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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.

Tutor Trust reflects on the Government's long-awaited Schools White Paper has been released, detailing their strategy to create a more equitable school system. With a focus on tackling the SEND crisis and raising the attainment of disadvantaged young people, the ambitions of this bill are a welcome sign of hope.

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Welcome to Tutorcast, Tutor Trust's own podcast, where we share interviews with education experts to empower you to transform the achievements and life chances of school children across the north of England

Cailum Finnegan, Tutoring Plus Quality Manager and Part-Time Tutor

We offer meaningful 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 and Merseyside. Start your application to tutor now!

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 recently participated in a pilot study funded by the Education Endowment Foundation, which explored the impact of tutoring on post-16 learners resitting their GCSEs. The study produced encouraging results, demonstrating that tutoring can significantly enhance both academic attainment and learners’ attitudes towards education. It also highlighted key lessons around effective implementation, particularly the importance of strong partnerships with colleges to boost engagement and maximise impact.

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

We are proud to share that our Co-Founder and Executive Director, Abigail Shapiro, has been awarded an MBE for services to education, recognising her significant contributions to tackling educational inequalities and the difference Tutor Trust is making in improving outcomes for young people.

Tutor Trust would like to wish all pupils taking part in end of year exams the best of luck and we hope that all your hard work pays off.