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The Touchscreen Era A friend of mine is undergoing her PhD and is required to lecture undergraduates. One day she mentioned a ‘touchscreen generation’. Elaborating upon this she told me hardly any of her students can use a keyboard. They were used to pushing on a screen to input their data. Over in Vietnam many […]

As we predominantly operate within the digital realm in today’s society, it was inevitable that much of the private tutoring industry has shifted into the online sphere in recent years. Although there may be some initial resistance from parents to embrace online tutoring, I can say with certainty – those have used our online interactive

As the exam season is fast-approaching, private tutor Zoe shares 6 quick-fire tips to ensure you are well-equipped for the upcoming examinations. As someone who has spent more time in education than out of it, I know how stressful exams can be. All that time spent studying has also taught me some helpful ways to

Over the last couple of years, one of our tutors, Charlie T, has devoted hundreds of hours to private tutoring. He has successfully helped students throughout the 11+ process through private home tuition, delivered weekly online tutoring to students of various ages and abilities, to name a few. At Telios Tutors, we love to celebrate

Upon leaving university, the next step is typically securing a graduate role. However, there is tough competition on finding a job as there are many graduates leaving higher education every year. In order to stand out, there are many things that can be done, one of which is a university placement.   A university placement

For new tutors and even experienced tutors, creating a tutoring environment which is welcoming for a student where they feel comfortable to express themselves is difficult. This especially the case where the age gap between tutor and tutee is big, and the shared interests between you are minimal. Therefore, it is tough to build a

There are some striking similarities between the way I teach my students and the agenda behind democratizing education. When children are given the right to dictate their own learning they are more likely to enjoy their time learning. We need to make education relevant for children and make them understand why they are learning, but the

Why, of all subjects, did I choose to pursue a Physics Degree? My fascination for Studying physics is derived from my passion for understanding complex matters that revolve around the universe. I also found myself performing very well in my Physics examinations at A-Level. However, studying Physics at University is perhaps not as well represented

I have been studying economics for five consecutive years now and have grown to realise that there are some common misconception’s surrounding what it means to study economics. Through speaking to friends and family members it has become clear to me that there is a common belief that economics is just a subject about money.

By Nhung D, Private Philosophy, Politics & Economics Tutor in London ‘Strong and stable, strong and stable, strong and stable…’ was the slogan repeated at every opportunity during the six weeks of non-stop campaigning from Prime Minister Theresa May – however, the result of the 2017 General Election has done nothing but shown this to