tuition services for schools.

This encompasses a range of non-subject-specific interventions, including mentoring, enrichment, counselling, and alternative provision. The focus is on identifying and addressing underlying issues like behavioural challenges or social-emotional struggles that can lead to disengagement or exclusion. Tutors build positive relationships, trust, and self-esteem with students, providing consistent support and encouragement.

This specific non-academic support focuses on aiding pupils in their move from Year 6 to Year 7, promoting a smooth transition. It can include summer schools and catch-up literacy/numeracy programmes. The aim is to help students adjust and avoid disengagement during this critical period.

Aims to build confidence and self-esteem, develop valuable life skills such as communication, problem-solving, teamwork, and time management, and foster resilience. It's offered as part of a blended learning experience, combining functional skills and core subject tutoring.

This service focuses on equipping students with the qualifications and essential skills needed for their chosen career paths, including English and Maths functional skills. It aims to increase employability, confidence, and provide a competitive edge in the job market. Randstad can help students get certified with Functional Skills and GCSE exams in approved centres.

Provides tailored support adapted to individual needs, including those with Sensory Loss, Physical, Health, Mental Health difficulties, Dyslexia, and Dyspraxia. Support follows Individual Education Plans (IEP) and Individual Behaviour Plans (IBP). Staff are trained in Team-Teach for managing challenging behaviour relevant to SEND settings.

Offers comprehensive ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) support specifically designed for pupils for whom English is not their first language, including UASC. Randstad has a diverse pool of qualified and experienced tutors, with over 50 languages spoken, ensuring effective communication and tailored learning. Support includes rapid online or face-to-face sessions.

Provides targeted academic interventions to help students catch up and bridge learning gaps caused by various factors. Randstad offers a rapid catch-up program (2-3 hours per week). The Randstad Assessment Tool is crucial here for baseline assessments and tracking progress against learning objectives.

Provides one-to-one and small group support specifically for Children Looked After (CLA). Tutors help address curriculum gaps and areas of weakness often experienced due to their looked after status. Additional care support can be integrated as part of wider care plans or EHCPs.

Offers tailored academic and pastoral interventions to help these children achieve their full potential. Includes early intervention for pupils at risk of exclusion to prevent further disengagement. Aims to reduce the risk of exclusion and improve attendance.

Provides educational support for pupils with complex medical needs, particularly where mainstream education may not be a suitable setting. Sessions can be delivered flexibly, including face-to-face in pupils' home/care settings, with adaptations such as frequent movement breaks to maintain engagement if needed.

This category includes support for students beyond secondary school, particularly those who are NEET. It overlaps with "Employability Mentors" and "Life Skills Mentoring," focusing on ensuring young people gain the functional skills and academic qualifications (e.g., GCSE exams) needed for further study or work.

Aims to enhance educational outcomes and cultural engagement by supporting home languages. Tutors prepare pupils to successfully undertake a GCSE in their native tongue, focusing on reading, writing, and oral sections, and supporting recorded oral presentations.

Reach out to one of our team and we would be happy to discuss how we can help your school or multi academy trust with tuition and interventions. You can fill out the form on this website and one of our team will get back to you as soon as possible.

You will receive a call or email from our dedicated team where we will talk more about your tutoring needs and tell you about our process. We will then send over some additional information including pricing and referral forms for the pupils you require support for.

Our tutors can teach a wide variety of subjects. We cover core subjects such as English, Maths and Science as well as ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages), SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) and Humanities.

We can offer both online and face to face tuition depending on your needs. We will discuss the best options for you in our initial consultation.

We offer tuition for all ages. We cover from early years through to 18.

We offer both. The majority of our sessions are one to one, and our small groups have a maximum of 3 pupils, based on EEF research.

Our tutors will be flexible to fit around your schedule. We’ll take down all the possible available slots and then select a tutor who is available when the pupil is. We will organise all scheduling around the pupils’ timetables, so you don’t have to spend time arranging it.

All of our tutors undergo a rigorous recruitment and compliance process in line with updated safeguarding KCSIE regulations. We provide a full list of all the checks undertaken as part of our vetting process.

Please feel to reach out to our tuition services team via our contact form and we will get back to you as soon as possible.