OXFORD, ENGLAND, July 12, 2012 (Press-News.org) The Centre for Market Reform of Education (CMRE) has invited Adam Caller, education consultant and founder of Tutors International, and other industry leaders to participate in a round table to explore the case for a new professional body for private tutors.
James Croft, Director of the CMRE, stated that "While many agencies have invested significantly in vetting and quality control, the industry as a whole has been slow to recognise best practice and follow their lead. As such we believe that the sector remains vulnerable to unwelcome regulatory intervention."
Tutors International is a world-leading private tutor agency, placing high-calibre full-time home tutors with families around the world. Adam Caller founded the organisation in 1999, and has long been an advocate of self-regulation and a professional regulation in the private tutoring industry.
Caller has been pushing for increased professionalism in the industry, and for a recognised private tutoring qualification, outside of normal teaching qualifications. "Private tutoring should be like any other industry, with professional qualifications set by an industry body to carry out background checks, provide benchmarks and monitor standards."
"This is going to happen," continued Caller. "A professional body is right for the tutoring industry - it is right for tutors, for children, and for parents. It will, however, need collaboration to succeed, and I want to be one of those in the driving seat."
More information about the CMRE and the consultation can be found at http://www.cmre.org.uk or by writing to James Croft at the CMRE.
About Tutors International
Tutors International is a worldwide organization providing experienced private tutors to work with children of all ages and nationalities. Tutors are available for full-time tutoring positions, for major support and tutoring outside school hours, or for home-schooling.
Tutors International provide tutors in a wide variety of situations from helping students re-take critical exams, helping pupils with the transition of moving between international school systems, and supporting youngsters with AD/HD and dyslexia. They provide a bespoke service to find the right tutor that suits the child's needs and aspirations, and if a live-in tutor is required, it is essential that the assigned tutor is the right match for the family and fits in the environment.
Tutors International was founded by Adam Caller who has tutored students of all ages. He has received specialist training in dyslexia and Attention Deficit Disorder and is very sensitive to children's educational difficulties. He has now turned this expertise to recruiting, training and placing other tutors to help families.
Founder Of Leading Private Tutoring Agency, Tutors International, Is Invited To Attend CMRE Round Table To Discuss Professional Tutoring Body
Education Consultant Adam Caller has been invited to attend a round table at the Centre for Market Reform of Education to discuss the feasibility of a professional body for private tutoring.
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[Press-News.org] Founder Of Leading Private Tutoring Agency, Tutors International, Is Invited To Attend CMRE Round Table To Discuss Professional Tutoring BodyEducation Consultant Adam Caller has been invited to attend a round table at the Centre for Market Reform of Education to discuss the feasibility of a professional body for private tutoring.