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Education Tailored to Excellence by our private tutors
Elite private tutors delivering bespoke, world-class education for UHNW and VIP families across the globe.
At CuroHelp, we understand that education is more than academics — it is the foundation of opportunity, confidence, and legacy. Our global private tutor service provides discreet, highly accomplished tutors who deliver one-to-one education designed around your child’s unique learning style, passions, and future aspirations.
From early years to university preparation, our tutors are experienced in international curriculums (IB, A-Levels, GCSE, SAT, AP, Common Entrance, Oxbridge, Ivy League) and bring the depth of expertise, discretion, and cultural awareness required by UHNW families.
Whether at your private residence, aboard your yacht, or while travelling internationally, your family benefits from seamless educational continuity without compromise.
Our Private Tutors Provide
- Tailored Academic Support – From core subjects to advanced specialisms.
- Exam & University Preparation – Coaching for selective school entry, Oxbridge, and Ivy League.
- SEN Expertise – Specialist tutors for children with additional learning needs.
- Language & Cultural Tutoring – Multilingual tutors to support global families.
- Creative & Performing Arts – Music, drama, fine art, and creative writing.
- Sports & Skills Coaching – Chess, coding, riding, sailing, and more.
- Travel & Residential Support – Continuity of education across homes, yachts, and international travel.
- Household Integration – Collaborating discreetly with household staff and schedules to ensure seamless learning.
- Remote Tutoring – Flexible teaching solutions for families who travel internationally or reside across multiple properties.
Why Clients Choose Curo Help for a Private Tutor
- Tutors with elite academic and professional backgrounds
- Absolute discretion and cultural sensitivity
- Expertise in international curriculums and bespoke learning plans
- Flexible placements: permanent, rotational, or travel-based
- A holistic approach to education, etiquette, and personal growth
- As we are not a recruitment agency … no fees.
Give your child the gift of world-class, bespoke education. With Curo Help, every lesson inspires excellence, nurtures confidence, and reflects the very best of what private tutoring can offer.
Types of Private Tutors
- Academic Subject Tutor
- Specialises in specific subjects such as Mathematics, Science, English, History, or Languages.
- Provides one-to-one lessons tailored to the student’s curriculum (IB, A-Levels, GCSE, AP, SAT, etc.).
- Often degree-level educated, with teaching or tutoring experience.
- Entrance Exam & University Prep Tutor
- Prepares students for selective school entry exams (11+, 13+, Common Entrance) or university admissions tests(Oxbridge, Ivy League).
- Provides interview coaching and application support.
- Frequently from elite academic backgrounds themselves.
- Governess / Governor (Educational Tutor)
- Blends tutoring with mentorship and childcare duties.
- Supports academics while also focusing on etiquette, culture, and holistic development.
- Often live-in, especially in UHNW households.
- Specialist SEN Tutor
- Focused on children with special educational needs (SEN) such as dyslexia, ADHD, autism spectrum conditions, or gifted & twice-exceptional learners.
- Works closely with therapists, psychologists, and schools to ensure consistent progress.
- Language Tutor
- Provides intensive one-to-one teaching in languages (French, Mandarin, Arabic, Russian, Spanish, etc.).
- Often multilingual, helping families who move internationally or want children to be bilingual/trilingual.
- Creative & Performing Arts Tutor
- Teaches music, drama, fine art, or creative writing.
- May be a professional performer, musician, or artist.
- Ideal for families who value artistic development alongside academics.
- Sports & Specialist Skills Tutor
- Coaches children in tennis, riding, skiing, golf, sailing, chess, coding, or other disciplines.
- Often hired alongside an academic tutor to provide a rounded education.
- Residential or Travelling Tutor
- Lives with the family full-time or travels between residences, yachts, or during international holidays.
- Ensures educational continuity wherever the family is based.
- Flexible with time zones, travel schedules, and bespoke learning plans.
- Early Years Tutor (Pre-Prep / Foundation)
- Works with younger children (ages 2–7) on literacy, numeracy, and early learning foundations.
- Often has a Montessori or Early Years teaching background.
UHNW families often combine roles, for example a travelling academic tutor who is also multilingual, or a governess with both educational and etiquette expertise.
