Mission: “To provide support for those experiencing domestic abuse, modern slavery and mental health needs.”

If you’re thinking about becoming a private tutor, volunteering is a great way to invest time in developing your own skill set.

Having taught with us for hundreds of volunteer hours (across fifteen different students!), Hazal is a familiar face at the Tutorfair Foundation

“Improving equity, social capital, and the social mobility of the young people we serve, with the mission to end the circle of poverty.”

We’re excited to announce that 2023 will see the Foundation developing a brand new Futures Programme!

“Ambition and intelligence – not postcodes or skin colour – should determine who succeeds in society.”

We are proud to have emerged from the sale of Tutorfair with a new, energised and ambitious vision of our future.

“Much of the reduction in the disadvantage gap over the last decade has been reversed during the pandemic.”

“No matter how tough things are, I think: ‘There are people at Tutorfair Foundation who care about you and your children’”

This term, our students have been lucky enough to benefit from the knowledge and experience of our IB Biology tutor, Skye.

Eman is a gap year student, who volunteered tutoring GCSE Science during her year off. She is off to university to study Biochemical Sciences later this year.

Tutorfair Foundation is very excited to announce that Westminster Foundation has funded our Key Stage 5 STEM support project for a third year running!

"Volunteering with Tutorfair confirmed for me that I wanted to pursue a career in teaching. An hour of volunteering a week will now become a lifelong teaching career."