Online GCSE & KS3 Tutoring That Works

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What to Expect

Competitive Prices – £36 per hourly session
Clear Progress – A visible impact on grades
DBS Checked – Tutors have an up-to-date check
Interactive Sessions – Students actively engaged

Maths and Science Tuition by Experienced Tutors

  • Exploring New Topics
  • Revision and Study Strategies
  • Past-Paper Practice
  • Exam Preparation
  • Confidence Building
  • Personalised Learning Plans

Feedback From Parents

"I highly recommend Adam because he is able to helpfully and clearly explain material in a way which makes it interesting and engaging. He is very friendly and patient, making sure to actively communicate and test the pupil’s knowledge."

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"Adam tutored my Year 10 child in maths; he was an excellent communicator/ listener when it came to understanding my child's background and learning needs. He was professional, supportive and reliable. Highly recommended!"

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I highly recommend Adam for both Maths and Science tutoring. Allen is a 16 years old boy with atypical autism. It's not that easy to find a teacher who can manage him well. Adam is very friendly and patient. Allen had a good time with him. Allen always got A or A+ in his Maths and Science.

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Discover How We Keep Students Engaged

What is Inquiry Based Learning?

Inquiry-based learning is an approach to teaching that connects experts with students but in a flipped way, where students are expected to contribute more to sessions than they normally would. Students might be asked questions and together the teacher and student can discuss the question to understand more deeply what the implications of the answers are. The goal is to engage students in a way that normal teaching does not achieve and for students to gain curiosity in the subject matter. Curiosity is an internal feeling which drives us to explore and learn and this is what students should feel when studying a new topic. Higher levels of curiosity have also been linked to increased attention which leads to improvements in information retention and memory. If you want to find out more about how curiosity, attention and memory affect learning, Contact us and we can direct you to the relevant research.

Why do we use Inquiry Based Learning?

We use inquiry-based learning as an introduction to a new way of doing things. We aim to provide a different experience where we can help students to learn about what they are interested in. Any subject can be made exciting through the correct approach and conversely, the most interesting subject can be made boring by traditional you listen, I talk teaching. We believe that inquiry-based learning can also be used as a tool for assessment whereby a students progression can be tracked through their ability to understand, interpret and use logic to communicate their ideas. We provide regular updates on students’ progress and through sessions with us you can expect not only an improvement in grades but also an increase in confidence across the board. Communication is key and inquiry-based learning is unrivalled in its ability to engage and promote active interactions with students. If you want to find out more about how we can help students, Contact us now.

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