Core Duties of a Private Tutor
Academic Support
Explaining difficult concepts in subjects like math, science, English, or languages
Helping with homework, assignments, and exam preparation
Reviewing and reinforcing class material from school
Lesson Planning
Creating customized lesson plans based on the student’s level and goals
Preparing learning materials (worksheets, practice questions, quizzes)
Adapting methods to suit the student’s learning style (visual, auditory, kinaesthetic)
Monitoring Progress
Assessing the student’s strengths and weaknesses
Keeping track of improvements and areas needing focus
Providing regular feedback to students and, if appropriate, to parents
Building Study Skills
Teaching time management, note-taking, and test strategies
Encouraging independent learning and critical thinking
Helping students build confidence and motivation
Exam and Test Preparation
Reviewing past papers or practice exams
Teaching strategies for standardized tests (SAT, GCSE, ACT, etc.)
Working on timed practice and stress-reduction techniques
Optional or Additional Duties (Depending on Agreement)
Setting and grading practice tests or essays
Coordinating with the student’s school or teachers (if requested)
Assisting with college applications or personal statements
Teaching English as a second language (if qualified)
Soft Skills Required
Patience and empathy
Strong communication and listening skills
Adaptability and creativity in teaching
Professionalism and punctuality
Encouraging and positive attitude
Private Tutor Core Teaching & Academic Skills
Subject Matter Expertise
Deep knowledge of the subject(s) taught (e.g., math, English, science, languages)
Ability to simplify complex topics for different age levels
Lesson Planning & Organization
Creating clear, goal-driven lesson plans
Structuring sessions for maximum focus and retention
Using a variety of tools (worksheets, visuals, digital resources)
Assessment & Feedback
Evaluating student performance and identifying gaps
Providing constructive feedback and setting realistic goals
Tracking progress over time
Test Preparation Skills
Familiarity with exam formats (e.g., SAT, ACT, GCSE, A-Levels, etc.)
Teaching time management and test-taking strategies
Using practice tests and revision techniques effectively
Instructional & Learning Support Skills
Adapting lessons to different learning styles (visual, auditory, kinaesthetic)
Supporting students with learning difficulties or language barriers
Building strong foundational skills (reading, numeracy, writing, etc.)
Soft Skills & Personal Qualities
Communication – To explain clearly, listen actively, and build trust
Patience – Essential when students struggle or lose confidence
Motivation & Encouragement – Helps students stay engaged and confident
Creativity – Useful for making lessons interactive and memorable
Reliability – Being punctual, consistent, and well-prepared
Problem-Solving – Adjusting strategies when students don’t progress as expected
Private Tutor Live in or Live Out
A private tutor can work either live-in or live-out, depending on the family’s needs, the tutor’s availability, and the intensity or flexibility of the role. Here’s a comparison to help you understand the difference:
Live-In Private Tutor
A live-in tutor resides in the family’s home, often for long-term assignments or when tutoring is part of a full-time education plan (e.g., for home-schooled children or during international travel).
Typical Setup:
Usually full-time, sometimes 6 days/week
Often accompanies the family on trips or relocations
Provided with private accommodation and meals
Benefits:
Full-time academic support and structure
Builds stronger rapport with student(s)
Flexibility for tutoring at different times of day
Ideal for high-profile families, VIPs, or international clients
Considerations:
Less personal privacy for the tutor
Must adapt to the family’s lifestyle and routine
Live-Out Private Tutor
A live-out tutor lives independently and travels to the student’s home or teaches remotely. Most tutors work live-out.
Typical Setup:
Part-time or scheduled hours (e.g., after school, weekends)
May tutor in person or online
Flexibility in working with multiple clients
Benefits:
Clear separation of work and personal life
More flexibility for both parties
Commonly more cost-effective for families
Considerations:
Less flexibility for last-minute support
Commute time and availability may be limited
Less immersion in the student’s full academic life
Which One Is Right for You?
Homeschooling or full-time education – Live-in would be better
Academic travel or relocation – Live-in would be better
After-school tutoring – Live-out would be better
Flexibility and independence – Live-out would be better
Privacy and personal boundaries – Live-out would be better