Education Policy in 2023 by Daniel Dipper

by Hannah Liversidge | Mar 2, 2023 | Business of Tutoring, Education

The last three years in particular have been hugely difficult in the education space, from the impacts of coronavirus to political instability which meant we went through more education secretaries than meals there are in the day. Now we seem to have more permanent...

International Tutoring Opts-in to Professional Regulation

by Julia.Silver | Feb 3, 2023 | Business of Tutoring, Education, FEATURED, Love Tutoring Festival, Resources

Leaders in tutoring welcomed the International Tutoring Framework from Qualified Tutor this week in London and online at the Love Tutoring Leadership Festival. ‘I think this is absolutely wonderful and will quickly be recognised by people around the world.’ Kirstin...

Taking time off as a tutoring business owner

by Julia.Silver | Jan 27, 2023 | Business of Tutoring, Community

Let’s be honest – tutoring takes time, energy, and compassion. We so often give this to our students, reminding them of the importance of breaks during study time, or the need to give themselves compassion if they aren’t quite “getting it” yet.

The move from the staff room to the home office

by Julia.Silver | Jan 18, 2023 | Business of Tutoring, Challenges

Do you miss working with others?

For many of us in the world of running our own businesses we have moved from louder locations. With staff rooms, water coolers, and meetings to collect insights & support from.

Top Five Reasons to Get a Twinkl Subscription as a Private Tutor

by Hannah Liversidge | Jan 3, 2023 | Business of Tutoring, Community, Education, Online Tutoring, Resources

QT Connect Partners Twinkl have a wonderful set of resources and planning docs & sheets that will greatly improve your tutoring … and your time management.

Here, Tutor Manager, Beth Todd, lays out some of the key reasons to sign up for any one of Twinkl’s subscription packages.

The Ups and Downs of Maths Tutoring

by OsmondEducation | Oct 3, 2022 | Business of Tutoring, Challenges, Education, Ideology, Strategies

“Tutoring isn’t a get-rich-quick job. You need a passion and heart to help students to grow. You need to be organised and disciplined as you work for yourself. It can be very rewarding but also challenging.”

Helen Osmond, Founder of Osmond Education, puts her learnings and experiences from her career in education into one simple yet hugely effective handbook for (Maths) tutors of all kinds.

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