

In our fast-paced world, speed is always exciting. However, there are several critical criteria that we recommend that you emphasize before deciding on a teacher. In Tutor class, we have always emphasized that a private tutor in London meets specific criteria - as a result, we feel that our 99.9% presentation has been successful. If you follow our seven-point checklist, you should hopefully feel a little more confident before all the essential lessons.
- A declared DBS check
All tutors who are represented by Tutor Class have an advanced DBS certificate, which is issued in the last three years. We insist on seeing his credentials during the face-to-face interview. Whenever we insist on this, it is not a legal requirement for teachers. So, if you are not hiring a reputable agency, you should check it yourself.
- Reference
Although in London, not every tutor has this hand, we recommend that they have at least two references that they can show you, or that referees can give details that they are happy to share with you. A good teacher should have no problem providing references to parents who have worked with him and his organization.
- Previous teaching experience
When it comes to your child's academic skills, you should avoid any unnecessary risks. You can rely on Tutor class for experienced private tutors in London. We only work with teachers with at least 100 hours of previous experience and a track record of success - proving that they can not only teach you the age and exam you need, but they can do it successfully. However, depending on your child's needs, a qualified, but less experienced teacher may be the best fit. Check that it is familiar with the board of exams that your child follows, or the entrance exam for the school you are applying for.
Find more points here: 7 Things to check for Finding Tutors in London





