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The ‘Tips for Tutors’ series

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8 June 2020 ∙ read in 1 minute

We have been blogging advice for tutors for a while now – our ‘Tips for Tutors’ series. We are pleased to say that these have received a good response from tutors.

Just in case you missed any, you can find them at:

How to ensure that the first lesson goes really well

Structuring your lessons

8 ways to become a better tutor

12 teaching strategies for more effective tutoring

Developing critical thinking in your students

The importance of teaching values

How to market yourself

Your tax as a self employed tutor

How to set up your website

The best way to tutor University students

Helping a reluctant student

Using learning maps

Happy reading, we hope that you find them useful. If you think that there are other topics that you would like us to cover, get in touch.

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28 November 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Coaching Boxing

The words “ring” and “gloves” will undoubtedly make you think of the world’s most popular combat sports, boxing. An increasing number of people are turning towards boxing each year to let their fists do the talking in the ring and boxing is becoming more popular. Additionally, many people are putting on boxing gloves to get […]

28 November 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Introduction to Embroidery

“Curiosity about life in all of its aspects, I think, is still the secret of great creative people.” - Leo Burnett There are hundreds of thousands of blogs dedicated to DIY and arts and crafts. They’re very popular amongst 30-somethings looking to make their houses a home with handicrafts and embroidery. These blogs can help […]

28 November 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Useful Embroidery Techniques

“I think art is the only political power, the only revolutionary power, the only evolutionary power, the only power to free humankind form all repression.” - Joseph Beuys Arts and crafts are making a comeback in the digital age thanks to social media like Pinterest and Instagram. Knitting, sewing, interior design, etc. are all manual activities […]

28 November 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Yoga as a Treatment

It’s well known that yoga is a great way to exercise while relaxing at the same time and there are also many benefits to yoga, which is why it’s popular in the UK and all over the world. Those who practise yoga can tone muscle while focusing on their chakras, meditating, and doing breathing exercises. […]

28 November 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Practising Yoga in India

“Letting go is the hardest asana.” Are you familiar with the theory of six degrees of separation? It establishes that there are six or fewer social connections between a single person and everyone else on the planet. That said, there’ll be fewer connections between you and a yoga teacher. Between meditation, relaxation, and physical exercise, […]

28 November 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

The Best and Most Wholesome Musicals for Children

"Musicals don't get enough credit for being so surreal. It's like an alternate universe." -Ezra Koenig An opera should be fun, well sung, superbly written, and have the power to transport us to another dimension or world. The best musicals have appeared at the West End or on Broadway, and sometimes both before they have […]

27 November 2019 ∙ 8 minutes to read

Learning More Portuguese in Portugal, Brazil, and Online

"If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his own language, that goes to his heart." -Nelson Mandela There are certain steps in a person's life that are remarkable and worthy of special attention. Outstanding events throughout an individual's life may […]

26 November 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Magnetism and Electromagnetism: Everything You Need to Know.

In the modern world, we use magnets in an overwhelming number of different ways. From the way that a fridge door closes to the way in which your headphones play music, from the generation and transmission of electricity, to the motor in your car. All of these use magnetic force in some way or another. […]

25 November 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Making sense of the coordinate plane is the job for a geometer

The Beginner’s Guide to Geometry

We hear geometry-related words all the time: ‘what’s your angle?’ and ‘everyone should eat three square meals a day!’ and ‘she ran circles around me!’, often with little thought to how fundamental those shapes are to the discipline called geometry. So ubiquitous is geometry to our daily lives that it is downright strange for students […]

25 November 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

What are Waves?

Without waves there would be nothing. No heat, no light, no sound. Not even any movement. Not a single thing. Because waves aren’t just some abstract scientific concept – or something that you only see on the surface of the ocean. They are literally everywhere at all times. Waves, quite simply, are disturbances or variations […]

21 November 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

a galaxy - astronomy, astrophysics, cosmology

Welcome to Space: A Guide to Astronomy and Astrophysics.

There is a reason why even the most ancient humans were amateur astronomers, mapping the orbit of the moon and the movements of the stars. There’s a reason too that kids are as fascinated by space as they are by dinosaurs, thinking about the Big Bang, distant galaxies, and stars and planets. There’s a reason […]

21 November 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Everything to Know About Kyoto

The ancient capital of Japan located near the Kamo river and part of the Kyoto prefecture, Kyoto is the 8th largest city in Japan by population with about 1.4 million residents. Home to hundreds of shrines, heritage sites, and festivals, the city is often considered to be the cultural capital of the country. The city […]

20 November 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Everything to Know About Japanese Entertainment

Nippon is one home to one of the oldest civilizations on earth and, because of this, has witnessed countless examples of artistry in the forms of sculpting, painting, photography and film-making. Having influenced East Asian popular culture since time immemorial, Japan saw artistry flourish even in the Heian and Meiji periods. Today, Japan travel and […]

20 November 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Whether you prefer Fiddler or Jersey Boys, there is a musical for you

The Different Types of Musicals

For a time, musicals were all the rage. Done up with lavish sets and showcasing artists’ precisely executed dance steps and powerful vocals, people couldn’t wait until the next big hit… from Singin’ in the Rain to Saturday Night Fever, these shows (and later, films) played to packed houses around the world. In fact, musicals […]

17 November 2019 ∙ 9 minutes to read

Tips for Writing a Screenplay

"That's one of the nice things about writing, or any art; if the thing's real, it just lives." -Woody Allen Writing is a passion of many novelists, journalists, teachers, bloggers, and screenwriting. Every subdiscipline of writing is a unique world with distinct aspects that make it stand out as unique. In today's article, we will […]

31 October 2019 ∙ 8 minutes to read

The Guide to Visiting Venice

“In the glare of the day there is little poetry about Venice, but under the charitable moon her stained palaces are white again…” - Mark Twain When you go to Venice, you have to plan your trip according to how long you’ll be there for, the sites and monuments you want to visit, and the […]

31 October 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

What are the benefits of online tutorials?

