Join Our Specialist
Tutor Team
Tutoring for the Deaf is looking to connect with passionate, reliable and skilled tutors who want to make learning more accessible for deaf and hearing-impaired students.
We are especially interested in hearing from qualified teachers, Teachers of the Deaf, subject specialists, BSL users and experienced tutors who understand the importance of clear communication, patience and inclusive teaching.
Who We Are Looking For
You do not need to meet every point on this list. What matters most is a genuine commitment to inclusive, accessible teaching and a willingness to support deaf and hearing-impaired learners.
What We Value
Clear Communication
Accessible Teaching
Patience & Empathy
Professionalism
Safeguarding Awareness
Reliability
Student Confidence
Inclusive Learning
Our tutors should be able to adapt their teaching to meet the needs of individual learners. Sessions should be calm, structured, visual where appropriate and focused on helping students build both understanding and confidence.
Tutor Requirements
To work with Tutoring for the Deaf, tutors should be able to demonstrate:
- Strong subject knowledge
- Experience teaching or tutoring children or young people
- A professional and reliable approach
- Confidence delivering online lessons
- An understanding of safeguarding responsibilities
- Willingness to follow Tutoring for the Deaf policies and expectations
- Clear communication with students and families
Where applicable, tutors may also be asked to provide:
- Proof of qualifications
- DBS certificate or willingness to complete DBS checks
- References
- Evidence of teaching, tutoring or specialist experience
- BSL qualification or deaf awareness training, if relevant
All expressions of interest are reviewed carefully. Submitting this form does not guarantee tutoring work or placement on the tutor network.
Why Join Tutoring for the Deaf?
By joining Tutoring for the Deaf, you will have the opportunity to support learners who may not always receive fully accessible support in mainstream education.
You will be part of a growing specialist tutoring service focused on helping deaf and hearing-impaired students feel understood, supported and capable of achieving their potential.
The Application Process
Complete the Expression of Interest Form
Fill in the form below with your details, experience and availability.
We Review Your Experience
We review your information and assess whether your experience and approach may be a suitable fit.
Informal Discussion
If suitable, we may contact you for an informal conversation to learn more about you.
Checks Before Joining
Suitable tutors will complete appropriate checks and review our expectations before joining the tutor network.
Submitting the form does not guarantee tutoring work. It allows us to understand your experience and whether you may be a suitable fit for future tutoring opportunities.
Tutor Expression of Interest Form
Safeguarding Notice
Tutoring for the Deaf is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. Tutors may be required to complete appropriate checks, provide references and follow safeguarding expectations before working with students.