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slingshotsallyStar commenter
Hi All,
I'd really appreciate your collective advice on how to do tutoring. I find myself without a teaching post, and while I am getting interviews, I am just not getting the jobs.
As a result, I'd like to tutor but I need advice on several matters:
1. Advertising-
Do you think creating cards or leaflets is best and posting through letter boxes?
Would you advise gum tree?
2. Contracts-
Where would I download an editable one?
Would I need to have a slightly different one for each child according to their needs?
3. Terms and conditions-
Regarding payments etc is there a place I could get one to download?
4. Status- Self employed, sole trader, ltd? Which would be most appropriate?
5. DBS
How can I make it clear that I have one and then keep it updated as tutor?
Any advice on any of these matters would be appreciated. If I have left anything off, please let me know.
I find myself in a difficult postion, as I need to be available to take my youngest to hospital appointments during the week, and so I can only work in evenings and weekends. I have sought work outside of teaching, but I realise I need to use the skills I have as effectively as possible.
I thank you all in advance.
SSS
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mathsmuttStar commenter
Hi @slingshotsally ,
1. Leaflets will get you out there, but may not be the most cost effect method. Is it possible for you to put up notices in local library, community centres, shops, Tesco, Asda etc ? These are sometimes free. I haven't used GumTree, but it may be worth a look. Also, take out adverts in any free local papers. Also, depending on your situation, could you contact ex-colleagues or arrange for local schools to take a flyer ? Placing an advert on a website and using social media may help.
2 & 3 I will PM you a (sanitised) copy of mine. It is in PDF format, since I can't appear to be able to upload the Word file. It may be what you want, if not - please dump.
4. I would strongly urge self employed as a sole trader. Although you will probably have to fill out self assessment returns, you can claim legitimate business expenses.
https://www.gov.uk/set-up-sole-trader/overview
http://thetutorwebsite.co.uk/articles/69,setting-up-a-private-tutoring-business.html
Good luck!
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slingshotsallyStar commenter
Thanks for you advice @mathsmutt
It's very kind of you to message me with the contract.
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langteacherNew commenter
Best of luck with finding your first student
here goes
I have never created leaflets or paid to advertise. I used to have a website but there were costs involved and I have recently let it go because my Facebook page costs nothing and brings me in a fair amount of work. Get your friends and family to share the page, share it on local selling sites on facebook which are also free. Share hints and tips for your subject or news articles as well as adverts themselves. People scroll through adverts unless they are looking for something specific.
Get yourself a profile on Tutor Hunt / First Tutors / UK tutors. It is free. Do a search and see what others in your area are offering and charging. Don't undersell yourself. Be realistic about how far you are prepared to travel. 15 mins each way ,makes an hour long lesson an hour and a half
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peaksterStar commenter
I joined an agency - I've had a steady stream of students ever since (far more than I can take on)
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peakster said: ↑
I joined an agency - I've had a steady stream of students ever since (far more than I can take on)
Please could you give an indication of the agency.
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Ian1983New commenter
Look at vehicle graphics for advertising. Best £60 I ever spent was getting my business name and website address on the back windscreen of my car
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needabreakLead commenter
If I had to advertise businesses on my car I'd get a magnetic sign that could be taken off.
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Ian1983 said: ↑
Look at vehicle graphics for advertising. Best £60 I ever spent was getting my business name and website address on the back windscreen of my car
Is it a tutoring business? I've never really noticed one of those, only manual trades, estate agents and tutoring franchises *not on cars though, just banners and billboards.
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Ian1983New commenter
Is it a tutoring business?
Yes. Back windscreen says:
"(my name) Maths Tuition
All Levels Covered from Year 6 SATs to A-Levels
(my website address)"
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Ian1983 said: ↑
Is it a tutoring business?
Yes. Back windscreen says:
"(my name) Maths Tuition
All Levels Covered from Year 6 SATs to A-Levels
(my website address)"
That is interesting, as I guess if they see the car then you are prepared to work in that area.
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Ian1983New commenter
Generally yes. It says on my website what areas I cover and on what days anyway so they'll soon find out if I don't.
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slingshotsallyStar commenter
I just want to thank you for posting on this thread.
I am following up on the suggestions, one by one.
Facebook- that's next and perhaps the car graphics (which is a great idea).
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peakster said: ↑
I joined an agency - I've had a steady stream of students ever since (far more than I can take on)
Which area are you in, if you don't mind me asking? A friend tutors and I thought of doing so some years ago, but she found agencies useless.
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Apple101Occasional commenter
It may suit you to work permanently at a tutoring place. There are some around and you could try and get a job at one of those.
I find with tutoring it all depends on your subject! Some people do well others don't. If you have a high demand subject that requires exams and lots do it then you will be fine.
Once you have one student and if you do a good job they will just come to you.
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tom_mccormickNew commenter
Yeah I joined TM Tutors and did it via them...waaaaaaay easier than doing your own searching and marketing etc and you've got someone you can ask for advice too
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needabreakLead commenter
There have been threads like this before and the key advice is not to pay for an agency, as@Apple101 pointed out you will be fine if there is demand for your subject and apart from anything else there are agencies where the tutors do not have to pay for the contacts. Tutorhunt is just one and other people may know of others.
I would not pay an agency if I didn't have to if I were you.
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bevdexSenior commenter
Good luck SSS. Here's hoping you get your first tutees very soon!
