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About TP Tutors and the Role
TP Tutors is part of the Supporting Education Group, the UK's foremost education services platform. We focus on delivering specialized support for children and young people through our SEND & Inclusion division. Our mission encompasses enhancing learning experiences across mainstream, specialist, and alternative provisions via personalised tuition, targeted interventions, exam support, and mentoring, aimed at breaking down barriers and increasing engagement, confidence, attendance, and academic progress.
Our North Tuition team, based in Northern England, is a close-knit group dedicated to open communication and professional growth in a supportive environment. As a Tuition Consultant, you will be vital in connecting local authorities, schools, and tutors to shape effective tuition experiences for learners. Prior experience is not required; passion for education and eagerness to develop are key.
Key Responsibilities
- Identify and match new candidates and transition current ones to suitable tutoring roles.
- Coordinate with clients to design tuition programs aligned with their specific needs.
- Promote and sell tuition services within designated geographic regions to new and existing clients.
- Maintain compliance with company policies, procedures, quality benchmarks, and organizational values across all business areas.
- Uphold the highest standards of safeguarding and protection for children and vulnerable adults, following company policies and national guidelines.
Candidate Profile and Skills
- Demonstrates passion for education’s impact through tutoring and mentoring, irrespective of previous sector experience.
- Capable of effectively recognizing talent and matching individuals with appropriate tuition placements.
- Strong communication skills, both verbal and written, with an engaging interpersonal style.
- Adopts a project management mindset: able to plan, execute, and monitor tasks systematically.
- Displays curiosity and active listening to understand backgrounds, needs, and aspirations of diverse individuals.
- Thrives in both collaborative team settings and independent work environments, showing initiative and self-motivation.
Benefits
- 28 days holiday plus bank holidays with an additional day awarded per year of service up to 33 days; option to purchase up to 5 extra days (pro-rata for part-time roles).
- Enhanced paid family leave after probation for new parents and long-term carers.
- Medical cash plan after probation covering dental, optical, prescriptions, and other health costs.
- Life insurance coverage from day one (up to 4 times salary) and complimentary wellbeing support including 24/7 GP access, counselling, physiotherapy, and lifestyle coaching.
- Pension contributions from employer and employee following three months’ service.
- Access to a variety of discount schemes.
- Flexible benefits program including options for additional holiday, healthcare services, gym memberships, electric vehicle support, and charitable giving plans—available after probation.
- Investment in continuous learning, training, and career advancement opportunities.
- Three paid volunteer days annually, with two days specifically dedicated to educational causes.
Additional Information
Joining Supporting Education Group means becoming part of a community committed to transforming lives and fostering inclusivity, where your ideas and individuality are highly valued.
Employment offers will be contingent upon successful vetting checks aligned with current legislation and guidelines. Candidates must possess existing right to work in the UK; visa sponsorship is not available.