Philip Womack

The torment of mentoring spoilt rich kids

Fine dining and helicopter rides don’t compensate for the tedium of tutoring lazy, entitled children, says Matt Knott

Matt Knott. [Max Colson] 
issue 05 March 2022

  • A Class of Their Own: Adventures in Tutoring the Super-Rich

    Matt Knott

    Trapeze, pp. 336, £16

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