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Our tutor spotlight today is on Jenny L, a creative writing and English tutor in London. Jenny has been a real treasure who has demonstrated excellent character and adding great value to the students she has worked with through private tutoring. She is someone that often goes above and beyond, shows genuine care towards the […]

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

Last month at Telios Tutors, we hosted a gathering of some of our private home tutors, students and parents where we came together to celebrate, acknowledge and appreciate all their hard work during this academic year. Success and results that we reap today are only because we collectively harvested the seeds that were sown at

The last eight months have been very tough for me; having witnessed my father go through a traumatising pain – he suffered from a herniated disc in his cervical spine. During the last few months, I have come to realise how common this problem is for many people globally and that the solutions that are

Description: A proven system of steps to help you dramatically increase your interview conversion rate. Subject to individual writing skills and dependent on an individual’s experience and circumstances. This year at Telios Tutors, amongst all our students who required help with CV and cover writing skills; over 95% were successful in securing interviews for the

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

The current research aimed to contribute to knowledge on the selfie by collating existing evidence and bringing in new findings on specific issues, which drew on interviews with ten students from the University of York.  The focus was predominantly on definitions and perceptions of selfies, and the motivations behind them, which were informed by personal

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

Studying abroad is becoming more popular nowadays. Nevertheless, it is always a dilemma when deciding whether one should embark on this journey or not. Indeed, studying abroad has obvious advantages, such as broadening one’s horizons, being exposed to better opportunities, and many more. However, do the benefits outweigh the disadvantages? For example being constantly away