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bevdex said: ↑
Good luck SSS. Here's hoping you get your first tutees very soon!
Just to update this thread.
I have been approached to teach English, Maths and Science to GCSE level to one student who has been very ill, but is now able to resume study but is unable to attend school as convalescence will take sometime.
Many thanks for all your kind advice as it has helped me so much.
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delennNew commenter
I have just started advertising and got 2 students after 1 day of creating my fb page. There's some great advice on this thread. Thanks.
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Here's a fun way to advertise yourself as a tutor.
Get your business card, go to the library, and leave them in some books that are related to your tutoring subject.
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mathsmutt said: ↑
Hi @slingshotsally ,
1. Leaflets will get you out there, but may not be the most cost effect method. Is it possible for you to put up notices in local library, community centres, shops, Tesco, Asda etc ? These are sometimes free. I haven't used GumTree, but it may be worth a look. Also, take out adverts in any free local papers. Also, depending on your situation, could you contact ex-colleagues or arrange for local schools to take a flyer ? Placing an advert on a website and using social media may help.
2 & 3 I will PM you a (sanitised) copy of mine. It is in PDF format, since I can't appear to be able to upload the Word file. It may be what you want, if not - please dump.
4. I would strongly urge self employed as a sole trader. Although you will probably have to fill out self assessment returns, you can claim legitimate business expenses.
https://www.gov.uk/set-up-sole-trader/overview
http://thetutorwebsite.co.uk/articles/69,setting-up-a-private-tutoring-business.html
Good luck!
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Business activity in a UK local city or council library is not allowed by law (they are under council non profit making statutes) and the same applies in community centres where they have a charitable constitutuon
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Tuesday, 13 December 2016
Monday, 12 December 2016
Online Tutoring Qualification
https://www.conted.ox.ac.uk/courses/effective-online-tutoring-online#tutors
Overview
(A Thanks ref Oxford Uni info online)
This tutored online studying and teaching course provides an introduction to teaching online courses – empowering prospective online tutors with the opportunity to develop the skills and experience they need to teach effectively online.
The target audience for this course is teachers delivering education online, academics looking to develop new skills for teaching online courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate-levels courses, and organisations involved in Continuing Professional Development who wish to improve the effectiveness of their online and distance learning courses.
The course lasts for eight weeks - see 'Programme Details' section below.
There is usually a maximum of 16 participants on this course.
The course is also suitable for individuals looking to deliver online training or those interested in facilitating online collaborative spaces.
All of the Department's Online Short Courses are developed by our Technology-Assisted Lifelong Learning (TALL) unit. To learn more, please see theTALL website.
The course provides a practical introduction to the social, administrative and pedagogical techniques of teaching online. Focused specifically on teaching, rather than on designing or developing online courses, this course will introduce you to the role of the online tutor through selected reading, group discussions, role-playing, case studies and other activities.
This is a tutored online course - there is no requirement for attendance at the University of Oxford at any stage of the course.
In this course we will: explore the online learning environment; identify the responsibilities and practical skills required by online tutors; look at techniques for managing and facilitating online activities; and consider the challenges of teaching online.
Learning by doing is a key concept of this course, and you will have lots of opportunities to try out new skills and techniques and share your experience with other tutors.
This course will use Moodle as the learning management system and Adobe Connect software for synchronous activities (which enables the simultaneous delivery of voice, video and presentation documents to imitate a traditional tutorial environment).
The course will last for eight weeks with the course materials being made available to students for four extra weeks at the end of the course for revision, consolidation and reflection.
The study time of the course will be 35-56 hours to study the core content (5-8 hours per week for each of weeks 1-7) plus any additional time students spend reflecting on the course in weeks 7 and 8. Note that the course offers additional optional material during weeks 2-6 for those who have time for further study.
Introduction and learning outcomes: Each unit will start with a summary of the topics to be covered and will include a list of learning outcomes for the unit.Topics: Three to six topics will be explored in each unit. Topics will include an overview of the subject with a range of activities (some individual and some group) to explore the topic in more detail.Course study: The course discussion forums are open 24 hours per day during the course so you can access these and the course materials anytime. Much of the learning is done via the discussion boards where the tutor will post questions and you and the other students will support each other to provide solutions and answers.Adobe Connect synchronous tutorials: This course includes synchronous tutorials using Adobe Connect. You will not be required to purchase this software.Adobe Connect synchronous tutorial times: The only fixed times are the online synchronous tutorials using the Adobe Connect software where you will see and hear the course tutor and other students via webcam. Note that these tutorials are normally performed at a time which tries to accommodate all the various time zones of the students on the course. The tutor will try to vary the times throughout the course but you may have late or early sessions depending on your time zone. Later in the course you will also set up and run your own tutorials with other students on the course using this software and this can be done at a time to suit you. Click here for more information about the timing of the synchronous tutorials.Summary and reflections: Each unit will include a summary providing an overview of the key points and will also include a 'reflections' discussion forum to encourage participants to reflect on their experiences and what they have learnt so far.Further reading: Most units will conclude with a list of further reading.
There will be no formal assessment for this course.
In order to complete this course and receive a University of Oxford certificate of completion, you will need to actively take part in the group activities; complete the four tutor-marked assignments; give a presentation in one of the "Presenting and facilitating online" online tutorials held during unit 4 of the course; and participate in a minimum of two of the other online tutorials delivered during the course. You are expected to make at least one substantive posting to the majority of the discussion topics initiated by your tutor.
