Choosing support
One-to-one or group GCSE tuition?
Start with the kind of help your child needs, then choose a format. Both can be useful; the details of the teaching matter as much as the label.
Read the guideParent & student guides
Clearer choices.
Useful next steps.
Practical reading for the questions that come with learning: choosing support, making sense of feedback and finding a manageable place to start.
Year 11 preparation
Year 11 mock results: a practical next-step plan
A mock result is information about a particular performance. Use the paper and feedback to decide what to practise next, rather than letting one grade define the student.
Read the guideConfidence & independence
Helping a child who has lost confidence in maths
Confidence can be easier to discuss when it is connected to a small, visible step: asking a question, explaining an idea or attempting a problem without prompting.
Read the guideChoosing support
What to ask before choosing an online GCSE tutor
A useful tutor conversation should help you understand who will teach, how the lessons fit the course and what happens if the arrangements need to change.
Read the guideSubject study
A-Level chemistry calculations: start with quantities and units
Before choosing a formula, write down what the question gives you and what it asks you to find. Keep the units attached as you move between quantities.
Read the guidePlanning tuition
Understanding your online tuition quote
A useful quote explains the teaching arrangements as well as the fee. Compare like for like and ask about anything that could affect the cost or commitment.
Read the guideFind the right support
From a question to a plan.
Explore tuition by subject and stage, or start with a free conversation about your child.
One-to-one or group tuition?
Individual attention or a shared Year 11 programme. Start with the support your child needs.