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Bright Heart Education wins the Tuition Business of the Year award

Bright Heart was the big winner at the 2022 National Tutoring Awards, organised by The Tutors’ Association (TTA). An expert judging panel considered various factors for the headline award, including student achievement, tutor support, tutor matching, professional conduct, and safeguarding. In addition, Bright Heart tutor, Wilma, won the Best Special Needs Tutor award.

Bright Heart is an SEN-focused tutoring agency. Its nurturing approach boosts learning and confidence.

Bright Heart tutors complete an online SEND training course produced by nasen. It includes the four broad areas of need, the principles and practicalities of person-centred working and practical strategies for supporting tutees with SEND. Bright Heart has also commissioned nasen to provide face to face training on topics such as mental health and tutee engagement.

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