The Online Tutorials Guide

“The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.” - William Arthur Ward The private tutoring and academic support market have seen an increase in recent years. Academic support, as the name suggests, is there to support students who are struggling in one or several academic subjects. Private tutors […]

31 October 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Learning More About AutoCAD software

“Companies in every industry need to assume that a software revolution is coming.” -Marc Andreessen  We are currently living in an age of software. Therefore, the software revolution is not coming; instead, it has arrived. Software such as Dropbox, Microsoft Office, Google Drive, Skype for Business, and Slack are among the most popular used in modern-day […]

30 October 2019 ∙ 4 minutes to read

Visiting the Vatican City

“You don't need to be more Catholic than the Pope” Visiting the Vatican is an essential part of any visit to the Italian capital. This small city-state is home to 799 inhabitants but visited by 6 million people every year. This means 7,509 tourists visit for each resident. Tourists tend to visit the Vatican’s museums, the Sistine […]

30 October 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Visiting Marrakech

“The gladdest moment in human life, methinks, is a departure into unknown lands.” - Sir Richard Burton Morocco is becoming more and more popular. Between 2004 and 2018, the number of international flights to Morocco has doubled. This is, in part, thanks to some of the country’s larger cities becoming more popular. From the Jardin […]

30 October 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Getting Help with Academic Support

“A good teacher must be able to put himself in the place of those who find learning hard.” - Eliphas Levi In the UK, 100,000 students per year are leaving school “without basic qualifications”. This is a 28% increase since 2015. Of course, students can struggle at any time during their schooling, not just when they […]

30 October 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Visiting Morocco

“Morocco is such a beautiful place. It's incredibly beautiful. And also it is captivating place because for a writer, you feel that you make impact. I mean, when I write something in the press, the day after in the fish market, people will be discussing it.” - Fatema Mernissi Morocco is one of the richest […]

30 October 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Recipes for Beginners

“Food, to me, is always about cooking and eating with those you love and care for.” - David Chang Are you sick of pasta and searching for recipes? Even if you’re not a great chef, you can start making tasty meals. According to a survey by Quitoque, 78% of women and 89% of men would […]

30 October 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Recipe Ideas for Budding Chefs

“Cooking is all about people. Food is maybe the only universal thing that really has the power to bring everyone together. No matter what culture, everywhere around the world, people get together to eat.” - Guy Fieri Many people enjoy cooking but your enjoyment can quickly become an ordeal when you start learning how to […]

30 October 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

How to Develop Strong Leadership Skills

Nelson Mandela. Mahatma Gandhi. Jack Ma. Winston Churchill. It doesn’t take much thought to come up with the names of great leaders; what’s puzzling is how they came by their leadership skills. To be sure, many great leaders benefit from formal education, but then, so do a great many people... and they are not necessarily […]

28 October 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Learn to Develop Your Interpersonal Skills

The world these days – particular the business world and the world of employment - is loud with the language of interpersonal skills. Whatever you want to call them – social skills, personal skills, verbal communication skills, or soft skills – employers love them. In fact, beyond all academic achievement or knowledge of relevant hard […]

24 October 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Fashion Sketching Basics

"Fashion is like eating, you shouldn't stick to the same menu." -Kenzo Takada The world of fashion is a roaring success story for many artists such as Coco Chanel, Cristian Dior, Oscar de la Renta, Vera Wang, and Carolina Herrera. Not only have fashion designers created art, but they've contributed to making the fashion industry […]

23 October 2019 ∙ 8 minutes to read

Overcoming a fear of public speaking can be a huge leap for many.

How To Develop Your Public Speaking Skills

Public speaking... it's just talking loudly, right? And anyone can do that. Yet, the answer here is 'yes' and 'no' - here's why! Public speaking, put plainly, is any form of addressing a crowd using verbal communication. It could be reciting a piece of your History lesson in front of your classmates, being a toastmaster […]

22 October 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

The Art of Cake Making

Humans have been making and eating cake pretty much ever since we went agrarian and, along the way, gave some pretty strange names to the baked goods made of wheat; kaka and placenta among them. Kaka is the Old Norse word for cake from which our word derives and ‘placenta’ was used in Ancient Greece […]

20 October 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

The History of the Tudors

We all know a little about the Tudors – whether we like it or not. The six wives are usually the first thing people mention – followed shortly by the strange aura that surrounds the figure of Anne Boleyn in particular. Then there is the great conflict between Catholicism and Protestantism – and the dissolution […]

18 October 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Find Yourself a Kickboxing Club in the UK

So, you want to take kickboxing classes? No matter where you are in the UK, you’ll find exactly what you are looking for here. People want different things out of their kickboxing training – and their martial arts training in general. Some are looking for the super-competitive sparring coaching, where they’ll be prepared to work […]

17 October 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

An Introduction to Statistics

From constructing a confidence interval for a point predictor to hypothesis testing, statistics can be a complex discipline to start to unravel. Luckily, this guide will help you start to understand the broad field of data analysis by walking you through the basics of its origins and composition. In order to begin to answer this […]

15 October 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Find a Maths Tutor for Maths Revision in the UK

Maths, maths, maths! Where do we start? Most of us struggle a great deal with this subject, and it may not come easily or intuitively to you too! It requires a lot of time and a lot of effort, a time we'd all rather spend doing something a bit more fun! Like, watching your favourite series, perhaps? […]

11 October 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

How to Paint with Watercolours

Some people think that, in the art world, watercolour paints are the equivalent of swimming in the kiddie pool. How many of you can recall sitting at a table, early in your primary education, gleefully smearing cerulean blue and cadmium yellow on a piece of craft paper, ostensibly depicting a sunny sky? There might have […]

10 October 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

IT courses are encouraged by the government as IT is seen as a core skill.