Programme details
Unit 1 - Tools for teaching onlineUnit 2 - Introduction to teaching and learning onlineUnit 3 - Communicating with studentsUnit 4 - Effective teaching in the online environment (2 weeks study are allocated for this unit)Unit 5 - Meeting the challenges of teaching onlineUnit 6 - Post-course reflection and consolidation (2 weeks study are allocated for this unit)
The first week of the course will be self-paced (tutor support will be available if required during this week, week 0), weeks 1-6 will be tutor-led. The course tutor will also be available during week 7 to answer any outstanding questions from students, but there will be no formal course activities during this week and week 8 is an additional non-tutored week and is for final student interactions, reflection and consolidation.
The course remains open and the materials are available to you for four additional weeks after the end of the course.
Course Tutors
The course will be delivered by a dynamic, internationally-acclaimed tutor from the University of Oxford and industry, specialising in e-learning and the online environment.
Course delivery and numbers
The whole course is delivered online through theDepartment for Continuing Education, Rewley House, Oxford and no attendance at Oxford University is required.
There are usually a maximum of 16 participants on this course.
IT Support
A few days before the start of the course you will receive a personal password so you can access all the course materials and discussion forums and contact your tutor. An IT helpdesk is available online through the TALL (Technology-Assisted Lifelong Learning) unit at the University of Oxford.
Certification
Participants who satisfy the course requirements will receive a University of Oxford certificate of completion. The sample is an illustration only, and the wording will reflect the course and dates attended.
In order to complete this course and receive a certificate of completion, you will need to:
actively take part in the group activitiescomplete the four tutor-marked assignmentsgive a presentation in one of the "Presenting and facilitating online" online tutorials held during unit 4 of the courseparticipate in a minimum of two of the other online tutorials delivered during the course.
In addition, you are expected to make at least one substantive posting to the majority of the discussion topics initiated by your tutor.
Fees
Standard course fee: £845.00
Payment
We offer several payment options:
Pay immediately online by credit or debit card
Click the “book now” button on this webpage to pay online with a credit or debit card
Pay later with your preferred payment method
Send a completed application form to the course administrator by e-mail or post, and choose:
Request an invoiceBACS paymentCheque paymentCredit or debit card payment. Please do not send card details via email
All courses are VAT exempt.
Tutors info from the qualification website
Includes second life website?
Ms. Kathlyn Elizabeth Bradshaw
Speaker
Professor, School of Business, Algonquin College, Canada
Kathlyn Bradshaw, a professor in the School of Business at Algonquin College (Ottawa, Canada), teaches face-to-face, hybrid (blended), as well as fully online courses. Kathlyn also works closely with College faculty, staff and senior administrators on specialized departmental projects, including curriculum planning and design, course development, and proposal and report writing. She initiated a project at the college to connect successfully the 3D virtual world Second Life with a fully online Algonquin course, and gave a presentation about this project at the Virtual Worlds Best Practices in Education conference held in Second Life. Currently, she is undertaking research related to the transference of active learning practices from face-to-face to eLearning, and gave a presentation on this topic at a conference at the University of Central Florida.
Kathlyn has a Master of Arts degree from Carleton University (2006), specializing in Applied Language Studies. Currently she is completing a Doctorate with the EdD program at University of Calgary. Her areas of interest include gaming in education, eLearning, technology in the classroom, as well as instructional analysis and design, specifically at the post-secondary level. She also teaches the Effective Online Tutoring course at the University of Oxford.
Course aims
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, participants should understand:
the main differences between teaching face-to-face and onlinethe characteristics of and constraints on online students and students’ expectations of their online tutorthe teaching, administrative and pastoral responsibilities of an online tutorthe difference between the following online communication tools – announcements, e-mail, discussion forums and online chat – and know which tool to use in which teaching situation. Participants will also be expected to know what the following tools are and what they can be used for: polls, blogs and wikishow to host and facilitate online tutorials/meetingsthe rules of online netiquette and how to communicate effectively onlinethe five stages of the Salmon 5-stage model; how student learning develops through the five stages of the model; and how online tutoring should be adapted as students progresshow to facilitate online discussions and manage the distinction between public and private communicationthe social, practical and pedagogical challenges of teaching online; including handling inappropriate communication, maintaining student participation, managing group learning, keeping students ‘on-topic’, challenging able students and supporting weaker students, and using tutoring time effectively
By the end of this course, participants should be able to:
confidently teach an online course in their subject areause a range of online tools to teach online, and be confident choosing the right tool for the teaching situationmanage an online community and moderate asynchronous discussions using the techniques of weaving and summarisingmaintain disciplined online discussions using a tone of communication that encourages student participationgive an effective online presentation using web conferencing toolshost and facilitate online tutorials/meetings specifically with Adobe Connect, and apply the same skills to similar web conferencing toolscommunicate effectively online and provide feedback to students on online activities and assignmentsmanage private e-mail communication with students seeking help and advicecreate an online presence and manage their tutoring time efficientlyreflect on the experience of being an online student and think about the key things they, as a tutor, can do to improve the learning experience of their online studentsknow where to seek further advice on teaching online
Application
This is an eight-week online course
If you would like to discuss your application or any part of the application process before applying, please contact:
Course Administrator
Tel: +44 (0)1865 286958
Email: CPDPersonalDev@conted.ox.ac.uk
Level and demands
Sunday, 11 December 2016
Is researching the best word for updating Specification knowledge as new ones are added to the Examination Boards
And the differences one exam board to another
New info to add to an already broad spectrum
Disappointed Environment Studies going keep it please
New Environment Science (no sustainable energy, technology)
English
Gov and Politics
Law
Wednesday, 7 December 2016
Tutoring Requests
ACADEMIC
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Your Tutoring Leads:
Please click on 'View Messages / Reply' to see further details, create a response and accept or decline this request. Please let the tutee know if you may be able to help or not. Thanks. First Tutors:)
CURRENT (12). OLD (175)
The converting into actual tuition sessions isnt as good as we tutors would like.
