Who are they?
Young Giants Tutoring
Office 40
1 Empire Mews
London SW16 2BF
Tel: 0208 068 6803
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.youngiants.co.uk
We have met with Young Giants’ staff. In addition, 20 clients and 21 tutors have completed an on-line survey (sent to 24 clients and 47 tutors) and we have followed this up with additional short phone interviews with some of those surveyed.
The Good Schools Guide review of Young Giants Tutoring
The seed for Young Giants was sown when Jaime Johnson (BA in fine art from Northumbria, PGCE with dyslexia support specialism from Greenwich, plus a second PGCE in primary education from Nottingham) registered as a tutor with another agency back in 2014. Having clocked up nine years’ worth of teaching experience - including in primary schools, further and higher education and two stints in Malawi (once as a teacher in an international school, then later as a teacher trainer in an orphan school) - she decided that tutoring was more conducive to pregnancy and looming parenthood (she’s now a mother of two).
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