Where To Find IT Courses In The UK?

Wherever you live in the UK, you are sure to find a number of fascinating Information Technology courses right on your doorstep (or no less than a keystroke away!). Technology degrees, scholarships, apprenticeships, IT training courses, higher education diplomas and free training... take advantage of every opportunity at your fingertips! But it's no good us […]

7 October 2019 ∙ 14 minutes to read

See your life as you want it to be with the help of a life coach

Finding a Life Coach Near Me

Mindfulness, wellness and mental health are steady in the news these days; sometimes in a positive light (mindful meditation is great!) and sometimes in a negative light: is mindfulness all that great? Of course, the same thing happens with food and drink: a glass of wine is good but, according to the latest studies, no […]

4 October 2019 ∙ 13 minutes to read

Be a positive thinker and find true happiness.

How To Develop Your Positive Thinking Skills

Are you sick and tired of bringing yourself down, or letting others drag you down? A positive outlook can be a total game-changer, adapting the way you think of yourself and react to situations, helping you to adopt a better mindset that encourages happiness. Don't worry, being a positive thinker doesn't mean you have to […]

30 September 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Want to Learn Cantonese? Here’s How

There are probably few things in the world to learn that have such an intimidating reputation as the Chinese languages. From the immediately completely unintelligible Chinese characters to the tonal elements of the spoken language, there are few other languages which are so notoriously different from our own in the western world. And that’s the […]

30 September 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Finding Pottery Classes Near Me

Very little of the way humans lived some 50,000 years ago remains today. They were nomadic hunter-gatherers; we mostly live settled lives. Very few modern humans from those time communicated in writing, let alone had seen any writing in any form. By contrast, our entire world is shaped by words, written or otherwise. Today, scientists […]

30 September 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

The Gluten Free Guide

"A gluten-free diet still allows you access to almost every fruit and vegetable, a variety of grains and legumes, your pick of dairy products, fresh meats and fish and a whole slew of special gluten-free delights to satisfy your pretzel-bagel-muffin-doughnut craving." -Daphne Oz When people hear the words "gluten-free diet" they die a little bit […]

30 September 2019 ∙ 12 minutes to read

Working in the Foodservice Industry

“If an architect makes a mistake, he grows ivy to cover it. If a doctor makes a mistake, he covers it with soil. If a cook makes a mistake, he covers it with some sauce and says it is a new recipe.” - Paul Bocuse Cooking lessons can help both professionals and amateurs. So how […]

30 September 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

What are the most important elements of Japanese culture?

The Quick Guide to Japanese Culture

In Asia, there are plenty of different countries, each with their own diverse culture. Japan is one of the eastern countries that many people are interested in because of its cuisine, art, countryside, and cultural heritage. An estimated 20 million tourists will visit the country in 2020. Japanese culture is broad and varied and blends […]

27 September 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Rome at a Glance

Across Europe, most capital cities are touristy: London is a good example of this. Capitals are often full of cultural heritage sites and it’d be a shame not to discover them. A trip to Rome is a great way to immerse yourself in Italian culture. Between historic remains and shopping, a trip to Rome is […]

27 September 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

The Different Voice Types

“He who sings frightens away his ills.” - Miguel De Cervantes Singing is a popular pastime in the UK and it’s a great way to create social bonds. Many celebrities have made a career out of singing. However, most people in the UK are amateurs. We sing in our cars, around the home, in the […]

27 September 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

What is there to see on the Italian islands?

A Guide to Italy’s Islands

“I love places that have an incredible history. I love the Italian way of life. I love the food. I love the people. I love the attitudes of Italians.” - Elton John While Italy’s main cities like Rome, Naples, and Florence attract thousands of tourists, Italy’s islands are also hugely popular. In the last 10 […]

27 September 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Training Your Voice

“If I cannot fly, let me sing.” - Stephen Sondheim Singers know that losing their voice, inflammation of the throat or larynx, chronic laryngitis, hoarseness, coughing, or a sore throat can all be terrible for their singing. Furthermore, women are almost twice as likely to suffer from vocal problems than men. Of course, singing teachers […]

27 September 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Becoming a Photographer: Analysing the Different Types of Photography

“Photography is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving. What you have caught on film is captured forever… It remembers little things, long after you have forgotten everything.” -Aaron Siskind Some children dream of becoming astronauts to explore the deepest parts of space, others want to become veterinarians to save sick animals, and some […]

25 September 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Your Guide to Kickboxing

So, you’re thinking of starting with kickboxing. Maybe, you’ve looked into kickboxing classes, enthusiastic about throwing a roundhouse kick. Maybe, your pals have told you about the thrills of the kickboxing workout, with its aerobic and cardio workout. Maybe, you’ve seen a kickboxing champion or two perform on the tv – and feel inspired to […]

24 September 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

The Algarve is a popular tourist destination in Portugal.