Tuesday, 6 December 2016
Virtual world google searching, info on Design, Creek and Paddle and QaaPhonicbooks
Monday, 5 December 2016
Sunday, 4 December 2016
Curious-er
Check this out: '750 Words - Write every day.' - http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/24HGs8/:1J1NOvI0a:mRgO_r8c
Curious
Check this out: '22 Websites That Will Pay You to Write for Them' - http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/17wkfm/:6r3O.3tm:l3$hKVKk
TES Shop for resources
http://help-resources.tes.co.uk/customer/en/portal/articles/2289335-how-do-i-promote-my-shop-
Friday, 2 December 2016
Changes in the last year
New opportunity and gov changes a current gov should be ashamed of
Wednesday, 30 November 2016
Hoping the new opportunity works out, or new tutees for in school mock exams at Christmas or it could be reviewing or working with online cash making
Said the ...
Curious again
Monday, 28 November 2016
Hours Sorting The All U Can Eat Data Android
It took a security app and a new keyboard app to sort, and attempts were made to obtain a working wifi scheduler! All take ages to download and the bband is quicker through the night but it still took hours to sort, tidy, clean and generally try to sort any laggy hassles.
Whole sleepless weekend!
Saturday, 26 November 2016
Disasterous Small College Self Employment - They Wanted A Set Of Resources
Another one lesson student English Language A level
Key stage 1 phonics and cursive handwritinf
Longer student doesnt cancel 24 hrs in front or doubleup lessons if late cancellation
So many resources made with such a small payment
There should be a more ethical way of treating tutors.
To add the resources to the TES shop, mostly they are web-blogs and pocket or keep info collecting etc. Again it could compromise copywrite in three ways - on a different blog to permission given, copyright handed to TES or downloads handed on via other shared info.
Phone sharing tethering all you can eat data when it would be better to tether to the pc.
A tough few weeks
All in annual accounts
TES Shop for resources
http://help-resources.tes.co.uk/customer/en/portal/articles/2289335-how-do-i-promote-my-shop-
Thursday, 17 November 2016
Saturday, 12 November 2016
PAYE Pay and Conditions link Gov UK 2016-7
Following the advice published by unions and taking the 2.5 hours for 1 hours tuition calc and applying it to the ordinary pay scale (upper and lower) and the higher (upper and lower) provides the following based on a 39 week year and 35 hour week.
Based on the Gov Pay scales
/39 annual weeks /35 hour week
x recommended 2.5 for tuition allowing for planning resources (and possibly travel)
£22467 - £33160
lower = £41.15, higher = £60.73
upper pay range £35571-£38250
Lower =£65.14, higher = £70.05
Teacher Pay Scales 2016-7
WEA Tutoring
Business Studies & other Subjects, similar to:-
Tuesday, 8 November 2016
Hours etc
Calc hours for setup
Delivery
9.30-13.30 4 hours x 3 = 12
Prep 3 = 15
4.30-7.00 2.5
Prep .30
17.30
12.30/6 = 2.00 6 days .30 travel upkeep
Add exp £10.50 weekly plus extra internet, and books
Admin updating.
Consider Assessor qualification, and/or online teaching qual, apply for transfer uni qual credits
Afternoons - email out for part-time.
Consider full time/part time appns in appropriate sectors see list.
Add accepted hourly payment info, calc discount, create invoice as appropriate.
Continue phonics and KS2 math delivery catchup resource.
Update poster, advertising decisions
Contact offline agencies
Update online agency info - check enquiries and add new info.
.51% discount = no profit but 'new' syllabus
possible assessor opportunities
Hours reduced after 1 week by 50%
Contract addendum was forwarded with notice required.
Exam board confirm approved centre.
All planned and setup in 2 weeks. Ongoing.
Interview cancelled for FT, then tutoring student not available and alternative hours arranged.
New potential tutorhunt student x 2 enquiry, one setup research web-blog Eng Lang A Level, one lesson and cancelled. One other enquiry lots emails to determine he/she needs computer studies postgrad tutor.
Hours lost approx 7.
Thursday, 3 November 2016
Sunday, 30 October 2016
Friday, 28 October 2016
New BTEC Biz Opportunities and new online agency
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References chased, and received including updated Return to Teaching Certificate.
Probs with students looking for a tutor with either an incorrect search ie Bus Studies when they need Computer Studies (undergrad fresher ESOL) and an external student mixing up course syllabus and examination for a different examination board where the exam course is now almost out of date (ie only one retake possible for an entire ALevel course)
Researching and making lesson plans for BTech Business Studies.
Also hoping the Derbyshire local but not online tutorin agency are recommending tutees again this Autumn.
