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Education Made Personal

Progress Made Possible

Celebrating more than 25 years of outstanding service delivery

Teach differently. Change lives with NT&AS.

Flexible, meaningful teaching roles across the UK. Join our national community of specialist teachers

Bespoke

Since 1998, the National Teaching & Advisory Service (NT&AS) has worked nationally with young people who face difficulty accessing education.

Transformative

Since 1998, NT&AS has helped over 25,000 young people succeed through one-to-one teaching and collaborative support with education, health and social care professionals.

Inclusive

Our service is built on listening to young people and their families — and tailoring support that helps them progress academically and personally.

Building pathways

One-to-one teaching and inclusive, personalised support that improves learning, wellbeing, and future life chances.

What we do

NT&AS provides bespoke teaching programmes for children and young people facing difficulty in accessing education. We listen first, then build the right plan in partnership with young people, families, schools, local authorities and health and social care.

  • Teachers hold QTS and have wide SEND and subject expertise

  • OfSTED experienced team members (inspectors and ex‑headteachers)

  • Safeguarding by design — enhanced DBS, safer recruitment

  • Registered exam centre — OCR, Eduqas, TQUK, AQA, ASDAN

Inclusion. We champion access to education.
Partnership. We co‑design with the young person and the team around them.
Quality. We monitor outcomes and continuously refine our practice.

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