Where To Take Portuguese Lessons

There are no two ways about it - learning a second language can only be a good thing. When you consider the reasons for studying a new language such as Portuguese, it is so easy to think of the positive rewards like being able to communicate with Portuguese speakers, having an extra skill on your […]

23 September 2019 ∙ 12 minutes to read

England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland

Finding Japanese Courses in a City Near Me

"Japan, not only a mega-busy city that thrives on electronics and efficiency, actually has an almost sacred appreciation of nature. One must travel outside of Tokyo to truly experience the ‘old Japan’ and more importantly feel these aspects of Japanese culture." – Apolo Ohno Japanese is a beautiful language that has inspired many individuals for centuries. […]

20 September 2019 ∙ 13 minutes to read

Who Are The Famous Female Painters?

When one thinks of famous artworks, it is generally those from – or inspired by the Italian Renaissance that come to mind. To wit, two of the most famous paintings in the world, The Last Supper and the Mona Lisa, which were both painted by the same artist: Leonardo da Vinci. Going through the art […]

16 September 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Get private tuition with our great tutors

How to Find a Tutor for Private Tuition in the UK

For GCSE students hoping to improve their grades, or concerned parents paying for their child to plug gaps in their knowledge and understanding, finding a private tutor has never been easier! Once upon a time, a private tutor was found by peering at the ads in shop windows and hoping for the best. Or else, […]

13 September 2019 ∙ 18 minutes to read

How to Become a School and Career Counsellor

While many people don’t think about finding a job in school and career guidance when they first start looking at possible career options, these workers form an important network of counsellors that prevent students from dropping out of school, decreasing the unemployment rate in society as well as helping families dealing with difficult situations. While […]

13 September 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Football is as important to Spanish culture as it is to ours

Spanish Lessons Near Me

Spain and the Spanish language have been generating some interesting statistics around the UK lately. Well, not exactly the country and its native language but its relationship to us: Of all the possible holiday destinations we have to choose from, Spain, in particular, Barcelona and Andalusia, continue to call us back, again and again, making […]

13 September 2019 ∙ 13 minutes to read

Everything to Know About Circuit Training

Circuit training is a high intensity, strength and resistance training method that allows you to optimize your physical performance - whether that be at the gym or at home. This complete body workout involves completing anaerobic and aerobic exercise moves in timed intervals, one after the other and without a rest break between each move. […]

11 September 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

the Louvre has some of the most famous works of art...

Famous Painters and Paintings

Think back to your days of studying art history: which artists and art movements featured in your curriculum? Surely you learned about the big names but what about Artemisia Gentileschi – unusual for being female in the male-dominated world of Italian Renaissance art? What about Paul Cezanne who was so prolific that he painted more […]

6 September 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

How to Find Arabic Courses Near Me

"Study a foreign language if you have opportunity to do so. You may never be called to a land where that language is spoken, but the study will have given you a better understanding of your own tongue or of another tongue you may be asked to acquire." - Gordon B. Hinckley Studying a foreign […]

3 September 2019 ∙ 14 minutes to read

IT For Beginners: A Guide In Word Processing!

IT for beginners build with support in mind because there is so much to learn about the PC. Because devices and computing have become integral in our society. Every job you apply for will see it as a bonus if you have some computing skills. If you are studying and handing in homework, you may […]

29 August 2019 ∙ 11 minutes to read

Have you ever played with a truth teller?

The Importance of Origami in Japan

To say that origami is strictly Japanese art would be misleading; plenty of other cultures know how to make origami. For instance, children around the world routinely tempt fate with a fortune teller and send paper aeroplanes soaring. More than one paper boat has floated across bodies of water big and small, carrying with it […]

29 August 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Everything You Need to Know about Japanese Anime Culture.

Manga and anime are perhaps Japan’s biggest cultural export – and they make up one of the most recognisable art styles on the planet. Since the nineties, when everyone in the western world was suddenly talking about Pokémon, Digimon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Dragon Ball Z, anime has become something of a household term. Something completely associated […]

28 August 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

The World’s Best Places for Landscape Photography.

So, you want to be a landscape photographer? A travel photographer or a nature photographer? You want to dip into wildlife photography, or get your beautiful landscape image published in a photography magazine? Well, we all have to start somewhere – and we are pleased that, for you, that somewhere is here. But, honestly, we […]

28 August 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

A Complete Guidebook Through the World of Algebra

"The pure mathematician, like the musician, is a free creator of his world of ordered beauty." -Bertrand Russell Mathematics is an essential academic discipline that has many different topics worthy of studying such as geometry, trigonometry, and algebra. In today's article, we will examine a lot of necessary information about algebra and try to encourage […]

28 August 2019 ∙ 8 minutes to read

The Five Tibetan Rites

“Yoga does not just change the way we see things, it transforms the person who sees.” - B.K.S. Iyengar Yoga is an activity that requires a lot of discipline to get the maximum benefit from it and some practices are easier than others. Did you know that there are around 45 different types of yoga, […]

27 August 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Travelling to Rio de Janeiro

“Travel, in the younger sort, is a part of education; in the elder, a part of experience.” - Francis Bacon Every year, Rio de Janeiro becomes more touristy. In 2018, the city welcomed 1.5 million tourists just during the Rio carnival, 400,000 more than the previous year. If you want to visit Brazil, don’t miss Rio […]

