EKC Broadstairs College’s Tutors and Mentors support individuals in their learning journey. Learn more about the benefits and how they help you.
Tutors and Mentors
Our Tutors and Mentors support all learners in their personal development, enabling them to become independent learners who enjoy their time at the College and reach their full potential.
Reviewing Progress
Parents, carers and guardians will receive progress reviews and the opportunity to attend at least two Parent/Carer Evenings a year (the dates of these will be published at the start of the academic year).
Each student will have a minimum of three formal review sessions every academic year. These reviews consider attendance, attitude to work, participation in class and work record, amongst other factors. Written progress reviews will be issued to the student and their parents/carers.
How do we support students?
Access individual support and our team of Student Progression Mentors, dedicated to helping you achieve your goals.
We have a tutorial system so that every student receives the individual support and guidance they need to recognise and achieve their full potential.
We understand that each student has their own strengths, challenges, and aspirations, which is why our approach is centred around providing individualised support.
By offering this kind of support, we strive to create an environment where students feel valued, motivated, and equipped to reach their personal and academic goals.
A student who is perceived to need extra support with pastoral issues will be referred to the Student Progression Mentors, and students are also able to self-refer if they feel they would like to talk to someone about any issues they are having.
We encourage all learners to approach our staff with any concerns they might have. We would also encourage parents, carers and guardians to contact a Progression Mentor if they have any concerns regarding a young person’s wellbeing.
Contact Us
If you’d like to speak to someone, learn how you can contact us with any questions.
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