Live-in Tutors
Live-In Tutors for Highly Personalised Education
A live-in tutor can provide continuity, structure and highly individualised academic support within family life. Arrangements may be suitable during term time, school holidays, international travel, relocation or a period of full-time homeschooling.
Telios can identify live-in tutors with the subject knowledge, maturity, adaptability and discretion required to work closely with a family. The tutor may provide one-to-one teaching, oversee independent study, support examination preparation and help maintain a consistent academic routine.
Every placement is individually planned. Before the arrangement begins, Telios will agree the student’s academic objectives, subjects and curriculum, expected teaching and preparation hours, timetable and days off, accommodation and meals, travel and expenses, communication and reporting, safeguarding arrangements and professional boundaries within the family home.
A live-in tutor is appointed for an educational role. Any additional responsibilities must be defined separately and agreed in advance rather than allowed to develop informally.
Residential and Travelling Tutors
Live-in tuition provides families with a highly personalised and flexible form of academic support.
A live-in tutor may accompany a family during school holidays, international travel or an extended period away from school. They can provide daily teaching, supervise independent study and help maintain academic momentum while adapting naturally to the family’s schedule.
Every placement is handled discreetly and with close attention to academic requirements, personality, household expectations, safeguarding and cultural fit.
Residential Tutors for Intensive and Short-Term Support
Residential tuition can provide focused academic support when a student would benefit from a more concentrated programme away from the interruptions of an ordinary weekly timetable.
Telios arranges residential tutors for family homes, holiday residences and other agreed locations in the UK and internationally. Placements may support school entrance preparation; GCSE, IGCSE, A Level or IB revision; preparation before starting a new school; catch-up after an interruption to education; holiday learning programmes; homeschooling; academic enrichment; and preparation for university admissions.
The programme is built around the learner and the time available. Teaching hours, independent study, rest and family commitments should be balanced so that the placement remains productive and sustainable. The tutor’s working pattern, accommodation, travel, expenses, reporting responsibilities and safeguarding arrangements are confirmed before the placement begins.
Travelling Tutors for Relocating Families
Relocation can interrupt learning at precisely the point when a child is also adjusting to a new home, culture, school and routine. A travelling tutor can provide continuity before, during and after the move.
Telios can arrange tutors to accompany or support families relocating within the UK or internationally. The tutor may help the student continue their existing curriculum, prepare for entrance assessments, bridge differences between education systems or settle into the expectations of a new school.
Support may include maintaining progress during the relocation period; teaching several subjects or coordinating subject specialists; preparing for UK or international school entry; supporting English as an additional language where appropriate; helping the student adapt to a new curriculum; establishing a stable study routine; liaising with the family and agreed educational professionals; and continuing online after the relocation has been completed.