The Tutors’ Association has had a busy start to 2024, with a new Acting General Manager, Julius Goldthorpe, following Jon Corbitt’s departure to return to school leadership and a packed events schedule, with Regional Events across the UK (starting with London on the 22nd of February) as well as the National Tutoring Awards, National Tutors’ […]
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In an era defined by technological advancement, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a powerful force, reshaping various aspects of our lives, including education. Traditional teaching methods are undergoing a major transformation, and educators around the world are seeing the transformative impact of AI on the way students learn and teachers teach.
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Like most other sole traders, your life is probably busy and stressful enough without having to worry about something else. However, there’s no avoiding the fast-approaching Self Assessment tax return online filing deadline, which each year is midnight on 31 January. Gulp.
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If you’re a self-employed sole trader or freelancer or you’re considering becoming one, here are 32 things you should know about claiming tax expenses.
Businesses usually fail because they run out of cash and can’t pay their bills when required. Although non-payment and late payment remain a big problem for many small UK businesses, one that causes serious cash flow issues, others get into difficulties because they live beyond their means.
How to budget your way to healthy cash flow, for self employed Tutors Read More »