Tuesday, 25 October 2016
Wednesday, 19 October 2016
Info freelance-p/t jobs ncc training
Imdeed appn wouldnt send!!
http://www.indeed.co.uk/m/viewjob?jk=ddbb5caac6a4186f&from=ja&utm_source=jobseeker_emails&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=job_alerts
Found a similar job on another job website
and applied
http://www.totaljobs.com/job/business-trainer/recruitment-genius-job66915808
Continuing Registration Additional Online Tutoring Website
http//www.tutorhunt.com/users/5005503058433/
Agreement - amendments made before submission
Cancel any time £29 m legal docs
Mutuality of Obligation
More Self Emp v Employee info
Self Employed?
Tuesday, 18 October 2016
Interview and Tutee Cancellations
Monday, 17 October 2016
Contracts, Self Emp or Contract search info
Query ... Become own agency!?
From the * link it seems Pub Liab and other Insurances are a real potential problem.
The procedure to obtain approval involves the completion of a Self Emp Questionnaire by departmental staff. Finance and Business Affairs staff will inform the department after assessing the questionnaire whether gross payment is appropriate. If the matter needs to be referred to HMRC for a ruling the department will be advised. Please be aware that it can take some time for HMRC to respond, depending largely on the complexity of the case.
There are certain key indicators of self-employment that HMRC will normally look at. Self-employment is indicated where:
The individual is able to control not only what work must be done, but also how, where and when.The individual provides the major items of equipment.The individual has to correct unsatisfactory work in his/her own time and at his/her own expense.The individual is free to hire helpers.The individual is contractually obliged to or has the right to provide and pay a substitute.
It should be noted that although many factors are taken into account when looking at whether or not an individual can be classed as self employed, it is not sufficient to simply satisfy the factors listed above.
The individual has to establish to HMRC that they are in business on their own account. Unless there is evidence of financial risk the individual is unlikely to be treated as self employed.
2.7. This system of approval is necessary because the * Tax office insists that it is the nature of the work carried out by the individual and not the status which they have, or claim to have, which dictates whether or not they can be treated as self employed. If the tax office rule that the payment is taxable then * has no choice but to arrange payment through the payroll and incur additional costs of employers National Insurance. This applies irrespective of any letters produced by individuals claiming that they are registered as self-employed whether from other tax offices, firms of accountants or other professional advisers. * will not accept any letters from individuals as proof of self employment.
The following guidelines are based on previous tax office rulings:
any person providing services for mainstream activities such as teaching or lecturing is deemed to be an employee and payments must be routed through the payroll and the appropriate deductions (tax and national insurance) will be taken at source.any person providing temporary or casual technical, secretarial or clerical assistance is deemed to be an employee and payments must be routed through the payroll and the appropriate deductions (tax and national insurance) will be taken at source. (QUERY ...TEMPs)
Any exceptions to the above must be approved by the * tax office before any invoices are passed for payment.
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Sunday, 16 October 2016
BTEC HNC & HND level 4 and 5
Becoming a Resource and Diary Blog!
The educational author quest is ongoing
However, its important to pick the topic that will sell, two or three ideas are ongoing and the temptation to sell part of the concept as a resource for possible quick cash has to be ignored.
http://thecornerstoneforteachers.com/free-resources/edupreneurs/publishing-a-teaching-book
After all Quality Authoring a Companies Tech Support BSI 5750 manual was not a simple task ...
Quote from the weblink:-
"I think everyone has a book inside them. And every teacher I know has a teaching idea or perspective that deserves to be shared with the world."
Once completed however the resource shop on a teachers website may be more successful than the wrong contract
"Be sure to ask lots of questions about the royalty rate you will receive. There are some publishers (none that are listed above) that will pay teachers a very small flat rate for their book and then the company owns the content and never pays out another dime. You’d do far better selling your book as a PDF on TeachersPayTeachers or TeachersNotebook than taking a flat rate from a big publishing house. Don’t do it! You deserve to earn profits from your book every time it sells–and books in the education genre should continue to sell well for many years."
Cited ... TheCornerstoneforTeachers.com
Further links
Friday, 14 October 2016
Question - When Theres Unemployment, Why Extend Pension Ages, Unemp or Other Payment v Pension Pay IF= Equalise Age 62 option to 67
Hi-Tech-Gypsy-Which Or Waspi-has-been-Done-my-bit-useful-collaborator-worked-with-high-employee-turnover-downsizing-family-caring
A New 5second Thought Recording Of new Blog or Article Topics
Marketing
Eg The last piece of the Jigsaw
Ethical Awareness
A Future http://qaawyrd-repetitive-strain-injury.blogspot.co.uk/?m=1
Small inconsiderations or problems can have disproportionate consequences.
Awareness is ethical
Above Gold Womens Seats Representation
Predjudice on Age, Gender, Upbringing ie Class perceptions and possible realities.
Say the correct words ... ...
Wyrd
Communications Expertise areas: Quality, Negotiation and Teaching
Obtuse is a skill in some career paths or organisations, its rarely used to help or assist.
Meritocracy has only just returned after a number of years with the opposite 'reform' or class-caste creating systems based on old demarcation.
