Membership
Membership
Becoming a Member of The Tutors’ Association
The Tutors’ Association (TTA) is the UK’s non-profit leading professional membership body for tutors and the supplementary education sector, dedicated to representing and supporting tutors through high standards, valuable resources, and a collaborative community.
Membership Rates
Inexpensive, affordable and valued membership subscriptions to the UK’s Not for Profit Professional Body, The Tutors’ Association.
Professional Tutors
For individual, independent Tutors working freelance or in a tuition business.
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Highlighted Benefits:
Free Enhanced DBS Check support (DBS’s admin fee still applies)
Free CPD, webinar and events access plus discounted tickets
Support and guidance including fortnightly TTA Q&A Live
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Discounted rates available for:
Tutors working with a corporate member (£65 annually / £6.50 monthly)
Tutors under 25 years studying for a first degree (£35 annually)
Small Corporates
For organisations with less than £250k revenue (£100k for agencies).
Medium Corporates
For organisations with more than £250k revenue (£100k for agencies).
Large Corporates
For organisations with more than £1m revenue (£400k for agencies).
Franchisors & Nationals
For multi-branch organisations with units or franchises of any size.
Partner Membership
For Affiliate Partners of any size.
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Highlighted Benefits:
Listing in the TTA Partner Directory
Inclusion in the quarterly TTA Partner Newsletter to members and non-members
- Member benefits available to certain membership types
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Membership Requirements
Membership to The Tutors’ Association is open to individuals, organisations and partners who work throughout the tuition and broader education sector. Find out about our membership requirements below.
To read a summary of the contractual rules of membership, click here.
Members must subscribe to TTA’s Code of Practice. Read more about the Code of Practice here.
Membership to The Tutors’ Association provides parents, schools and stakeholders significant reassurances that they are working with a trusted professional. Members are required to hold an Enhanced DBS Certificate issued within the last 12-months indicating their suitability for working with children and/or vulnerable adults, or subscribe to the DBS Update Service. If a prospective member does not have a valid DBS Certificate upon joining, we can help them obtain one. We strongly recommend that all members subscribe to the DBS Update Service. Instructions for verifying a member’s DBS status are distributed to members upon joining TTA. Read more about our DBS Services here.
Endorsement from two suitable references are required for membership to The Tutors’ Association. References can be from past or current employers, clients or others who know the prospective member in a professional capacity including from within an educational setting. Instructions for verifying a member’s references are distributed to members upon joining TTA. To complete this part of the process, members will be asked to contact two suitable referees and ask them to submit their references using our online form.
As a Not for Profit Membership Organisation, members are required to accept The Tutors’ Association’s Memorandum and Articles of Association, often referred to as The Constitution. Read more about our governance here.
Partners
Join The Tutors’ Association
Through our Partner network, we provide members with access to a variety of products and services, including business support, educational resources, and training. In return, our Partners can effectively reach and engage with the profession through our website, newsletters, events, and publications. We only partner with organisations that offer clear benefits to our members and the wider tuition and supplementary education community.