Does tutoring for free require any legal stuff?
I know that to be a private tutor there are a few legal aspects to cover like self-assessments, tax returns, disclosure & barring service etc. I'm assuming these things don't need to be carried out if I'm just looking to tutor for free, or am I wrong? Thanks
(edited 3 years ago)
If you’re doing it for free a DBS would still be advisable, it would give the individual confidence in your record. So that’s still a good idea. I don’t know if there are any voluntary agencies for tutoring, if so volunteers don’t usually need to pay for a DBS.
You could still get a dbs check done. Mainly for their peace of mind if you are tutoring people who you don't really know.
You shouldn't need the other stuff.
You shouldn't need the other stuff.
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