England's 'catch-up' tutors are being short-changed by priva

England's 'catch-up' tutors are being short-changed by private employers | Education


Last modified on Wed 3 Mar 2021 10.33 EST
The government’s decision to hire private tutoring companies to provide “catch-up tutoring” to disadvantaged pupils in England after lockdown will cost schools and the Department for Education up to four and a half times
more than these companies will pay private tutors to teach the children.
An investigation by the
Observer reveals some private tutoring companies hired are charging between £72 and £84 per hour for tutors via the government’s flagship National Tutoring Programme (NTP) scheme.
Yet the tutors themselves may be paid no more than £15 per hour for their work, which will involve tutoring small groups of pupils online or face-to-face to help them make up for lost learning over lockdown.

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