Tute’s teachers deliver lessons aligned with the national curriculum, designed to meet your child’s needs. Progress and engagement are tracked, and feedback is shared with their school or local authority.

Yes, all Tute teachers are fully qualified and experienced, with backgrounds in face-to-face teaching before specialising in online education.

Our teachers undergo rigorous training in how to deliver engaging and effective lessons in Tute’s Learning Cloud (online classroom). This includes:

• Managing behaviour in an online environment
• Using tools and features in the Learning Cloud to maximise engagement
• Supporting students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND)

Tute has a dedicated SEND team who work to ensure that lesson content and teaching methods are suitable for all students. They support teachers in delivering inclusive lessons that meet the needs of every child.

See more about our team in the How Tute Works section.

Our teachers are passionate professionals who love what they do. Online teaching is their chosen career, and they are committed to helping students succeed. Their enthusiasm and expertise create a positive, engaging learning environment where every child can thrive.

Building positive relationships is a key part of how Tute teachers help students succeed. In our online environment, teachers work hard to create a supportive and welcoming atmosphere where every student feels valued. Here’s how they do it:

1. Personalised attention: Teachers take time to get to know each student, understanding their strengths, challenges, and learning preferences
2. Encouragement and praise: They celebrate achievements, no matter how small, to boost students’ confidence and motivation
3. Creating a safe space: Teachers foster an environment where students feel comfortable asking questions, sharing ideas, and participating fully in lessons
4. Consistent communication: Teachers engage with students in ways that suit them – polling, emojis, private message, chat, or voice
5. Empathy and understanding: Teachers are trained to support students who may face barriers to learning, ensuring that every child feels supported and included.

One Page Profile
At Tute, we believe every child is unique, and understanding their strengths, interests, and challenges is key to helping them thrive in their online learning journey. Completing a one-page profile about your child gives us valuable insights into who they are, their learning preferences, and any specific support they may need. Your child can complete their one page profile in the student portal of the platform. This profile will be available for their teachers to review, helping them to personalise delivery and support better learning outcomes.

This information allows us to tailor our approach, create a more personalised learning experience, and ensure your child feels supported, engaged, and empowered to succeed. 

Our teachers set clear behaviour expectations for every lesson. If any concerns arise, we work with your child’s school or local authority to address them promptly.

If you’ve been given access to the Parent Learning Portal, you can log in to view attendance, engagement, and progress reports. Otherwise, this information will be shared by your child’s school or local authority.

Encourage your child to attend lessons regularly, engage actively, and complete any follow-up work. Providing a quiet learning space and helping them log in on time can also make a big difference.

See more in the Supporting your Child section.