Public Vs Private Tutors

Public Vs Private TutorsA private tutor is known to be a tutor who takes care of the student's individual needs. This is necessary for students who cannot learn and perform in public class because of their disability or their busy schedule. The common elements that make up a private tutor are need, skill, knowledge, experience and skills.This is a common misconception that a private tutor is an elderly individual. Actually, he is not an old one. It is a common mistake that a person is intimidated by the idea of tutoring.These are tutors who are really great at their job and who have special skill and talent. Some of the people who excel in this field are those who used to study before when they were studying at a school. After gaining lots of experience, these tutors take the opportunity to expand their knowledge and offer their service to many others who require their help. They make use of their skill and expertise to make a student learn faster and at an easier pace.They also prov ide their students with support and guidance. There are many businesses or organizations that require their expertise. Some of the businesses hire these tutors so that they can take care of the business activities. They are also employed in some colleges or institutes. They make the students learn at a comfortable pace.As a tutor, one needs to prepare a list of students whom he would like to hire. He is then going to ask them for a consultation. In some institutions, it is the same for both students and tutors. This is a professional relationship between the two parties. The tutor is the one who requires to present his client's case and convince him in taking advantage of the skills and talents of the tutor.A private tutor has to accept the fact that he may face some personal problems like loss of job, illness, divorce and others. But that does not mean that he should let down his clients because it is his profession. That is why he is required to keep his emotions in check. His job is to make the clients enjoy the benefit of his knowledge and experience.These tutors are recognized as a service provider because they do not have any monopoly on their skills and knowledge. They are not doing this for money but to make the students complete the knowledge they have. They are very interested in the education of their clients.

The Belk Foundation Educator Express Features Heart Executive Director Emily Elliott - Heart Math Tutoring

The Belk Foundation Educator Express Features Heart Executive Director Emily Elliott - Heart Math Tutoring The Belk Foundation Educator Express Features Heart Executive Director Emily Elliott The Belk Foundation Educator Express Features Heart Executive Director Emily Elliott January 20, 2016 Click here to read the full interview. The Belk Foundation’s Educator Express posts quick interviews from leaders of partner organizations and other “trailblazers in education.” In 2015, The Belk Foundation awarded $30,000 to Heart Math Tutoring. The Belk Foundation’s mission is to invest in schools and organizations that work aggressively to ensure all students graduate from high school and continue on an intentional path toward college, career and life. Heart shares The Foundation’s belief that that education is a cornerstone of a productive society.

Get Aquainted with Business Attire Now

Get Aquainted with Business Attire Now Look provided by chictopia.com You are going to college to help make a career for yourself right? To become something? Find that perfect job? Well, you may as well get acquainted with business attire now. There really is no point in waiting. With all of the networking, job fairs, and internships you will embark on in college, pristine business attire is a must. Stand out from your classmates with these 5  dress-to-impress: 1. Invest in collared shirts- and Im not talking about the Polo shirt with a collar. I mean the Oxford style button down. These are classy for both men and women (and ladies- they come tailored just for you now). Choose your color and fit and make this traditional style your own without stepping outside the business dress standards. 2. Ties are in- Gentlemen, get yourself a tie. If you want to sport a newer style, buy a skinny tie. This adds a little flare to your style while making an impression at the same time. The bowtie is even acceptable in many places these days. And of course, it will compliment yourOxford shirt. 3. The classic pencil skirt- This little gem will take you far ladies. The pencil skirt can be nearly any color (I said nearly- skip the lime green and bright yellow) and still evoke a business like feeling. Dress it up with a belt and cardigan and keep your fashion sense while still showing your mature side. 4. Keep your heel height in check- You don’t have to wear flats everyday, but those sky-high 6 inchers aren’t going to do it either. Believe it or not, many business atmospheres are still a bit conservative. You want to project a classy style- not a dancer style. A mid-size heel should compliment your outfit perfectly. Don’t fret- all those fun camis, shorts, wedges, and Converse don’t have to go to waste. Just set them aside when I business prospect is near.

Beijing No.35 high school

Beijing No.35 high school Beijing No.35 high school Beijing No. 35 High Schools International Department (Est. 2012) is located in Beijings Daxing district, about 40 minutes from the downtown area of the city. Beijing 35 (Est. 1923), altogether, has four campuses; a regular high school in Beijings central Xicheng district, a middle school, and a vocational college. If you come, you would work for the International Department and would have the choice to live in either the city (each morning catching a shuttle bus from Beijings Guomao area), or in Caiyu town, Daxing District where the International Department is located. Academically, Beijing 35s International Department is part of a crucial stage in development. As our enrollment has skyrocketed in recent years, we are becoming more selective about the students we receive. The school had a brand 6 floor teaching building with state-of-the-art facilities containing computer labs, a music room, exercise facility, dance room, a multipurpose room, classrooms, offices, staff tea/coffee room, etc. All rooms have a large touch screen monitor television connected to a computer and overhead projector (camera enabled, not the mirrored kind). To be clear, Beijing 35 is a dynamic institution that is constantly striving to improve itself. Thus, we seek teachers with at least a Masters in their subject, the right experience, good references, certification and a passion for teaching. This is because, in addition to some courses specific to only Beijing No. 35 High School, we additionally cooperate with the Keystone School in the U.S. for dual Sino-US diplomas, with the Northern Consortium of UK Universities (NCUK) on their International Foundation Year (IFY), with US Pathway Program administered through Northeastern University and Kaplan International, and additionally we provide specialized training for grade three students applying individually to world-wide universities. As a teacher here, you may be expected to work on any of these programs; which I believe would suit your professional development goals nicely, and certainly enrich your experience!

