outstanding Results for Privately Tutored Exams
One student turned C and D grades into A grades in every subject over a 12-week period of private tuition for IGCSE. British system A2-Level, AS-Level and IGCSE results are published, and leading worldwide private tutoring organisation, Tutors International, report outstanding results for privately tutored exams. Adam Caller, who founded Tutors International in 1999, was delighted with the results so...
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Wednesday, September 18th, 2013
‘AS-Level Grade Not As Good As Expected? Ask the School Some Hard Questions,’ say Tutors International
With AS-Level results now published, Tutors International urge parents to look rationally at the expected A-Level grades for next year, speak to your child’s school about it and take action quickly if extra help is needed. Leading global private tuition agency, Tutors International, announced today that should AS-Level grades not be as high as expected, it’s time to ask the...
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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 22nd, 2013
Gifted and Talented Children Have the Least Support in School, says Tutors International
Private tuition agency, Tutors International, attribute lack of adequate support for gifted and talented children somewhat to the lack of consistency in the meaning of these terms. Leading provider of education consultancy and private tuition worldwide, Tutors International reported today that children labelled ‘gifted’ or ‘talented’ frequently encounter less support and academic provision than children at the opposite end of...
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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, July 8th, 2013
Tutors International Announce Exciting Home School Project in Kentucky
Private tutoring company, Tutors International, are involved in the foundation and ongoing development of a community school that will generate growth in the area. Global private tuition provider, Tutors International, are to be involved in an exciting home school project. It involves setting up and developing a community school in Maysville, Kentucky. A married tutoring couple are currently being sought...
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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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Wednesday, May 8th, 2013
Long-Term Use of ADHD Medicines Affects Boys' Normal Growth - Parent Herald
Long-Term Use of ADHD Medicines Affects Boys’ Normal Growth Parent Herald Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is one of the most common neurobehavioral disorders of childhood. Nearly one in 11 children in the country suffers from the disorder, which cannot be fully cured and lasts into adulthood. Children …
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Tuesday, May 7th, 2013
Gifted in maths: six ways to keep your high achievers engaged
Maths education adviser Steph King suggests some activities for key stage 2 students who are high achievers in maths In my role as a mathematics education adviser for a local authority I am frequently asked to provide training for schools focused on the more able mathematicians. In too many cases these pupils leave key stage 1 above or well above...
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Tuesday, May 7th, 2013
Does your child really have a behaviour disorder? A shocking book by a leading ... - Daily Mail
Does your child really have a behaviour disorder? A shocking book by a leading … Daily Mail After seeing the boy for 25 minutes, the doctor said he was suffering from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD. (Stock image) James Davies believes that doctors are too quick to diagnose children with disorders such as ADHD. ‘Dominic is …
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Tuesday, May 7th, 2013
Tutors International Places Students in 10 of Top 15 Universities with the Wealthiest Alumni
Leading private tuition agency excels in placing students in top universities worldwide. UK-based provider of full-time private tutors, Tutors International, today announced that they have successfully placed students in 10 of the top 15 universities for the wealthiest alumni, as reported by research firm Wealth-X. Wealth-X compiled a list of the global universities with the largest number of living alumni...
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