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Tutors International
Multifamily office listing in Oxford, United Kingdom.
- Founded 1999
- Headquarters
- Oxford, United Kingdom
- Founded
- 1999
Oxford-based private tutoring company specialising in full-time residential education for high-net-worth families.1
Overview
Tutors International arranges personalised tutoring for families worldwide, including those who travel, live across multiple homes, or need yacht-based and remote placements. Its services cover live-in and live-out full-time tutoring, homeschooling, tuition alongside mainstream school, part-time placements, short contracts and travelling tutors.23
The firm supports students with dyslexia, ADD, ADHD and other special educational needs through customised curricula, flexible teaching and one-to-one attention.4
History
Tutors International was founded in Oxford in 1999 by Adam Caller, an education consultant, former teacher and private tuition specialist.5
Leadership
Adam Caller is the company’s founder and director. He has worked in education for over three decades and holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Glasgow University and a teaching qualification from the University of York.5
Services
The recruitment process begins with a detailed consultation and role specification. Tutors International then advertises globally, reviews applications personally, checks references, conducts interviews and completes background screening.6
For each approved specification, the company presents the client with only the top two or three tutor candidates. The client makes the final selection.6
Tutors International employs placed tutors directly and manages employer responsibilities, legal administration, ongoing oversight and support throughout the contract.6
The company says all potential tutors sign confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements and undergo professional background screening by Kroll FPR.7
What the firm offers
- Administration and bill pay
- Cross-border planning
Client focus
The firm works with high-net-worth families seeking tailored education for children whose circumstances may involve homeschooling, travel, multiple residences, special educational needs or a transition between educational settings.134
Tutors International reports more than 60,000 tutors in its database, over 300 clients, more than 550 placements, 1.4 million student-hours and activity in over 50 countries.2
Approach
Tutors International describes its matching process as centred on each family’s educational priorities, values, lifestyle and aspirations. The company also provides continued account management after placement.1
The firm says its contractual recruitment timeframe is 3 months and recommends beginning the process at least 9 months before the planned start date.7
Fees
Tutors International reports that fees generally start at £120,000 per year, with a usual range of £240,000 to £360,000 per year, depending on the role’s requirements.7
FAQs
What types of tutoring does Tutors International arrange?
The company arranges live-in and live-out full-time tutoring, homeschooling, tuition alongside mainstream school, part-time placements, short contracts and travelling tutor assignments.3
Does Tutors International support children with special educational needs?
Yes. The firm supports students with dyslexia, ADD, ADHD and other special educational needs through customised curricula, flexible teaching and one-to-one attention.4
How does the tutor selection process work?
Tutors International consults with the family, defines the role, recruits and screens candidates, then presents the top two or three matches for the client’s approved specification. The client chooses the tutor.6
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- Tutors International About
- Tutors International homepage
- Tutors International homepage
- Special Needs Tutors
- Tutors International About
- Tutors International Service
- Tutors International FAQs
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