What is the difference between a tutor and a teacher?

[DerrecKamaz]

I’ve done both tutoring and teaching. Tutoring tends to be done one on one, or one to a small group of students who are all at the same point. Teaching tends to be done to a class of 15–32. If you are lucky, the class will be set so the range of ability is fairly narrow but it’s also likely to be mixed ability. Just by the sheer volume of students involved teachers really have to teach to the middle and differentiate as best as they can. Generally it means that the class moves at the pace of the middle and the top students are wasting time.

[Jackmine11]

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[AleksShamles]

Do I need a tutor now, when I haven't studied at school or university for a long time? Or rather, can I find one now, or is it an option only for children and teenagers? Due to work, I need to improve my English, and such a need has arisen for the first time after many years since I graduated.

[Feras]

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