Mindset: Why you Self Sabotage in your Studies
Why Motivation Fades After Early Success Many of us have goals and dreams that we are striving towards, and many students at some point in their studies may find themselves either hitting a ‘plateau’ or sabotaging their efforts, despite some initial success. We often feel most motivated at the initial stage of goal setting, but […]
GCSE Biology Lesson Plan by Our Medical Tutor
One of our tutors, Raghav is embarking on a degree in Medicine at one of UK’s most prestigious universities. He will be sharing one of his GCSE Biology lesson plans and an explanation on digestive enzymes. Before we dive into this, here’s a small biography from Raghav: TUTOR PROFILE “I just finished my second year […]
How To Improve Writing Skills For Those With A Mathematical Mind
There are a considerable amount of students that find creative writing the most challenging aspect when trying to improve their English. Many times throughout my career as a tutor, I have encountered high achieving students who prosper in areas of academia that require pure logic. A Logical vs An Abstract Mind These particular students […]
Benefits of Studying Religious Studies & Theology
Religious Studies is not particularly the most common subject choice amongst students applying for university, however, there are a powerhouse of benefits of doing so, if you have any remote interest in religion. “We ignore the global impact of religion, in my judgment, at our peril”-ex-U. S secretary of State John Kerry On the 8th […]
English Literature: The Importance of Literature in the 21st Century
The common misconception that literature is a weak and exclusive art form is a statement that is too often agreed upon and one that needs addressing. This is because for many, the library shelves that are home to hundreds and thousands of works, appear to be inadvertently reserved for an elitist class and culture. Although, […]
Homeschooling / Homestay tuition
50,000 children are being home schooled in the UK and this figure is increasing by 80 per cent every year. To many parents, the idea of home schooling their children may seem daunting, but most parents’ apprehension is due to the obscurity of the concept and how home education works. There are many assumptions and […]
7+ 8+ 11+ in Kensington & Chelsea
Are you searching for a common entrance tutor in Kensington and Chelsea for your child? We receive numerous calls from parents to help find tutors for early years 7+ or 8+ examinations to help their child gain entry to prep schools. We also have a high volume of parents looking for a 10+, 11+ or […]
Private school or State school? Which is better for my child?
If you are a parent, you may be considering what type of schooling will be most suitable and beneficial for your child. The private and public education sector is a fairly controversial subject matter. In this post, we will explore the features of both types of education systems. Private schools Private education can cost an […]
History: The Benefits of Learning History
The other day whilst tutoring GCSE History one of my students got frustrated and asked what is the point of learning something that’s already happened? It’s a question that often comes up, and I think that History is one of the hardest subjects to study if you don’t have any interest in. Why is History […]
Honoured to Be Nominated for Outstanding Team Member in Tuition
I am delighted and incredibly grateful to have been nominated for the Outstanding Team Member in Tuition award at the National Tutoring Awards. Working within the tutoring sector is both rewarding and inspiring. Every day brings opportunities to support students, families, tutors, and schools, helping to create positive educational outcomes and build confidence in young […]