27 August 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Going to Porto

“Everything you need to know you have learned through your journey.” - Paulo Coelho While Spain and Portugal share the Iberian Peninsula, Portugal covers a much smaller part of it than its larger neighbour. However, as any travel guide will tell you, there are plenty of things to see and do in Portugal and Porto, […]

27 August 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Teaching Latin

“There's no such thing as dead languages, only dormant minds.” - Carlos Ruiz Zafón Latin is the origin of many European languages and half of English vocabulary has Latin roots (either directly from Latin or from French). This is one of many reasons as to why Latin can be useful to learn. If you know […]

27 August 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

How to Burn Stomach Fat

It’s not always obvious how to get a flat stomach and whether you need to be on a strict diet, regularly doing abdominal exercises or counting calories. Many people are trying to get a flat stomach but it’s difficult. To get rid of stomach fat, most of the solutions involve regular exercise and eating healthily […]

27 August 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Getting Started with Wildlife Photography

Few professions offer the freedom and artistry that wildlife photographers enjoy but being a professional photographer is a rarefied and exclusive club that is hard to break into. That is why most people who enjoy photographing animals do so for their own pleasure or, when they capture a money shot, to enter photography competitions. In […]

26 August 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

The Mature Students’ Guide

“Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.” - Confucius In the UK, a mature student is any student who is over the age of 21 by the time they start their degree. You can apply to any university as a mature student. There are plenty […]

26 August 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

How can you help your child with career guidance?

Career Guidance for Teens

“Believe in your dreams and they may come true; believe in yourself and they will come true.” - Anonymous In 2017, 32.6% of students went onto university, which means that their A Levels aren’t the end of their education. However, many others stop after their GCSEs or A Levels. With better educational guidance, more young […]

26 August 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Help with Career Choices

“The first step to getting the things you want out of life is this: Decide what you want.” - Ben Stein 1 in 10 students drops out of university in their first year. Probably because they don’t know what they want to do. However, it’s not always easy to know what you want to do […]

26 August 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Everything You Need to Know about Sculpture.

Sculpture, as an art form, is one of the more wide-ranging, diverse, and surprising in western art. Ranging from the monumental figurative sculptures of ancient Greece to the abstract sculptures of contemporary art, the figurines of prehistoric civilizations to the kinetic sculpture, sculpture gardens, and assemblage pieces of the twentieth century. There’s a lot to […]

20 August 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

All About the Suffrage Movement

"We too often bind ourselves by authorities rather than by truth." -Lucretia Mott To go against the grain, take a stand, be outspoken, and make a notable difference requires courage and confidence. The women who boldly fought during the suffrage movement had all of those characteristics. Learning about historical heroes such as the suffragists and […]

16 August 2019 ∙ 8 minutes to read

Try to find the six cradles of civilisation

Ancient Civilisations

When people think of ancient worlds, Egypt, Greece and Rome come quickly to mind. There are more... Humanoids have been wandering around the planet for nearly 2 million years. Our branch of the hominid tree, Homo Sapiens, has only been around for about 300,000 years but we learned from our ancestors how to make and […]

12 August 2019 ∙ 12 minutes to read

Taking a Trip Around the World to Learn About Distinct Faiths

"Religion is one tree with many branches. As branches, you may say, religions are many, but as a tree, religion is only one." -Mahatma Gandhi With more than 84% of the 7.3 billion inhabitants on planet earth claiming to identify with a religious group, people from all types of faith find comfort in the teachings, […]

7 August 2019 ∙ 8 minutes to read

Cycling is an excellent form of aerobic exercise

How to Find a Personal Trainer Near Me

Feeling full of beans, since the start of this new year? Got the urge to run and play and move; get outdoors and enjoy the crisp, cold air? January Blues, Off The Booze? It is a fact that most people begin their fitness regime in January, along with giving up alcohol (known as 'Dry January') […]

1 August 2019 ∙ 21 minutes to read

Most universities across the country offer History courses, yet all are different.

Where To Study History In The UK

Are you due to take your final A-Level exams in 2020? Are your educators beginning to drill in the fact that universities are waiting to hear from you soon? As a History buff, you may already know which establishments offer the best History courses, however, if you aren't 100% sure on which subject you want to […]

31 July 2019 ∙ 15 minutes to read

Sewing has been a popular craft in Europe and Asia for many centuries.

Find Sewing Classes In The UK

What is it about this craft that has taken your fancy? Are you keen to develop a skill that you can make money from (for example, making cushion covers or creating felt toys to sell on eBay or Etsy) or are you only looking to become more handy around the house (for instance, being able to […]

31 July 2019 ∙ 14 minutes to read

See here the types of boxing classes on offer in the country.

Where To Find Boxing Classes?

One of the hardest things to grasp when becoming a boxer is not the likelihood that you will take a few blows to the face, but the seemingly endless options of classes and clubs at your disposal! Not that we are complaining, of course... The rise in popularity of boxing and other contact sports is […]

30 July 2019 ∙ 16 minutes to read

German Lessons in the UK

Our country’s ties with Germany extend deep into history: our royals married into German royalty, our ideologies and cultures bear strong similarities; even our language has its roots in the German tongue! Notwithstanding the naval and military tensions of the late 19th Century that put us on opposite sides during the two World Wars, as […]

30 July 2019 ∙ 8 minutes to read

Planning a Trip to China

“To Travel is to Live” - Hans Christian Andersen China’s much bigger than the UK and it attracts millions of tourists every year. Even though 60% of the country is mountains, there are huge modern cities, the Yangtze River (which is nearly 4,000 miles long), and something for everyone to enjoy. So how do you […]

