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Tutoring Plus

Our Tutoring Plus offer consists of a range of 1:1 programmes that combine academic support with a focus on the whole child. Tutoring Plus programmes are open to all and most commonly used to support cared for children, those attending alternative provision and those persistently absent from school.

1:1 tutoring with a difference

We know that for some young people, 1:1 tutoring is more appropriate than small group support. This is particularly the case for those who may face additional challenges, whether it's attending alternative provision, involvement with the social care system, poor physical or mental health, or low attendance at school.

Our suite of Tutoring Plus programmes combine 1:1 academic support with other provision to boost confidence, life skills, or social and emotional wellbeing. These young people already face more challenges than their classmates, including having more complex needs and learning gaps due to missing school.

We are currently working with ImpactEd to evaluate the impact of our Tutoring Plus programmes on young people's attainment, confidence and wellbeing.

Tutoring has helped me in many different ways. There is the most obvious ways like teaching me things I have had difficulty learning in the past or even recently. Every session I have been able to count on my tutor to come...I have made a special bond with my tutor.

Young person receiving 1:1 tutoring through Tutoring Plus

Our Tutoring Plus programmes

For those just wanting 1:1 academic support for pupils, particularly those who may have substantial learning gaps from having missed school, we offer 1:1 programmes with our trained Tutoring Plus tutors. 1:1 Tutoring Plus tutoring is available to pupils in primary and secondary school across Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Tees Valley and West Yorkshire. We also work with some young people post-16, particularly those resitting GCSE exams.

In addition to this, we offer some more tailored programmes that combine academic support with a focus on emotional support, mentoring or life skills. Read on to find our more about the options available.

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The King's Trust Achieve

Tutor Trust's partnership with The King's Trust enables our tutors to combine academic tutoring with the delivery of the 'Achieve' units, which help young people develop a range of personal, social and life skills.

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Therapy and Tutoring

For years Tutor Trust has collaborated with award-winning organisations like the Prince's Trust (now the King's Trust) and TLC (Talk, Listen, Change). We provide a variety of options for 1:1 tutoring and counselling to young people in the north of England…