Who provides homeschooling?

• A. Qualified teachers in a school setting.
• B. Parents or carers who don't have to be qualified teachers, sometimes with tutors.
• C. Private tutors only, with no parental involvement.
• D. Community centers providing group classes.

Answer: (B)

Homeschooling is education delivered at home by the family. The people who provide it are the parents or other carers, who take on the teaching role themselves. They don’t have to be qualified teachers, which is why it’s common for families to do the main teaching and sometimes bring in a tutor to help with certain subjects. This differs from schooling in a traditional setting led by qualified teachers, or from private tutoring or community group classes becoming the primary way of learning. So, the essential provider is the parents or carers at home, with tutors sometimes supporting them.