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University tutoring partnerships offer a practical way for universities to meet ambitions for meaningful student work experience while helping to address educational inequalities. Through paid tutoring roles and emerging credit-bearing modules, students gain valuable professional skills and community engagement, while schools benefit from evidence-based academic support.
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As the 2026/27 academic year starts we want to congratulate all our SATs and GCSE pupils for all their hard work!
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With more than 1 million young people in the UK now not in education, employment or training (NEET), rising NEET rates are a growing concern for young people, communities and the wider economy. Following the interim report on Young People and Work, we highlight the links between attainment, absenteeism, disadvantage and future outcomes. We explore how tutoring can support young people to stay engaged in education, improve attainment and build confidence.
Tutor Trust hosted its Summer Reception at Christie’s Bistro, University of Manchester, bringing together supporters and partners for a fantastic evening. The event offered an opportunity to learn more about the impact of our work, connect with others in our community, and celebrate the progress we’ve made together
As part of Tutorcast, Tutor Trust's very own podcast, this series aims to amplify the voices of our wider community who are joined together by a concern for young people with severely low school attendance.
In this Tutorcast episode, from Tutor Trust, we begin our 3-part series on persistent absence, and focused on the perspective of school leaders in tackling the attendance crisis
In this Tutorcast episode, from the Tutor Trust, we met with David Savill from the University of Salford to discuss literacy in Salford
Tutor Trust is excited to share its Impact Report, detailing its work and progress of our pupils from the 2024/25 academic year
New reports on the attendance crisis show school absence has become the new norm. Against this backdrop, interventions like tutoring are becoming even more important to build positive engagement with education.
The Tutor Trust has reached the end of another amazing academic year! We discuss how we have managed to expand into a new region and diversify our offering in the face of our first year without government funding.
Jointly commissioned by Tutor Trust and a number of other charities, Public First releases its much anticipated report, identifying how a state-funded tutoring programme could help to tackle the persistent attainment gap
Tutor Trust colleagues and partners share ideas with tutors and teachers on how AI can support educators
