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Who are they?

Cohort Tuition,
Cohort Learning Centre,
Pennington Close,
West Bromwich B70 8BG

Tel: 0121 270 3921

Email: [email protected]
Web: www.cohorttuition.co.uk

We have met with Cohort Tuition’s staff. In addition, 23 clients and 21 tutors have completed an online survey (sent to 599 clients and 60 tutors) and we have followed this up with additional short phone interviews with some of those surveyed.

The Good Schools Guide review of Cohort Tuition

Set up in 2008 by Mohammed Hussain and Tanvir Walele as a ‘side hustle’ to their day jobs (teacher and toxicologist respectively). A decade later, things were going so well that they ran it full-time and brought in a third director, Shabana Nazir – and that’s when things snowballed.

 

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