teacher to tutor

By running your own tutoring business, you can certainly keep your hand in with teaching. You’ll still very much be playing a part in making a difference in young people’s lives through education, but how hands-on you are is your choice. The important thing is that you can use all your gained experience to help run your own successful business

Teachers, all of your experience of the UK school system makes you invaluable to any franchise model that is focused on supporting students with their academic progress. Tutoring is expanding rapidly post pandemic and this growth is predicted to continue. Hear from some teachers who made the leap to franchisees.

We remain optimistic that future parliaments will renew their commitment to funding tutoring for young people facing disadvantage. The positive outcomes of the NTP have shown the potential of focused resources in closing the attainment gap. Read Action Tutoring blog here:

When I left teaching just 2.5 years ago, the tutoring world seemed like a relatively untapped niche. However, even in the past year I’ve noticed a real shift in the landscape of tutoring – it’s fast becoming an industry which is booming & brimming with thousands of teachers who want to pursue it as a full-time career option.

Are you searching for a career path that offers more than just a job? Do you aspire to make a meaningful impact on the lives of others while aligning with your values and aspirations? If so, then consider embarking on a transformative journey as a Special Educational Needs (SEN) tutor at Targeted Provision.

Many teachers choose to adopt a portfolio career after teaching, this blog explores what this can look like for a teacher considering this type of career. We offer tips and advice to teachers based on through research and our own experiences.

We have heard many success stories from teachers who left the classroom to become franchisees. We asked some of our franchisors what their opinion was about teachers leaving teaching to work for them. The Outdoors Project, Magic Link Handwriting and Nature Makers have shared their thoughts.

Franchising offers a compelling pathway for teachers seeking to explore new career opportunities, leverage their skills, and achieve financial independence. Educators can embark on a rewarding entrepreneurial journey while making a positive impact on their communities with a support of a franchise.

Teaching is a very versatile job that helps you develop various skills that employers in different sectors are looking for. Perhaps right now you need more flexibility, a remote job, less stress, more time for family and friends.

So, what can a former teacher do?

There are plenty of alternative jobs for teachers. We’ve listed 10 of them that are an excellent fit for teachers.

Teachers looking to extend their influence and explore new horizons, owning a business could be an exciting and fulfilling next step. In this article, Tutor Doctor UK explores why teachers naturally excel as business owners, highlighting the many advantages they bring to the field of education.

We continue to have an open dialogue with our franchisors and their employees, learning about their offering, see how well their current teacher franchisees are getting on and find out about how they inspire children, young people and adults clients. We recently caught up with some of our franchisors to find out their top tips for you when considering a franchise.

The demand for Tutoring services continues to grow. This growth potential offers a compelling reason for educators to consider Tutoring Franchises.

I found that working in schools was not compatible with a young family. Even the aspects of the business that are newer to me have been made easier by the behind-the-scenes admin that I had to do as a teacher.