29 July 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

How to Plan a Trip to Taiwan

“Travel makes one modest. You see what a tiny place you occupy in the world.” - Gustave Flaubert Are you heading to the South China Sea, between the Philippines and Japan? Yes, we’re talking about Taiwan, its countryside, cuisine, and historical and cultural heritage. Taiwan, for many people, conjures the idea of manufacturing. After all, most […]

29 July 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Visiting Shanghai

Whether you’re travelling the world or just to China, Shanghai is an essential destination. The city of skyscrapers is home to 26 million people and is representative of China today: a mix of temples and traditional streets with modern buildings and business districts. Shanghai, much like Beijing, Nanjing, or Suzhou, is definitely worth a visit. […]

29 July 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Visiting Beijing

“Adventure may hurt you but monotony will kill you.” - Anonymous Whether you want to visit the Great Wall of China, Buddhist Temples, the Forbidden City in Beijing, the capital of the People's Republic of China is a great place to start. In 2013, the capital was visited by 4.5 million tourists but this was […]

29 July 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Save your drum kit from being abused by teaching online!

Take Drum Lessons In The U.K.

Great Britain has always been at the forefront of the European arts, and that is even truer when it comes to music. As English became the international language and because the UK was tied through the Commonwealth to so many other countries across the world, Britain's influence on the music industry has been disproportionate compared […]

29 July 2019 ∙ 16 minutes to read

The Quick Guide to Studying Art

“Drawing is the honesty of the art. There is no possibility of cheating. It is either good or bad.” - Salvador Dali Do you love contemporary art, graphic design, or animation? There are plenty of ways to study art. Art schools welcome tonnes of students every year hoping to become illustrators, designers, etc. In this […]

29 July 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

An Introduction to Yoga and Chakras

“Yoga is the journey of the self, through the self, to the self.” - The Bhagavad Gita The number of people practising yoga is increasing. While most yogis are in their 30s and 40s, an increasing number of over 50s are also taking it up. Chakras are said to be energy point situated along the […]

29 July 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

An Introduction to Drawing

Learning to draw isn’t as easy as you might think. You can’t just pick up some pencils and do a quick sketch to create a comic or manga. While some people opt for drawing lessons, others teach themselves. Anything is possible! There are plenty of tutorials online that can help amateur artists hone their creative […]

29 July 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Become one with your stream of consciousness through yoga

Where to Find the Best Yoga Classes

As the holiday season gears up, while we're enjoying lovely weather, thoughts inevitably turn to lose weight, toning up, how one would look in a swimsuit... and the relief from stress that was going on holiday should naturally provide. Conversely, how one looks in a swimsuit and planning a holiday are, in themselves, significant stressors. […]

25 July 2019 ∙ 20 minutes to read

basic operations include multiplying, adding and subtracting

The Beginner’s Guide to Arithmetic

Whether it’s basic elementary grade math or pre-algebra, many students in the UK struggle in arithmetic every year. While some teachers have turned to more creative approaches in teaching elements in reading and maths courses, sometimes students and adults alike need a bit of extra support. Luckily, we've laid out a guide that can help you […]

25 July 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Art Classes Near Me

To commemorate the 500th anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci’s death, the Royal Collection will exhibit 12 of his drawings in 12 cities across the country, starting in February this year. There will be a subsequent display, 200 drawings in all, shown at Buckingham Palace, starting in May. And then, in November, 80 drawings will be […]

20 July 2019 ∙ 14 minutes to read

Learn how the world is connected through geopolitics

Geopolitics Around the World

We humans are social animals. Being social – interacting and cooperating in spite of our differences, has everything to do with ensuring our continued survival. A part of what shapes our experiences is the environment we live in: the resources available and how they are employed, whether nations covet riches in lands not theirs and […]

19 July 2019 ∙ 8 minutes to read

Find out where you can learn accounting principles in the UK

Where to Study Accounting in the UK

It is undoubtedly true that money makes the world go ‘round. The question is: who accounts for all of that money? Accounting firms, that's who! And you could too: by taking accounting classes, either as an undergraduate earning an accounting degree or through any of the accounting programs offered by accounting associations. What is an […]

18 July 2019 ∙ 12 minutes to read

Take a photography class to capture some of the UK's vast landscapes!

Which UK Cities Offer the Best Photography Classes?

A good photographer is one who is able not to represent objective reality, but to translate the sensations and emotions felt at the moment of triggering the camera. - David DuChemin The best photographers are those who know how to use technique to transcribe emotion. You may well have a photographer's skill and passion, but […]

18 July 2019 ∙ 18 minutes to read

Finding a Certified Nutritionist or Dietician Near You

"The food you eat can be either the safest and most powerful form of medecine or the slowest form of poison." -Ann Wigmore A healthy diet is proven to increase your happiness, life expectancy and overall well-being. However, many British citizens have erroneous misconceptions about healthy eating because they associate nutritious meals with a lack of […]

17 July 2019 ∙ 14 minutes to read

Painting Classes Near Me

Artistic expression has taken on many forms through the modernization of the digital age. Everything from content creation through video to publishing online magazines – art can be found everywhere on the internet. If you’d like to learn to paint, guides like this one and inspiration elsewhere on the web can help you get started […]

16 July 2019 ∙ 12 minutes to read

How to Improve Your Personal Development

From career development and management skills to emotional intelligence and self-awareness, personal development can help advance your personal goals, increase student success, or simply give your CV skills a boost. Here’s everything you need to know about the field and how to get started in it. While terms like mindfulness and hard skills may sound […]

12 July 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

South American Food

Do you know what language is spoken in Paraguay? Or perhaps what a Churrasco is? While you may have thought you knew many cultural distinctions of the South American continent, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know about South America and their famous recipes. When you think about the Americas and […]

9 July 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Japanese Food Specialities

The people of Japan enjoy an amazing statistic: they lead the world in life expectancy. It is not uncommon for Japanese men and women to live past the century mark; in fact, Japan holds the record for the highest number of centenarians. Is it because they enjoy a high quality of life? Because they exercise […]

5 July 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

How to Find French Lessons Near Me in the UK?