This is not a new area for Qaawyrd to create resources, suffice to know about
a) 'human nature' and
b) http://www.tutor2u.net/business/reference/motivation-mcgregor-theory-x-theory-y
Thursday, 13 October 2016
Awaiting Info
Quote First Tutors
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Freelance Tutoring Groups in non LEA, Sixth F Colleges : Q's
Wednesday, 12 October 2016
Checking Faster Learning - e-learning
http://www.virtual-college.co.uk/e-academies/Schools.aspx
Tuesday, 11 October 2016
Networks Teaching English
https://www.britishcouncil.org/jobs/careers/english/teachers
The Uni of Nottingham have a Trainee Teachers network, latest speaker Sept the Aurhor of:
Textual Intervention, Studying English Language and Literature, and Creativity.
Theres a twitter @LitBritish
Evaluated Working With another Tuition Online Agrncy
Although lots of online advertising - payment is via the agency and a week-ten days after tuition sessions less commission. Workrate (and from student reviews) and sanction money penalties plus student money back guarantee.
Similar to freelance several people working on one project and no pay potential.
Checking company info whois, companies house it doesnt function like traditional UK Tuition.
Whois advise a USA based co.
Updated ie created A Level Eng Lang resource Web-blog
Eng Literature links need adding plus example spec
Schemes of work and planning proforma for tutees Weds.
Monday, 10 October 2016
Q Do Politics Students need Impartial Sponsors who can protect Them
UK topical Politics discussion info, also on qaawyrd.wordpress
New Tutee Confusion
Alevel Politics
Twitter and all television programmes, bbc, sky, cnn, euronews however were in overdrive with no understanding of the diversionary tactic, giving credence to the content from the candidate and not the lack of policy details. Quite disturbing media-wise. Euronews did not add a panel of pollsters and further input, and just showed the debate.
The UN site had a very funny infographic on chauvanism tweeted hours before; retweeted qaawyrd and wollaton_nottm.
Sent out wiki info on previous election and govt scandals in the USofA and found a new website and twitter showing european country health service conparisons.
The next debate can be watched at a civilised time.
Theres sufficient info gained to discuss as Eng Lang, Lit, Media Studies, Politics, Gen Studies or Citizenship today should there be any Tutee enquiry.
Sunday, 9 October 2016
A level Resource, Online Tutoring, Freelance Jobs x 5 and Politics Debate
All worked on and the five applications completed by 7.20 am.
The Aqa and Edexcel new politics specification links added to qaawyrd twitter.
Saturday, 8 October 2016
English and Alevel Resources
http://www.englicious.org/users/qaawyrd-tuition
Wednesday, 5 October 2016
Revisiting Freelance and Contract Teaching-Tuition
indeed online jobs (tuition hourly paid) Tes online, cover supervisor, teaching or tutoring even supervisory Part-Time
Tuition is still ongoing evenings and weekends.
Tuesday, 4 October 2016
Spotted Wollaton Facebook and Ads
Other ads need clearance from Colleges and taking into noticeboards but New Coll see it as competition.
Schools are more difficult.
Tutoring Enquiries
(standard info)
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Leads
CURRENT (9) OLD (121
Plus 2 declined, too far to travel and Masters in Business tuition. A message was sent offering a) online tuition and b) ESOL if required.
Monday, 3 October 2016
Opportunity applications
Emails to offline tutor agencies
Repetitive Strain and Food Intolerance, Allergy
Hydrating properly is a must for rsi! First floor living means cold water stored in a tank as well as Cl and Sulphite, Fluoride problems and its just so important for the least circulation hassles if rsi has onset.
A steady, possible and planned work routine with routine food intake with no ingredient changes equals a life where rsi and food intolerance disappear as problematic factors of living.
It also means funds to pay for any heavy work.
How truly disabled or anaphylactic folk cope without possible work and career routines is unthinkable.
http://qaawyrd-repetitive-strain-injury.blogspot.co.uk/?m=0
Freelance Education work sought
Two interviews for hourly paid tuition, one unsucessful, one resulted in a consultancy-freelance quote.
Wednesday, 28 September 2016
Kindle Reader Re-setup
Sweep system of Information updating and assimilating
Added Dfe info and Twitter Feed Plus Exam Board Youtube links to Qaawyrd Blog
Too Problematic Using Android Ayce Datatime
Similar problems using the Community Centre or library in this area for work or education.
Monday, 26 September 2016
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A Level Politics
https://www.usa.gov/election
A Presidential debate between Secretary Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump, the two elected Presidential candidates was shown on television by Sky, BBC, CNN and Euronews 26th September, each with a different perspective and all but Euronews had additional commentary-panel info before and after. There is a further two debates to follow.
Info added to
http://qaawyrd.wordpress.com/
http://twitter.com/qaawyrd/
Tweets added and these appear on the blog. (web home page info)
3d Printing - Researching a few Ideas
Ideas.
Business Studies Enterprise, startup, finance, and Manufacturing resource info??
Awaiting part time work info
One interview responded well the other not, but there are issues that need reporting somewhere.
Just use Resources with Tutees and write a book?
Difficult decision with so many large publishing co's with professional writers.
Other colleagues have done this however.
Back to Literacy, Numeracy and new A Level Spec resources
Lots of ongoing resources - to upload with a download price to TES or keep copyright? Decisions
3 new tourism blog pages using ayce payg three datatime via android
Ayce all you can eat
payg pay as you go
(three bband)
Marathons, Nottingham Light Night
UK Illuminations and Light Shows
(missed Blackpool illuminations info this year on twitter as the focus was E-WMids and SYorks ie travel distance in a day) however the UK spend millions on weekend breaks and if folk travel to Nottm it might be wiser to include special events around the UK.
