The Examiners’ Report … GCSE English
It perhaps goes without saying that examiners’ GCSE reports do not make compelling reading for students – or parents or guardians. They are after all not addressed to this audience,
It perhaps goes without saying that examiners’ GCSE reports do not make compelling reading for students – or parents or guardians. They are after all not addressed to this audience,
In my last post (The Resources of PARadise – September 2013) I stressed the importance for tutors of having the best available teaching materials, and described the Maths programs
Having first-class teaching resources available on computer is essential to the running of a tuition centre. In this, and a subsequent post, I am going to introduce a
Teacher versus Tutor is a recently broadcast BBC Radio 4 documentary (August 2013). It is an exploration of the current UK tuition industry – now claimed to be worth £1 billion
The pocket electronic calculator has now been around for over 40 years – with the result that the world has got used to the demise of long
Tuition Canterbury donates 1% of its revenue to help a school in rural Zimbabwe. If you draw a line due south from Harare (the capital) and
Quite often I receive enquiries from students or teachers about working for, or through, the Centre. I am always happy to respond. Sometimes a caller will be able
So here you are again in the exam hall, and have received your instruction to turn over the paper and begin. These papers have a familiar look – you
This month and next contain a number of big days for GCSE students. My big day is 23 May when candidates up and down the land will be sitting AQA
An article in the Daily Telegraph in November 2012 entitled ‘Grammar school tests to be made ‘tutor-proof’ discusses the concern that many parents and tutors in counties where Grammar school selection operates,