It is being widely reported that teacher burnout is on the rise and, given the state of the British economy and a cash-strapped Government beleaguered by crises across the public sector, there doesn’t seem to be much hope on the horizon for teaching staff. It’s easy to see how increasing staff vacancies quickly escalate into teacher burnout but what does this mean for students and tutors? The knock-on effect on students as it essentially poses a substantial risk to the qual

An overhaul to GCSE grading and assessments may be around the corner, which could mean placing a greater emphasis on coursework rather high-stakes exams. Company Manager and qualified teacher, Cheryl, looks at the impact this could have on tuition.

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It’s been the talk of the academic year how much things have changed with education and the curriculum this year. A new grading system,...