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=auk leisure and tourism qualifications&oq=auk leisure and tourism qualifications&aqs=chrome..69i57.29810j0j4&client=ms-android-sonymobile&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8
Verified by vista and three bband
Social Media tourism regular updates including Archery, Marathon and Derbyshire Illuminations across the weekend
Public transport and walking for a few days. Tutoring Friday - three hours bus travelling just across town.
Long application academic part time
Didnt work Sunday, and often only works early am. Consequence? Transfering files to send via android very early for an email with attachment to arrive for 9am.
Update finally received paye part time or freelance interview last week.
Friday, 23 September 2016
Tutee enquiries
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Wednesday, 21 September 2016
More resources, upload and download - mostly USA (poss homeschool!?) link
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Browse/PreK-12-Subject-Area/Math/Price-Range/Free
Info updates from an incoming email.
Havnt read it all, but the beginning and points are cool!
http://eatingacademy.com/personal/wired-think-scientifically-can-done
More structured working
Its a long focused task to collect and create whole subject resources, and the lack of wifi or pc internet (only payg android ayce data is cost effective) so maybe the library one hour a morning but that may mean the netbook which is slower processing wise.
Some consultancy or part time paid work would help, awaiting interview outcomes.
Maths Tuition
Opportunities and some practical links possibly workwise
New ideas on cross curricular resources
New blog pages
Thursday, 15 September 2016
New requests
Waiting for them to convert:-
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Lots of Phone hassles over voice calls
Problem resetting or restarting the android as its not possible to remove its battery and its necessary to wait for it to empty and then restart which can take a whole day!
Monday, 12 September 2016
More voice call hassle
A certain network hasnt been able to hold up voice calls, trying dropping to 3g
Thursday, 8 September 2016
A level Specification updates
Are also a pretty large task thats continual particularly as far as scenario resources making and checking textbook case studies - its not always possible to just buy the new books without a student, and they arent always keeping pace with changes.
Leisure and Tourism social media 'keeping up' in a real world social media sense takes around 5 hrs a week.
Tutoring Enquiries
Continue, but are slow to convert
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8 hours of GCSE or National 3-5 English tuition
REQUEST MADE: 08/09/2016
1 hours per week for 8 weeks || Potentially worth £200.00 to you
Dear Susan,
I am looking for a tutor for GCSE or National 3-5 English, please could you let me know your availability.
Thanks,
2
16 hours of GCSE or National 3-5 Maths tuition
REQUEST MADE: 07/09/2016
2 hours per week for 8 weeks || Potentially worth £400.00 to you
Dear Susan,
I am looking for a tutor for GCSE or National 3-5 Maths, please could you let me know your availability (for my daughter she is year 11)
Thanks
3
8 hours of Primary (Up to 11 ears) English tuition
REQUEST MADE: 05/09/2016
1 hours per week for 8 weeks || Potentially worth £160.00 to you
Dear Susan,
I am looking for a tutor for Primary (Up to 11 years) English, please could you let me know your availability.
Thanks,
4
(11 14 years) Maths tuition
REQUEST MADE: 01/09/2016
1 hours per week for 8 weeks || Potentially worth £200.00 to you
Dear Susan,
I am looking for a tutor for Secondary (11 to 14 years) Maths, please could you let me know your availability.
Thanks,
5
8 hours of GCSE or National 3-5 English tuition
REQUEST MADE: 30/08/2016
1 hours per week for 8 weeks || Potentially worth £200.00 to you
Dear Susan,
I am looking for a tutor for GCSE or National 3-5 English, please could you let me know your availability. I would prefer the tutor to travel to me.
Thanks,
6
8 hours of GCSE or National 3-5 English tuition
REQUEST MADE: 25/08/2016
1 hours per week for 8 weeks || Potentially worth £200.00 to you
Dear Susan,
I am looking for a tutor for GCSE English. Ill be doing my resit on November and i really need to hit that C grade to go to uni but, please could you let me know your availability. i need...
7
40 hours of GCSE or National 3-5 English tuition
REQUEST MADE: 22/08/2016
1 hours per week for 40 weeks || Potentially worth £1,000.00 to you
Dear Susan,
I am looking for a tutor for GCSE or National 3-5 English, please could you let me know your availability.
Thanks
Monday, 5 September 2016
Sunday, 4 September 2016
New posts/input for http://qaawyrd-repetitive-strain-injury.blogspot.com/
Check out this blog "Is water with cl causing problems? Hydration with less cl?" http://qaawyrd-repetitive-strain-injury.blogspot.com/2016/09/is-water-with-cl-causing-problems.html
Sorting sounds for phonics isnt so simple
http://neoenglishsystem.blogspot.co.uk/2010/05/description-of-speech-sounds-speech.html?m=1
The study of Orthography too
Saturday, 3 September 2016
Writing !
@WritingSchoolEM: Want to start writing Short Stories? Starts 8 Sept Book Now!
http://www.writingschooleastmidlands.co.uk/product/the-short-of-it-short-story-writing-for-beginners-with-victoria-villansenor/ https://twitter.com/WritingSchoolEM/status/772028710023262208/photo/1
Shared via TweetCaster
Thursday, 25 August 2016
A twitter recognition! Awesome!
