The Tutors’ Association exists, in part, to enforce professional standards across the tuition sector. There are currently no legal obligations on tutors specifically (other than being obliged to follow the law as it applies to anyone else). However there are a number of business practices which, whilst technically not being illegal, are quite clearly ethically […]
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The Tutors’ Association (TTA) is launching an extensive survey to better understand the UK’s tuition landscape, specifically focusing on the sector’s capacity. This initiative, carried out in collaboration with XTX Markets and various governmental and philanthropic bodies, aims to gather essential data to inform future educational strategies and opportunities, particularly following the conclusion of the
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With summer in full swing, there’s a unique opportunity to contribute to important educational research. A K-12 UK, Channel Islands, and Isle of Man online school impact survey is currently open for responses, and closes on the 30th of September . This survey supports a research paper titled “Innovation in Education: Evaluating the Growing Impact
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Many tutors have been enjoying the good weather and a chance to have a well-earned break in July when things have got a little quieter. We have a new government, as I’m sure you have all noticed, and TTA has already written to ministers on two occasions to introduce ourselves and ensure that tutors are
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