teacher - Class Captain

Class Captain

Sign in Subscribe

teacher

A collection of 11 posts

SPOTLIGHT — Meet Matt Green

SPOTLIGHT — Meet Matt Green

Take a look at our interview with Matt Green below and learn about his life as a Rapping Science teacher, owning tutoring business and his plans for the future. What’s your name and how old are you? Matt Green – 34 years How long have you been a science tutor

Routines are key — the benefits of regular tuition

Routines are key — the benefits of regular tuition

Building a relationship in a tutoring dynamic requires commitment, dedication and ambition. Consistency between the tutor and the tutee allows a steady foundation to be built upon, new routines to be developed and an overall space for tutees to feel comfortable, try new things and allow them to grow to

The future of tutoring — personalised education

The future of tutoring — personalised education

The landscape for the profession of tutoring has changed drastically over the last two years. With the Covid-19 pandemic causing lockdowns across the globe, allowing a focus on educational disadvantages to come to the forefront of conversation. One of the many ways that people believe educational gaps can be reduced

SPOTLIGHT — Meet Przemek Stolarski

SPOTLIGHT — Meet Przemek Stolarski

Take a look at our interview with Przemek below and learn the motivation behind the beginning of the Academy. What’s your name & how old are you? Przemek Stolarski, 22. What birthed the idea for the Think and Speak Academy? I remember very well the very moment I first head

How much should I charge? A tutor’s guide to pricing

How much should I charge? A tutor’s guide to pricing

When considering starting a career as a tutor, one of the key decisions to make is how much you will charge for your services. It is key to ensure you are asking for a fee for your time which justifies you starting this career and allows it to be more

Tutors — be curious about curiosity

Tutors — be curious about curiosity

If you are given the task of tutoring someone for a specific grade/qualification, and are bound by some form of measurement as a means of judging your tutoring importance, it is important to note that a tutee’s engagement with the subject matter can make or break the fine

New School Year, New Techniques

New School Year, New Techniques

As we settle into the beginning of the new academic year, there are a range of new pressures on all educators as we enter the post-Covid world. Despite the last few years taking their toll on so many members of the education community, there is a renewal of hope as

How To Tutor Online

How To Tutor Online

Are you interested in tutoring and have a skill you would like to share with others? Then online tutoring is the way forward. This is due to the fact that tutoring has become a very popular way of making extra money, especially after the pandemic. Now a lot of people

Keep Calm & Get Organised

Keep Calm & Get Organised

Get your classes organised When you have a lot to do, a lot of tutees to manage and a lot of classes to prepare, it can be very easy to let the admin side of it all take a downslide. As being a tutor or instructor with an increasing amount

Tutoring as a full time career? Tips for those starting out

Tutoring as a full time career? Tips for those starting out

One dream for many is to make a career out of being a tutor. To do this, you of course need to have the qualifications for your subject area of choice, valid experience and have a regular schedule of tutees and sessions. How possible is it to be a full

How tutoring helps students

How tutoring helps students

Does tutoring help students? Tutoring helps students, whether it is short term or long, with increased retention in the subject they are learning. This also applies to any form of short term courses many can learn from a tutor. If you are looking to learn a sport, personal training with