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I am considering tutoring online in my own free time but I am not sure sure if I need a teaching qualification to do this.

I have the professional qualifications (AAT) of what I intend to teach.

Even if it isn't a necessary requirement, I am quite keen to do some form of teacher training at a reasonable cost.

Does anybody have any suggestions?

Reply 1

useless-dismay

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I'm not a tutor so idk if i'll be all that helpful but my tutor and my sister both don't have "tutor qualifications" as far as I know but they know enough about the subjects they teach(maths/physics) to efficiently teach it. A lot of university students that I know also do tutoring so I doubt you need anything

Reply 2

Rachel52

OP

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Original post by useless-dismay

I'm not a tutor so idk if i'll be all that helpful but my tutor and my sister both don't have "tutor qualifications" as far as I know but they know enough about the subjects they teach(maths/physics) to efficiently teach it. A lot of university students that I know also do tutoring so I doubt you need anything

I thought that would be the case but always up for doing some CPD!

Reply 3

Angelil

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Reply 4

Angelil

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Try Spires (www.spires.co/k9pb) and see if they will take you on. I freelanced full time as a private tutor for 9 months in 2021 and most of my work came through them. They were the best agency to work for by far.

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