At Uber Tutors, we have always had the dream of creating an education service that is a one stop service for all education needs and challenges. So, we put together a team of visionary academics and managers whom not only provide private tutoring to London students, but also collaborate together to design and facilitate bespoke and meaningful workshops, masterclasses, and training courses for schools, universities, companies (corporate to SMEs), and charities in a variety of topics and needs.
Come to us with any improvement or staff development challenges at your institution and we will design the perfect workshop or course and deliver it. We’re very outcome driven and want to make a difference! So, we assess needs thoroughly and ask lots of questions at the start, we get to know the team, design the programme with your input and deliver quality facilitation and teaching. See relevant link on left side menu for your specific needs and get in touch! Our friendly team is here to help.
Uber Tutors also helps run a social enterprise and charity project called Springboard Youth Academy as a part of its special programmes, providing comprehensive ESOL language and life skills training, using arts and drama, for young refugees in London.
Contact us at 02030867311 or info@ubertutors.co.uk for any questions or collaborations.
Many parents are wondering how they can help their children prepare for university, especially amidst the pandemic that has had a huge impact on their education.
That’s why we’ve prepared some tips for parents who want to assist their children in catching up with everything they’ve missed during the past year and a half.
Girls in the UK have begun to achieve better results than boys in their GSCES and A-Levels & the gender gap in GSCE and A-Level results in the UK is at its widest in over a decade.
UK students were (and are being) affected by the COVID pandemic in many complicated ways, and inability to focus is one of them. Here are some top tips to become refocused again, from a former student who has gone through the process
Find out how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected A-Level students, and the ways A-Levels students can be successful without the important exam experience of GCSEs.
University life is an experience like no other. Your interests become more defined, you meet lifelong friends who share similar values and ideas, and you learn how to make the perfect Spaghetti Bolognese in your own independent flat/room. So, here are ten of the most important things to consider when deciding which university to choose.
The decision to relocate schools at sixth form does not come lightly. Here are some important things to consider, from the perspective of somebody who undertook the change.
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Are you busy preparing for university exams? Give yourself the best chance to succeed with our top study tips.
If your child is in Year 2 or 6, youโve undoubtedly heard about the SATs. Although they are only a few months away, you may still be faced with a number of questions. Your childโs teachers or school may have provided you with some information, but we are here to give you a clear and concise overview of everything you need to know.
As an experienced private tutoring and mentoring service for GCSE and Alevels, we know all the ins and outs of the education system and how to best support students through these challenging and impactful years.
Writing an essay can be overwhelming and stressful. Thereโs a lot of pressure to get top grades, and many of your university classesโ final grade will be exclusively based on the essays you have written. But no need to panic! We have written out the top tips you need to know to guarantee a stellar essay. No stress needed.
If you’re a university student, you might think that there are better ways to spend your time and money than invest in private tutoring & mentoring.
While it might be more appealing to focus on other university activities at the moment, could really hurt you in the long run.
