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Love Tutoring Festival Late Night Live Podcast Transcript – Running an Agency with Ludo, Helen Kenworthy, Georgina Green and Harry Cobb
In the second of our Love Tutoring Festival Late Night Live Podcasts, Jack Simmonds again gives us the whole conversation in blog format … thank you Jack!
The Future of Language Education
Anthonia is a languages tutor with a new vision for the future of language education. Read on above to find out more about this vision and a new perspective on what it means to transfer language skills from nations around the world.
Love Tutoring Festival Late Night Live Podcast Transcript – SEND & Mental Health with Ludo, Nina Jackson, Amanda Cremona and Clio Tucker
In our drive towards making the content that Qualified Tutor produces more accessible, Jack Simmonds (Course Facilitator and all-round good guy) has taken the time to transcribe the conversation from our Late Night Live Podcasts – this is Monday’s conversation. Have a read!
Relationships – How to Build Effective Student-Tutor Interaction Online
In her blog-writing debut, Victoria Burns gives us a true insight into the strategies she employs to allow students to build a natural connection with her. These can be implemented from today, so read on and learn …
Finding and Keeping Great Tutoring Clients (Part 3): 5 Approaches for Rejuvenating Long-Term Client Relationships
In the final piece from this 3-part series on finding and keeping great clients, Michael gives us an insight into this important latter area: keeping (great clients). Rejuvenation is the name of the game here …
Finding and Keeping Great Tutoring Clients (Part 2): 5 Steps for Turning an Unhappy Client into a Returning Tutee
In this, the second of a new Festival-related content series, Michael Gibben gives us some simple steps to follow for managing an unhappy client … and how we can turn them into a happy one.
Love Tutoring Festival: Maths Anxiety and Dyscalculia: The How and the Why for Tutors, with Judy Brice
Helen Osmond, a well experienced Maths tutor herself, takes us through why every tutor, Maths-based or not, should attend Judy Brice’s Monday afternoon event at the Festival. (Hint: the lessons from Maths anxiety can be transposed to other subjects too …)
Love Tutoring Festival: Support for Reading, with Jack Churchill and Julia Clouter
Amanda Cremona introduces Jack Churchill and Julia Clouter, who will be speaking on Day 1 at the Festival. An inspirational duo with a life-changing product for many students, don’t miss out …
Love Tutoring Festival: Finding and Keeping Great Clients, with Michael Gibben
Jack Simmonds steps up again, this time to tell you a little bit more about Michael’s impact on the QT Community and why YOU should be attending his Festival event …
Finding and Keeping Great Tutoring Clients (Part 1): 10 Keys to Connecting and Developing Your Relationship with a New Client
In the first of a new Festival-related content series, Michael Gibben delivers 10 ways in which he has learnt to develop strong relationships with his many clients.
Love Tutoring Festival: Mastery Learning, with Mary Myatt
Jack Simmonds gives you more than a few reasons to attend Mary Myatt’s Mastery Learning event on Wednesday 30th July at the Love Tutoring Festival.
Tutoring is Evolving: Come and See How
At a time of heightened scrutiny on the Government’s apparent reliance on tutoring, Ludo provides a solution. Come and see what tutors can actually do, at the Love Tutoring Festival starting Monday 28th June …
Tips from my first year at Oxford University – Essay writing
In the final piece of this three-part series, Daniel brings together his guidance up til this point to discuss the final piece: the essay-writing itself. It can be easy to forget the structure and meaning of an essay, so dive in to discover what tips Daniel has learnt from his first year of writing at Oxford.
Tips from my first year at Oxford University – Notetaking
In this, the second of a three-part series on the essay-writing process, Daniel dives into his tips on note-taking. Whether you’re a mind-mapper or a bullet-pointer, the key is to use what works best for you and not to waste time focusing on the aesthetics of the notes (though colour will often help …).
World Tutors’ Day July 2nd
Read on to find out more about World Tutors’ Day and how you can get involved to celebrate the work of tutors from all around the world. July 2nd is World Tutors’ Day.
Gratitude makes the world go round.
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