Jason Rose

Digital Communications Coordinator

Jason first started working with us as a tutor in 2018 before working as a Tutoring Plus Full-Time Tutor, then as a Manchester Secondary Coordinator and most recently as Digital Communications Coordinator. He is also the editor of our very own podcast, Tutorcast.

Jason says: "Growing up in Greater Manchester, I was aware of the inequalities around me at school and was able to help counteract this when I took on a tuition assignment at my old primary school. Although I decided I didn’t want to teach in a classroom environment, I still enjoy working with young people and am glad to be able to help people from working-class backgrounds achieve their full potential. 

"Outside of work, I am a volunteer editor for a mediation charity. I also spend a lot of time in the studio practising guitar and am a bit of a photography enthusiast!"

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Episode 16: Tutor to transformative leader

Classroom experience helps to develop many transferrable skills, meaning it is valuable even if you do not want to be a teacher. In this episode of Tutorcast, a digital auditor from PwC explains how tutoring has helped shape his career.

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Episode 15: From tutor to advocate

This Tutorcast podcast is episode two of a three-part podcast series, which explores the influence of in-school tutoring on pupils, tutors, communities, and the broader education landscape

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Episode 14: From tutor to teacher

Tutor Trust tutors often decide that they would like to start a career in teaching while working with us. Tutoring also develops transferrable skills, meaning it is a good job to prepare for starting a career in many sectors. This Tutorcast podcast episode features an interview with a former tutor who has gone on to be a teacher.

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Episode 18: The story of Tutor Trust

Find out how Tutor Trust grew from an idea into a proudly northern charity, collaborating with schools and colleges to transform thousands of young people's lives each year. What were the challenges, how did it grow and what have been the outcomes since the idea was first discussed way back in 2011?

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