5 online resources for Arabic tutors

5 online resources for Arabic tutors Arabic is one of the most widely-spoken languages in the world. It's also one of the most important languages for commerce, especially in banking and finance. More and more students in the UK are getting to grips with the subject with the help of private tutors and two weeks ago the Government announced that primary school children would soon be able to learn Arabic and Mandarin. Here are 5 great online resources to help home tutors teach their pupils Arabic: 1. Happy Child has a real wealth of free resources such an impressive range of subjects. As well as worksheets focusing on Arabic verbs, there are wider vocabulary worksheets to download. http://www.happychild.org.uk/freeway/arabic/index.htm 2. Arabic-Language.org brings together historical and linguistic resources and is a great starting point for those new to the language, especially with their common phrases page. http://www.arabic-language.org/arabic/phrases.asp 3. Test your knowledge in a fun and interactive way with these English-Arabic vocabulary quizzes. http://iteslj.org/v/a/ 4. Exam Papers online has an eclectic mix of Arabic language and Arabic related past papers to work with. http://exams.st-and.ac.uk/exams/viewByModule?schoolID=50Submit=Select+Subject 5. First Tutors recommends a range of resources for Arabic learners. We also have many talented home tutors to help with the subject. https://www.firsttutors.com/uk/learning-resources.php

5 Tips for Creating a Resume to Teach Abroad

5 Tips for Creating a Resume to Teach Abroad By Ciara HamagishiSo you want to teach abroad?   You have researched your dream countries, read blogs, and you feel ready to jump on a plane and begin your adventure.   That’s great news, and it will likely be one of the most memorable experiences of your teaching career.   But how do you get from your hometown classroom to your new classroom in Abu Dhabi, Japan or Brazil?The first step is finding your way in and proving to someone that you are ready, willing and capable.   It’s time to fix up that resume.   Here are five tips on creating a great resume that shows how ready you are to teach abroad:Focus on quality, not quantity.   Two pages maximum, please.   Focus on key points that are relevant to teaching abroad and the position that you are applying for.   You don’t need to explain everything in your resume. Highlight important information in detail, and simply list (or leave out) other experiences.Make it easy to scan.   Recruiters cannot spend a half hour reading over you r resume and your whole life story.   Your resume will be scanned briefly to look for key points.   Highlight what is listed in the job requirements, and make important information easy for a recruiter to spot at the top.Clearly outline your education, years of certified teaching experience, and your teaching certifications.   These are the first three things that international schools look for in a candidate, and you want to make it clear that you meet the requirements.Highlight international experiences.   If you speak another language or have lived abroad, let us know.   If your current or previous classroom was mainly ELL students or you are trained to teach ELL students, you should share this.Keep it simple.   There is no need for creative fonts, colors or excessive pictures.   It should be easy to read and professional.   A simple, clean resume will not lose you any points, but a resume that becomes difficult to read can frustrate a recruiter.Read over your resume and see if t here is anything that can be improved based on the tips above.   Ask a friend or family member to read it over as well.   When everything looks good, it’s time to press Submit on your application.   Good luck!Ciara Hamagishi is a Teach Away Placement Coordinator.

Crystal Chemistry, a New Book About Crystals

Crystal Chemistry, a New Book About CrystalsCrystal Chemistry, a new children's book by Diane Haithmann, is the perfect answer to your little ones' desire to learn about nature. In Crystal Chemistry, you will learn all about crystal formation, how crystal grows, what the crystals are, and many other interesting facts. Crystal Chemistry comes with a companion book, and is an excellent way to teach your child the basics of crystals.As your child learns about crystal chemistry, he or she will be fascinated by them. He or she will learn about crystals in a fun, easy-to-read, language-rich way. Crystal Chemistry gives you lots of great ideas for how to get your child interested in crystals and will help you connect the interest of a kid to a science concept. You can then encourage this interest by making sure that your child is actively engaged in his or her interest.Crystal Chemistry is an excellent guide for understanding the growth of crystals. The book tells the story of how crystals are formed, as well as their meanings and how they are formed. The material that you learn about crystals will be important to many other aspects of your child's life.First of all, the book gives you all the information you need to know about the different parts of a crystal, as well as their meanings. By learning about these important parts, you will learn about different types of crystals, and how they are formed. Then, you can take this knowledge and use it in your own life by planning your own crystal garden or creating your own jewelry. Your child will be fascinated by all of the different colors, shapes, and sizes of crystals, and how each crystal has a different meaning.Next, the book provides you with plenty of fun facts about crystals. You will learn about the many types of crystals, and how they grow. You will learn about how to distinguish between natural crystals and man-made crystals, and how to determine the type of crystal. Finally, you will learn about how to use cry stals to make jewelry and crafts, and how these two types of crystals can help improve your child's thinking skills.This is just one of many new books on crystal chemistry being published every year. These new books are designed to provide children with a great way to learn about science. These books are fun and exciting, and they will definitely stimulate your child's curiosity about all the different things that are out there in the world.There are also many other types of books available, such as books on organic chemistry, and on biological chemistry. The best way to learn about the many types of science that are out there is to read a great book. Crystal Chemistry is a good choice for your child, because it is full of great stories and beautiful illustrations.