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Creating impactful tuition programmes

At Tutor Trust we continually seek to learn 'what works' with tutoring and, with over ten years of experience, we've amassed a range of knowledge. We collect and analyse a wide range of data and views in order to help us understand the impact of our tutoring programmes, and inform continuing programme design.

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Our work in West Yorkshire

Tutor Trust works with primary and secondary schools, sixth-form colleges and other education providers across West Yorkshire, including Leeds, Bradford, Calderdale, Kirklees and Wakefield

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Our impact in primary schools

Tutor Trust's primary school programmes have a strong evidence base. A large-scale randomised control trial conducted by the Education Endowment Foundation found that Year 6 pupils receiving maths tutoring from Tutor Trust made three months of additional progress compared with their peers.

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Our impact in secondary schools

Tutor Trust have been supporting secondary school pupils for over a decade to make accelerated progress and have strong evidence of the impact that our work can make

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For young people

If you're receiving tutoring with Tutor Trust, this page is for you! Find out how to make the most of your tutoring sessions and what you can do at home to further boost your learning.

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Meet our Tutor Recruitment and Development Team

Tutor Trust's Recruitment and Development team recruits and trains amazing individuals - who may be studying at a local university, have been teachers, or have worked professionally in another sector - to tutor with us

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Help us transform lives through tutoring

To donate to the Tutor Trust, and support our vital work alongside schools to give disadvantaged young people the opportunity to reach their educational potential

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Safeguarding

Tutor Trust are deeply committed to ensuring the safety and wellbeing of all children and young people who come into contact with our programmes and follow all statutory and non-statutory guidance

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Apply to tutor

Tutor Trust offers flexible part-time work on a self-employed basis, working for a charity to provide high-quality tutoring to young people in Greater Manchester, West Yorkshire, Tees Valley, and Merseyside. Start your application to tutor now!

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Policies and Procedures

A comprehensive guide to all of Tutor Trust's policies and procedures, from Data Protection under GDPR to safeguarding (a crucial foundation to our success working with children and young people)