Available for Key Stage 3 and as qualifications in 30+ subjects at Level 1/ 2, GCSE, AS and A Level
From being a solution for long term provision, covering a teacher’s absence to providing breadth and depth to curriculum, a Tute Course can fill the gap.
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What is a Tute Course?
Tute is not just about short-term provision. Our courses are available for Key Stage 3, offering a qualification in a choice of subjects at Level 1 and 2, GCSE, AS and A Level.
For qualifications, Tute teachers deliver the specification in one or two years and act as the student’s main, if not only, source of education for that subject. We take care of all the teaching and learning, the setting just acts as a link and enters the students for the exam.
Ideal as long term provision for Key Stage 3, or additional curriculum option to enable those outside of mainstream to attain accreditation in Key Stage 4 and 5.
What Key Stages and subjects does it cover?
Tute Courses are available for students in Key Stage 3 to 5. There are over 30 subjects available in GCSE, Level 1/2 and A level courses, and if we don’t have the subject you need, we can seek to recruit a suitable teacher for you.
Typically, students in KS4 and 5 access a course, but they are open to anyone referred by the education setting.
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Which students does it suit? How best is it used?
Tute Courses can benefit students in Key Stage 3 to 5 in any type of education setting and present the same opportunities for those unable to attend school.
Our courses are used by non-mainstream settings and by schools to fulfil statutory obligations so that student secure essential core subject qualifications.
Our one-year GCSE offer is particularly relevant to those students in year 11 who have missed learning and need something to secure their GCSEs.
Courses are also commissioned for long term provision, to broaden a curriculum offer and to make a subject option viable; helping students achieve their aspirations whilst enabling a school to retain students at A level.
How does it work?
Students can be enrolled in any number of Tute Courses; you just choose the best option for your learners. Courses require students to complete independent learning activities between timetabled lessons and formal assignments will be set and marked by our teachers on a half-termly basis.
How is student progress tracked?
Progress and attainment are measured against the course learning objectives and recorded for each student in your Progress Tracker made available to you after each lesson.
Formal half-termly progress reports are also provided which summarises achievement and attainment.
How much does it cost?
Our shared course cost is £15 per student, per lesson based on the choice made at enrolment whether to pay upfront for the academic year, or to allow the students to attend on a rolling basis.
A private course is £9,900 for 5 students with an additional cost for each subsequent learner.
Is there a shared and private option?
Tute Courses are available as both private and shared provision options.
Popular and statutory course subjects are included in our shared course timetable either as a one or two-year option.
If our shared timetable is not compatible with your student’s availability or if the subject you need is not available as a shared option, then courses can be booked privately.
