- posted by Chloe Masterton 
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I had a coffee and a catch up with a fellow tutor a couple of weeks ago and he was sharing with me that he felt that one of the major problems that he encounters is that students and parents simply do not know enough about the education process to help themselves effectively. We were... Read more »
- posted by Jon Ellis (21) (0)
We have been talking to lots of parents and students to discover what we can do to make Tutorhub more useful and fit in with busy family life. They told us that on-demand tutoring, which is available by the Question & Answers on the website, was great but they also wanted to arrange sessions in... Read more »
- posted by Ellen Arnison (7) (0)
It’s clear that education had changed greatly since I was at school. In my day the girls did domestic science and the boys did technical stuff with wood and metal. Also way back then, computers were more theoretical than anything else. My secondary had only two computers and I’m not even sure I ever saw... Read more »
- posted by Jon Ellis (14) (0)
We have been asked by some UK based tutors whether the income that they earn by private tutoring at home and online is liable to income tax. If you privately tutor, the money you earn is taxable. If your only source of income is from tutoring, then you only physically pay tax if your income... Read more »
- posted by Chloe Masterton (3) (0)
One of the most difficult things about tutoring is knowing the limits of your student’s concentration span. No-one is winning if you’re just sitting there reeling off information to them while they look at you with a glazed smile. However, in the early stages of tutoring when you’re a bit nervous and need to build... Read more »
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