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Can you spare just an hour a week for 8 weeks? Then get involved with an exciting educational charity!


We place volunteer tutors in nearby secondary schools, to support pupils preparing for GCSEs on the C/D borderline in English, Maths or Science. Our aim is to help students leave school with 5 A*-C GCSEs including English and Maths, to increase their chances of going on to further education, employment or training. Help us bring the benefits of tuition to those who would not otherwise afford it.


We provide all volunteers training, resources and an enhanced DBS check if you need one. We award you for performance and there's a chance to become a Bronze, Silver or Gold tutor.


So far we are working with the following schools nearby (but are planning on adding more)


Coninsborough College - we need people on Saturday mornings at 10am, starting on the 20th September. There is a training session on the 11th September at 5pm.

City of London Academy (SE1 5LA) (mid September, times and dates tbc)


Applications are open now! Please fill in our short form: http://www.tfaforms.com/332860


If you have any questions please email me ? [email protected] or call 02079227760


Here?s what some of our recent volunteer tutors have said:

"Action Tutoring is the most rewarding tutoring you will do. The kids are enthusiastic, interested, and really appreciate the attention. It is a great project to be a part of."

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