Tutoring Opportunities hoping these will respond
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8 hours of Adult/Casual learner English tuition
REQUEST MADE: 24/08/2016
2 hours per week for 4 weeks || Potentially worth £200.00 to you
I am looking for a tutor for Adult/Casual learner English, please could you let me know your availability.
Thanks,
40 hours of GCSE or National 3-5 English tuition
REQUEST MADE: 22/08/2016
|| 1 hours per week for 40 weeks || Potentially worth £1,000.00 to you
I am looking for a tutor for GCSE or National 3-5 English, please could you let me know your availability.
Thanks,
30 hour
s of A-Level, IB or Highers English tuition
REQUEST MADE: 17/08/2016
1 hours per week for 30 weeks || Potentially worth £750.00 to you
I am looking for a tutor for A-Level English Literature, please could you let me know your availability.
Thanks,
8 hours of GCSE or National 3-5 English tuition
REQUEST MADE: 14/08/2016
1 hours per week for 8 weeks || Potentially worth £200.00 to you
I am looking for a tutor for GCSE or National 3-5 English, please could you let me know your availability.
Thanks,
40 years working and Nat Ins, Tax paid
Still awaiting state pension - misappropriated from age 60 to 67 with
Rsi-carpal tunnel thats not funny.
GTCE now gov website info email add some 20 yrs out of date and online info similar!!
Ditto online tax info.
Taking days to sort.
Negative imput followed the Olympics
Strange hassles about outdoor space followed directly on the end of the Olympics.
Bank hassle during
Possible gas inspection link too - surely this should happen in wintertime to be fully effective?
Nottingham City of Sport Visit England Award 2015
Olympic info added as it happened to the Tourism twitter (to develop visitnottm with ads or not??) and maintaining stats and analytics isnt as simple as it seems: the total followers count is always a mix of new and unfollowed.
Local events added on the Tourism resource blog ... new followers just for a couple of weeks, or retain them?
Quite a learning curve as the blog is more mature and no longer a novelty .. thinking of magazine potential.
Lots more hassles with rsi-carpal tunnel
Learning reading resource has a rethink building on thoughts evolving from the Olympics.
Wednesday, 17 August 2016
In the background
Is all the work an employer would employ other employees or facilities people to sort out.
After exam season theres alot to catchup on and lots of bureaucracy like tax returns, thinking about vat registration for potential courses.
Leisure and Tourism Resource
The Leisure and Tourism resource suite for a local amenity appears to be working well, evidenced by lots more activity and carparking, people and kids fun park use. Obviously the local council actually built the kids space.
Keeping up with info especially the Olympics is a tad tough on hands other committments and sleep!
Sussing how much to allow as retweets and links can take a while for replies etc. but it is value building and good practise in finding and getting to know what Leisure and Tourism in the E-WMids and SYorks region is all about Greenspace-wise.
Lots of careful planning
To create a complicated resource, possibly a complete teaching programme and schedule for delivery to education organisations and individuals together with marketing input, plus update on the new specifications and consider online tuition, possibly with some local radio advertising if it's not too expensive - or maybe with a sponsor linked in, is a huge task for this Summer.
Meanwhile the First Tutors online link is working well but despite lots of enquiries there isn't a takeup over the Summer 'at home' weeks.
Perhaps for next year some holiday courses in community centres for catching up basics and keeping Literacy and Numeracy skills on track through the long summer break, but that concept also needs a careful look at nearby 'competition' from agencies and companies. Centre activity and grants etc.
There are many options, some of which are constrained by my own rsi-carpal tunnel hassles from working typing and in administration for so many years.
Results day this week for 2016 students!
Monday, 15 August 2016
Monday, 8 August 2016
slow internet
Thursday, 4 August 2016
Ongoing Tuition Requests, some more suited to online!
Typical and current Turoring request examples:- some Uni, some Primary. Mostly Secondary in term time. These are leads from my online agency.
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8 hours of Secondary (11 to 14 years) Maths tuition
REQUEST MADE: 05/08/2016
12.26 miles from you (A.T.C.F.) || 1 hours per week for 8 weeks || Potentially worth £200.00 to you
Dear Susan,
I am looking for a tutor for Secondary (11 to 14 years) Maths, please could you let me know your availability.
Thanks,
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8 hours of University (or further higher) Business Related tuition
REQUEST MADE: 02/08/2016
4.18 miles from you (A.T.C.F.) || 1 hours per week for 8 weeks || Potentially worth £200.00 to you
Dear Susan,
I am looking for someone who can help me with analyzing my data
Thanks,
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8 hours of Primary (Up to 11 years) Maths tuition
REQUEST MADE: 29/07/2016
33.21 miles from you (Road) || 1 hours per week for 8 weeks || Potentially worth £160.00 to you
Dear Susan,
I am looking for a maths tutor for my 6 year old. Please could you let me know your availability.
Thanks,
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8 hours of Primary (Up to 11 years) Maths tuition
REQUEST MADE: 26/07/2016
3.75 miles from you (A.T.C.F.) || 1 hours per week for 8 weeks || Potentially worth £160.00 to you
Dear Susan,
I am looking for a tutor for Primary (Up to 11 years) Maths, please could you let me know your availability.
Thanks,
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Thursday, 28 July 2016
Ongoing online requests
https://www.firsttutors.com/uk/members/tutor-request-detail.php?tutee_request_id=552187