FOR FAMILY OFFICES & ADVISERS

One clear brief.
A considered response.

A clear route for family offices, personal assistants and authorised advisers.

A useful first brief

Use your own contact details and outline the location, dates, educational stages and goals. The family can remain unnamed initially; detailed itineraries and sensitive records can wait.

Clear decisions and communication

  • Identify the authorised representative and decision-maker.
  • Agree who receives tutor options, quotations and updates.
  • Share contact preferences, time zones and communication requirements.
  • Confirm when parents and the student should join the discussion.

From brief to proposal

We coordinate the tutor search and present the experience, timetable, costs and practical arrangements for consideration. The proposal identifies the parties and responsibilities before commitment.

Discretion

Before sharing personal information, we name the proposed recipient, explain the purpose and ask for separate permission. Raise any confidentiality requirements early so the relevant parties can agree them.

PRACTICAL ANSWERS

Your next questions.

Can a family office or personal assistant arrange tuition?

Yes. An authorised family office, personal assistant or adviser can coordinate the enquiry. Use your own contact details, outline the educational brief and identify the decision-maker. Permission to arrange tuition is separate from permission to share personal information.

Can we keep the family’s identity private at the first stage?

Yes. Begin with the representative’s details, educational stages and a broad location. We explain when further information is needed and who would receive it. Accurate family and contracting details will be required before an arrangement is confirmed.

CONTINUE EXPLORING

Bring the plan
together.

All planning guidance
FEES & PRACTICAL PLANNING

Understand the brief.
Understand the cost.

Weekly tuition from £1,500. Full-time tutor salaries of £45,000–£180,000 per year.

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COMMUNICATION & CONTINUITY

A clear plan.
People you can turn to.

Know your contacts, review points and options if plans change.

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SELECTION, SAFEGUARDING & DISCRETION

The right fit.
Clearly considered.

Subject expertise, personal fit and clear responsibilities before a placement begins.

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Tell us where life is taking you.

A private conversation begins with a few practical details.