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Tutoring services

The right support, at the right depth.

Subject teaching, assessment and flexible formats, focused on what the student needs to understand next.

Levels
KS3 to A-Level
Subjects
Maths & sciences
From
£25 / hour

One constant, shaped to each student

Build the idea. Then build on it.

Four subjects, taught the same way: find where understanding stopped, rebuild it, then stretch it. Support runs from foundations to advanced reasoning.

Mathematics specimen: a lit glass bell jar in the PI Tutors laboratory
01 · KS3 · GCSE · A-Level

Mathematics

Fluency, reasoning and the confidence to tackle unfamiliar problems.

  • Number & algebra
  • Geometry & measures
  • Statistics & probability
  • Pure & applied A-Level
  • Past-paper technique
Enquire about Mathematics
  • KS3

    Build the core concepts, the confidence and the problem-solving habits.

  • GCSE

    Deepen understanding, sharpen exam technique and lift grades.

  • A-Level

    Tackle advanced topics, refine method and reach full potential.

Physics specimen: a lit glass bell jar in the PI Tutors laboratory
02 · KS3 · GCSE · A-Level

Physics

From core principles to mathematical application and exam technique.

  • Forces & motion
  • Energy & waves
  • Electricity & magnetism
  • Mechanics & materials
  • Fields & interactions
Enquire about Physics
  • KS3

    Build the core concepts, the confidence and the problem-solving habits.

  • GCSE

    Deepen understanding, sharpen exam technique and lift grades.

  • A-Level

    Tackle advanced topics, refine method and reach full potential.

Chemistry specimen: a lit glass bell jar in the PI Tutors laboratory
03 · KS3 · GCSE

Chemistry

A connected understanding of particles, reactions and practical science.

  • Atomic structure & bonding
  • Chemical reactions
  • Acids & bases
  • Required practicals
  • Foundation & Higher tier
Enquire about Chemistry
  • KS3

    Build the core concepts, the confidence and the problem-solving habits.

  • GCSE

    Deepen understanding, sharpen exam technique and lift grades.

Biology specimen: a lit glass bell jar in the PI Tutors laboratory
04 · KS3 · GCSE

Biology

Clear systems thinking across cells, organisms and ecosystems.

  • Cell biology
  • Human body systems
  • Plants & photosynthesis
  • Disease & bioenergetics
  • Required practicals
Enquire about Biology
  • KS3

    Build the core concepts, the confidence and the problem-solving habits.

  • GCSE

    Deepen understanding, sharpen exam technique and lift grades.

One-to-one, Small groups, Online, In person, Exam preparation, Homework support, University support

A format that fits the student.

KS3 and GCSE one-to-one sessions are £35 per hour. A-Level one-to-one sessions are £50 per hour. Small-group sessions are £25 per student per hour.

£50 per hour for A-Level

One-to-one

Focused sessions shaped around one student’s gaps, goals and pace.

  • Individual attention
  • Customised pace
  • Targeted support
  • Regular progress updates
£35per hour
Up to four students

Small group

A collaborative format with direct tutor attention and shared momentum.

  • Peer learning
  • Group discussion
  • Shared resources
  • Cost-effective
£25per student, per hour
Interactive sessions

Online

Live, interactive teaching with the same conceptual depth and individual feedback.

  • Interactive sessions
  • Digital whiteboards
  • Screen sharing
  • Flexible timing
Livewherever you study

Support around the subject.

Structured help for the moments that matter most, from a first assessment to the next step after school.

Discuss your needs
01

Academic assessment

A focused view of current understanding, misconceptions and the next priorities.

  • Initial assessment
  • Progress tracking
  • Personalised feedback
  • Goal setting
02

Exam preparation

Past-paper practice, timing, technique and feedback targeted to the paper ahead.

  • Exam technique
  • Past-paper practice
  • Time management
  • Mock exams
03

Homework support

Guidance through demanding work while keeping the thinking with the student.

  • Project guidance
  • Problem-solving
  • Study skills
  • Time management
04

University support

Course choices, applications, interviews and subject preparation for the next step.

  • Application advice
  • Personal statement
  • Interview preparation
  • Course selection

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