So, you want to learn French? Congratulations! We’re really proud that you have made the decision to try it. And, wherever you are in the country, we are going to help you out as much as we can to find the right French teaching for you. But why is it you want to learn this […]

3 July 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Where can I find acting classes near me?

How to Find Acting Classes Near Me?

Ever fancied yourself an actor while seated in the cinema, completely captivated by the unravelling plot? Does the room cling to your every word when you tell a story to your friends? Do you watch the Emmy Awards or the Oscars wishing you could be in that room with all the talent? If you have […]

1 July 2019 ∙ 15 minutes to read

Tokyo 101: Things to Know Before Travelling to the World’s Largest City

“If I had to agree to live in one country, or even one city, for the rest of my life, never leaving it, I'd pick Tokyo in a second.” -Anthony Bourdain Preparing your first trip to Japan is no easy task, especially when you are unfamiliar with Japanese culture and the geography of the land […]

30 June 2019 ∙ 9 minutes to read

See here where you can find violin lessons in your city.

Violin Lessons Near Me

The violin is well-known for being a beautiful musical instrument, and one that is so often associated with class. Predominantly linked to classical music, the style of music that is usually played by violinists is more often than not traditional and classical, but that isn't to say that violinists can't pick up a new trick […]

30 June 2019 ∙ 15 minutes to read

Piano Lessons Near Me: The Best Options for Piano Tuition Across the UK

“A piano is just a piano. It’s made out of so much wood and wires and little hammers and big ones, and ivory. While there’s only so much you can do with it, the only way to find this out is to try; to try and make it do everything.” This line appears in a […]

30 June 2019 ∙ 14 minutes to read

The UK is very different from other countries in the world

ESOL Lessons Near Me

Plenty of people all over the world have a good reason to look for lessons in English as a second language. English is the language of commerce and business; everywhere in the world, corporations such as Airbus and Nokia, speaking English is a job requirement. And, although the English language has been the standard for […]

28 June 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Editing Photos for Beginners

“In photography thiere is a reality so subtle that it becomes more real than reality.” - Alfred Stieglitz Editing photos is often quite scary for novices. Adobe Photoshop CC, layers, luminosity, Picasa, etc., can strike fear into the heart of the uninitiated. However, it’s not really that complicated! Nowadays, the techniques have changed and almost […]

28 June 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Fundamental Sewing Techniques

“I think art is the only political power, the only revolutionary power, the only evolutionary power, the only power to free humankind form all repression.” - Joseph Beuys Embroidery, knitting, crochet, cross-stitch, etc., arts and crafts are becoming more popular with the younger generation. It’s the end of tired clichés. Year on year, the number […]

28 June 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Learning to Crochet

“Creativity is piercing the mundane to find the marvellous.” - Bill Moyers Studies have shown that knitting and crochet reduce the risk of cognitive impairment in later life. Knitters have healthier brains and better memories than those who don’t knit or crochet. But you don’t need to be 75 to start knitting or crocheting. Making […]

28 June 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Travelling to Lisbon

“We travel to change not of place, but ideas.” - Hippolyte Taine Have you always dreamt of travelling to Portugal? If you’ve already got your tickets, you can move onto the next steps: planning your time in Lisbon, holiday rentals, hiring a car, budgeting for accommodation, and where to stay in Lisbon. Portugal is one […]

28 June 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Tips for Travelling to Brazil

“There are moments in South America, in Brazil, where you look out, and there are literally thirty, forty thousand people jumping up and down at the same time.” - Mike McCready Since Brazil is 35 times the size of the UK, you’re spoilt for choice when it comes to places to go to. Brazil leads […]

28 June 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

A Beginner’s Guide to the Land of the Rising Sun

"We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance." -Japanese Proverb Taking a trip to Japan is a brilliant way to learn the Japanese language without taking Japanese lessons at a school or institute. Japan has been a popular tourist destination for decades; however, in the past years, many Europeans and […]

28 June 2019 ∙ 10 minutes to read

Which are the best photo editing programs?

Getting Started with Photo Editing

“In photography there is a reality so subtle that it becomes more real than reality.” - Alfred Stieglitz Photo editing is becoming increasingly competitive and there are more and more functions and techniques appearing. Resizing, cropping, correcting imperfections, retouching, and treating images. An increasing number of people have edited their photos. With this in mind, […]

28 June 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Everything You Need to Know about Japanese Manga

When contemplating Japanese culture, one cannot overlook one particular, fascinating facet. An aspect that not only expresses the soul of the culture but does so in a way that actually stimulates the economy! Manga is not only a Japanese cultural export. These serial graphic novels, usually produced in instalments or printed in other popular Japanese […]

17 June 2019 ∙ 10 minutes to read

Tips for Learning How to Speak French

Anglophones the world over, in Ontario to Sydney, are sympathetic to the struggle of learning world languages. Many, including you, have chosen to make the transition from English to French, learning about everything involved in this vulgar Latin-inspired language. Whether you're looking for free French courses, French online resources, or where to fin the best […]

14 June 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Everything to Know About Berlin

There are many things to love about German people. Aside from their amazing personalities, they can also boast about the Frankfurt book fair, the jelly doughnut, and some of the most beautiful castles in Germany. The seventh largest country in Europe, home of the Grimm brothers, famous composers and many powerful, German companies - Germany […]

13 June 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

So You Want to Learn to Play Guitar?

