Online IGCSE tutoring, mock marking and exam planning
IGCSE UK helps students in the UK and worldwide prepare with clearer structure: academic assessment, subject tutoring, mock paper feedback and practical exam planning.
A clearer way to choose support
Families do not need to guess which package to buy. Start with the student’s evidence, then choose the smallest useful next step: diagnosis, marking, planning, guided study or lessons.
Free assessment
Best when the family needs a first recommendation and is not sure which product fits.
Diagnostic or marking
Best when recent work can be reviewed before deciding whether lessons are needed.
Planning, guided study or tutoring
Best when the route is clearer and the student needs weekly structure, tutor checkpoints or regular lessons.
Review and continue
After the first stage, the family can continue, adjust focus, switch route or pause.
When families usually ask for help
Most enquiries are not simply about finding any tutor. Parents usually need a clearer decision about the student, the exam route or the next paid step.
The mock result is worrying
The family has a recent paper, school feedback or topic test and wants to know what the marks actually mean.
Use Mock MarkingThe route is unclear
The student may be changing school system, studying online, preparing as a private candidate or unsure about the exam board.
Use Exam PlanningThe subject needs regular support
The student has a clear weak subject and enough time for teaching, practice, feedback and review.
Use TutoringThe family wants a low-risk first step
A diagnostic review can be more sensible than buying a larger lesson package before the problem is clear.
Use Diagnostic ReviewThe student can self-study but lacks structure
Guided study is useful when the student has materials but needs weekly priorities, tutor checkpoints and parent updates.
Use Guided StudyMore information is needed first
If there is no exam board, no recent evidence or an urgent deadline with unclear scope, we may ask for details before quoting.
Prepare DetailsWhat we help with
Families usually come to us because the student needs more than generic homework help. We focus on the actual IGCSE path: exam board, subject gaps, mock performance, revision timeline, study structure and tutor fit.
Free academic assessment
Tell us the student’s year group, country, exam board, subjects and target grades. We suggest the most suitable next step.
Diagnostic review
A practical first paid step when a family wants tutor judgement before buying a lesson package.
View Diagnostic ReviewOne-to-one tutoring
Online lessons for Maths, English, Sciences, Business, Economics and Computer Science, matched by subject and exam board.
Mock paper marking
A tutor reviews a mock or past paper using mark-scheme thinking, then gives clear feedback on errors and priorities.
Exam planning
Support with subject choices, exam board differences, revision timelines and private candidate questions where relevant.
Guided study programme
Weekly structure, tutor-marked milestones and parent progress updates for students who can study independently between checkpoints.
View Guided StudyFree IGCSE resources to start with
Past papers, syllabus documents and revision notes are useful starting points. The important part is knowing whether the student has the right paper route, what the marks mean and what to do next.
Past papers and syllabus
Find official exam-board sources and learn what to download before a mock marking or diagnostic review.
Open Resource HubSyllabus guide
Use the specification to check paper codes, assessment objectives, content coverage and revision priorities.
Use the GuideA* notes method
See how strong students turn notes into mark-scheme language, mistake logs and timed practice.
Build Better NotesChoose support that fits the student
A good IGCSE service should not push every family into the same package. We first decide whether the student needs diagnosis, planning, guided study, one-to-one teaching, revision structure or a small group if a suitable cohort exists.
Service fit
Check whether IGCSE UK is suitable for the student before spending time on a detailed enquiry.
Check FitStudy plan examples
See how a 4-week, 8-week or 12-week support plan can be structured around evidence and milestones.
View PlansGuided study
Choose this when the student can complete independent work but needs weekly accountability and parent-visible progress.
View Guided StudySmall group revision
For students with similar subjects, levels and timelines, a small group may be a lower-cost revision option.
Explore GroupsPopular subject support
Start from the subject if that is the clearest problem. Each route still begins with a feasibility check before payment.
IGCSE Maths
Support for methods, exam technique, topic gaps and practice routines.
View MathsIGCSE Sciences
Physics, Chemistry and Biology support focused on concepts, calculations and written answers.
View ScienceIGCSE English
English Language and ESL support for reading, writing, vocabulary and exam structure.
View EnglishPackage finder
Compare mock marking, planning, guided study, tutoring and revision support before submitting.
Choose RouteSpecialist subject routes
Some subjects need a more specific tutor fit. These pages explain what we check before recommending support.
Additional Maths
For stronger Maths students who need structure around methods, functions, calculus and exam technique.
View Additional MathsBusiness and Economics
Support for case analysis, evaluation, definitions, data response and structured written answers.
View Business/EconomicsComputer Science
Support for theory, pseudocode, algorithms, problem solving and paper-specific routines.
View Computer ScienceWhy parents choose a structured service
AI tools and self-study resources are useful, but IGCSE preparation still needs accurate diagnosis, realistic planning and accountable follow-through.
Exam-board awareness
We pay attention to the way questions are marked, not just whether the final answer looks correct.
Parent-friendly feedback
Families receive clear next steps, so they can understand progress without sitting inside every lesson.
Feasibility before payment
We confirm subject availability, tutor fit and timing before asking families to commit to a package.
Check the service before you commit
Parents should be able to understand the deliverable, tutor standards and booking process before paying for lessons or marking.
Sample report
See the type of feedback a mock marking review may include.
View SampleTutor standards
Understand how tutor fit is considered before a family commits.
View StandardsPayment and booking
Know what is confirmed before payment and when work begins.
View ProcessQuality control behind the service
Trust is easier when families understand how tutor applications, early matching and quality checks are handled.
Quality assurance
See how lesson quality, marking quality and parent feedback are reviewed.
View Quality ChecksTutor onboarding
Understand how tutor applicants move from profile review to trial tasks and approved tutor pool.
View OnboardingTutor applications
Qualified tutors can submit subjects, exam-board experience, availability and samples.
Apply to TutorUnderstand how support is matched
Before buying lessons, families often need to know how exam boards, tutor fit and parent communication are handled.
Exam boards
See how Cambridge, Pearson Edexcel and OxfordAQA differences affect support.
View Exam BoardsTutor matching
Understand how subject, exam board, timezone and teaching style are considered.
View MatchingParent guide
Know what parents can expect before, during and after a lesson package.
View GuideKnow the delivery details
Clear delivery rules reduce confusion after payment, so families know how lessons, marking, feedback and rescheduling are handled.
Progress feedback
See what useful lesson or marking feedback should tell parents.
View FeedbackRescheduling
Understand how timing, missed lessons and delayed materials should be handled.
View PolicyUpload guide
Check what to upload for faster assessment and what not to share.
View GuideMake a better first enquiry
The more clearly a family explains the student’s situation, the easier it is to recommend a sensible first step without unnecessary back-and-forth.
Assessment checklist
Prepare the details that help us understand the student’s current level and timeline.
View ChecklistAI vs tutoring
See where AI tools can help, and where human marking and planning still matter.
Compare OptionsSafety and communication
Understand communication, lesson and payment boundaries before support begins.
View StandardsNot sure where to start?
Request a free assessment. We will review the student’s subjects, exam timeline and support needs before recommending a package.
Common support routes
Different families need different first steps. These pages explain what happens after enquiry, when private-candidate planning may help, and how short revision support can be structured.
After you submit
Understand what we check first and how we decide whether marking, planning or tutoring is the sensible next step.
See Next StepsPrivate candidates
See how planning support can help families ask the right exam-route questions.
View GuidanceRevision sprint
Explore short-term support for students approaching mocks or final exams.
View Sprint