We are supporting Wokingham Local Authority and there is a high need for experienced tutors who will be able to support and guide a cohort of GCSE pupils through their exams.
They are looking for tutors who will be able to build up a good rapport with these students after the initial introduction, assess what level they are at and what topics the students will need additional support in. TP Tutors have a reporting platform called LEAP which is where attendance is logged as well as lesson objectives, lesson summaries and where assessments can be sent out.
The Role:
- Provide expert tutoring across key GCSE subjects (English, Maths, Science, and more)
- Offer tailored support to suit individual student needs
- Help students develop effective revision techniques, exam strategies, and boost their confidence
- Deliver both one-on-one and small group sessions, with a focus on exam success
Tutor Requirements:
- Minimum of 2 years teaching experience in a GCSE environment
- Strong knowledge of the GCSE curriculum and exam requirements
- Ability to explain complex topics in an engaging and accessible way
- Passion for supporting students to reach their full potential
- A proactive, patient, and encouraging approach to tutoring
The referrals that we will be receiving will be a mixture of online or in person and will vary in how many hours per week is required.
If you're ready to help students achieve top GCSE results and make a lasting impact, we want to hear from you!
The London and Home Counties tuition team are always looking for new and experienced tutors who are excited about the prospect of supporting some of the young people across the local authorities we work with.
A lot of the referrals we get are for Primary and Secondary aged pupils that have either had large gaps in their learning, have complex needs, are awaiting a new school placement, have been excluded or some that just require additional support in their learning alongside school.
Most of the tuition takes place in person either at the pupils home or care home but can also take place online or at a public space like a library or community centre. The tuition timings are normally agreed between the tutor and the carer/School but can sometimes be set if there are more specific timings that need to be met.
The referrals that we receive can be for 1 hour a week all the way up to 15/20 hours per week for a pupil. The length of these bookings can also vary for a number of reasons.
Qualities that we tend to look for in our are tutors:
- Compassionate and caring with an understanding that some of these pupils have had a very disruptive and traumatic childhood and may be reluctant to meet new people
- Patient
- Supportive
- Good at adapting to different learning needs
Experience/Qualifications
- Ideally 2 years of teaching
- Great subject knowledge – preferably Maths & English
- Has experience of working with SEN and managing challenging behaviour
If you feel like you have the right qualities and are looking for flexible tutoring opportunities then please get in touch – we look forward to hearing from you!
All applicants will require the appropriate qualifications and training for this role. Please see the FAQ’s on the Teaching Personnel website for details.
All pay rates quoted will be inclusive of 12.07% statutory holiday pay. This advert is for a temporary position. In some cases, the option to make this role permanent may become available at a later date.
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