You've always wanted to learn how to play guitar but now you feel it's time. You've listened to the records of Hendrix and Clapton over and over and now you want to aim to be as good a guitar player as them. Maybe you've already bought yourself a beginner guitar and are ready to track […]

12 June 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Intriguing Computer Topics to Keep Your Computer Well-Maintained

“Here's to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules. And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can't […]

6 June 2019 ∙ 8 minutes to read

Stony teachers, stony students: that is not teaching

What Are Higher-Order Thinking Skills?

It was long held as true that humans are the only animals capable of thought. Only recently has that idea been debunked; studies into non-human animal behaviour indicate that animals evince episodic memory and the have the capacity to navigate terrain using landmarks. Some animals have even displayed non-verbal mathematical ability! Nevertheless, there is a […]

6 June 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Where to Find Courses to Learn How to Sew in UK cities

"My mother had a sewing machine. I was never allowed to use it, but I was so fascinated by this little needle going up and down joining fabric together that I'd use it when my mother went out to feed the chickens." -Philip Treacy Generations of youths have carefully observed their mothers trained and precise […]

4 June 2019 ∙ 8 minutes to read

Middle Eastern Food Specialties

From Lebanese specialties to Turkish coffee, it can be difficult to distinguish the similarities and differences within the vast array of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern treats. Understanding food culture in the Middle East can be made especially hard to navigate because of the very term Middle East itself. While countries on the Arabic peninsula are […]

4 June 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

Mastering the Italian Language in the UK’s Major Cities

“Italy will never be a normal country. Because Italy is Italy. If we were a normal country, we wouldn’t have Rome. We wouldn’t have Florence. We wouldn’t have the marvel that is Venice.” -Matteo Renzi The glory of Italy cannot be described in mere words; the enduring ruins of Rome, the beautiful art in Florence, […]

1 June 2019 ∙ 17 minutes to read

How to Play Bass

“Bass guitar is the engine of the band.” - Suzi Quatro Knowing how to play the bass is initially simpler than playing the drums or the guitar. Nevertheless, a bass guitarist is an essential part of every band and has to understand rhythm and melody in order to unite the whole band. Would you like […]

1 June 2019 ∙ 14 minutes to read

There are lots of options to chose from.

How To Study In Germany

Germany is one of the largest countries in Europe and every year, millions of prospective students apply to study in the top universities. If you decide to study in Germany, you have a choice of over 110 universities in Germany covering over 16,000-degree courses and many more academic programs. Your time studying abroad will be […]

30 May 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

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Highlights Of Contemporary And Modern Art

Art movements have always been full of change, expression and often communicate the way that people perceive the world around them. Here we present you with 6 different artistic styles and give you some highlights of the Artistic movements for you to understand them. Began Late 1950’s Pop artists 20th century art found that fine […]

30 May 2019 ∙ 8 minutes to read

A-Z Of Baking For Beginners

Baking for beginners can be a challenge because there are so many secrets that you don’t know. Secrets learnt by bakers with experience and time in front of the oven. But there is a way that you can fast track your success by reading about the secret tips of the trade in our baking guide. […]

30 May 2019 ∙ 8 minutes to read

Guide to Travelling to Spain

“The impulse to travel is one of the hopeful symptoms of life. ” - Agnes Repplier In 2017, Spain was the second most visited country in the world after France. From the Sierra Nevada to the beautiful beaches of the Mediterranean, from UNESCO World Heritage Sites to flamenco shows, Spain is one of the countries […]

29 May 2019 ∙ 12 minutes to read

Getting Started with Social Media

“I love [the social media industry] because it exists at the intersection of technology and humanity” - Jeremy Waite Social networking is an important part of modern society. Whether it’s Facebook, Snapchat, or any other of the big social networks, it’d be a shame to miss out on connecting with others. Whether it’s sharing photos, […]

29 May 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

The Greatest Paintings of All Time

“Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.” - Pablo Picasso A good number of us have art in our homes. While contemporary art may not be everyone’s cup of tea, there are a lot of people who enjoy the classic art that you can see in the many art galleries around […]

29 May 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

How and Where to Teach French

"Boy, those French. They have a different word for everything." - Steve Martin French is the fifth most-spoken language in the world and the second most-learnt foreign language and a lot of people are looking to study French as a foreign language. So if you studied French at university, how do you become a French teacher? […]

29 May 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read

Which are the best art galleries in the world?

The World’s Greatest Art Galleries

If you love art, you’ll have probably already visited an art gallery to see decorative arts, contemporary art, modern art, sculpture, or even the masters. Famous paintings are all over the world, but there are a number of museums that are home to incredible masterpieces as part of their permanent and temporary collections. In this […]

28 May 2019 ∙ 7 minutes to read

An Introduction to Cooking

“We all eat, and it would be a sad waste of an opportunity to eat badly.” - Anna Thomas I don’t care if people call me a pig if I get to eat great food! Even though the amount we spend on food has decreased since the 1960s, it’s still a significant part of household […]

28 May 2019 ∙ 6 minutes to read