IGCSE tutoring matched to the student’s subject, exam board and timeline
Our tutoring suits students who need focused academic support rather than casual homework help. Lessons are planned around the student’s current level, target grade and exam session.
Subject-specific lessons
Maths, Additional Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, English Language, ESL, English Literature, Business, Economics, Accounting, Computer Science, ICT, Geography and History.
Exam-board alignment
Cambridge, Pearson Edexcel and OxfordAQA styles are considered where relevant to the student’s school or exam route.
Progress feedback
Parents receive practical lesson feedback and next actions, so revision does not drift between sessions.
What a tutoring package includes
We recommend packages because IGCSE improvement requires diagnosis, practice, feedback and review.
Before lessons start
- Student profile review and subject priority check.
- Recommended lesson focus based on exam board and target grade.
- Timezone and language preference considered where possible.
During the package
- Focused online lessons with a matched tutor.
- Practice questions, marking guidance and revision tasks.
- Parent-friendly feedback after key milestones.
Prices and package choice
You can review the likely cost before asking for a tutor match. We confirm tutor availability, subject fit and timetable before payment.
| Option | Price | Best for | What is included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single 55-minute lesson | From £45 | A focused trial, one urgent topic or a very specific question. | One live online lesson and a short next-step note. It is not a full improvement plan. |
| 10-lesson package | From £399 | One weak subject over several weeks. | Matched tutor, lesson rhythm, practice direction and early progress review. |
| 20-lesson package | From £749 | Wider gaps, longer preparation or a student needing more continuity. | More time for teaching, practice, feedback, review and adjustment. |
Good fit and not the right fit
One-to-one tutoring is valuable when the student needs live teaching. It is not the right product for every enquiry.
| Good fit | Not the right fit |
|---|---|
| The student has a clear subject priority and can attend lessons consistently. | You only want homework answers or same-day emergency completion. |
| The student can practise between lessons and use tutor feedback. | You expect a guaranteed grade or official predicted grade. |
| You want parent-visible progress after agreed milestones. | The route, exam board or subject choice is unclear enough that planning comes first. |
| The student needs explanation, correction and guided practice. | The student only needs one completed paper reviewed; mock marking may be better first. |
Ready to discuss a tutoring package?
Browse the subject profiles or submit the assessment form with the student’s recent work. The actual tutor, timetable and price are confirmed before payment.
One-to-one tutoring works best when the subject priority is clear
Tutoring is matched by subject, exam-board familiarity, timezone, teaching style and the student evidence available before payment.
Regular teaching is needed
Choose this when the student has a clear weak subject or high-grade target and enough time for teaching, practice and feedback.
Evidence and availability
Send the exam board, target grade, recent work, preferred lesson times, timezone and any school feedback or mock results.
Matched live support
The tutoring plan connects teaching, homework, marking and parent updates instead of isolated lesson hours.
Tutor fit is confirmed first
Payment happens after subject fit, tutor availability, scope, timing and cancellation rules are clear.
Before buying one-to-one tutoring, check whether live teaching is really the right support
Regular tutoring is valuable when the student needs explanation, guided practice and feedback over time. If the issue is unclear, a diagnostic review or mock marking can be a better first purchase.
Best fit
A clear weak subject, regular availability, enough time before the exam and willingness to practise between lessons.
What you receive
Online lessons matched to the agreed subject, tutor-led explanation, practice direction and parent-visible feedback where appropriate.
Prepare first
Exam board, target grade, recent mock or topic test, main weak topics, preferred times and timezone.
Before payment
Tutor fit, lesson block, schedule, scope, cancellation rules and feedback expectations are confirmed first.
| Decision point | What it means | Prepare | A useful next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| One subject is clearly weak | Regular teaching can be useful when the topic gap is visible. | Recent marks, weak topics and preferred lesson times. | Check tutor fit and start with a single lesson or package. |
| The problem is vague | Buying a large package too early may waste budget. | Mock paper, school feedback or writing sample. | Use diagnostic review or mock marking first. |
| Exam is very close | A full teaching plan may not be realistic. | Exam date, completed papers and highest-risk topics. | Consider revision sprint, mock marking or focused lessons. |
| Several subjects need help | Priority order matters before paying for multiple tutors. | Subject list, grades, exam dates and budget range. | Use assessment or exam planning before booking packages. |
Tutoring does not include daily school provision, unlimited homework completion, official predicted grades, grade guarantees or exam registration.
Tutor availability is confirmed before payment; tutor location can be considered, but suitability depends on subject, exam-board fit, communication and schedule.
Before you book regular tutoring, check the fit
A tutoring package should follow a clear subject need, enough time to practise, and a tutor match that has been confirmed. If the evidence is still blurry, start smaller.
Is online IGCSE tutoring suitable for Cambridge, Pearson Edexcel and OxfordAQA?
It can be suitable for common IGCSE exam boards when a tutor with the right subject and paper-route familiarity is available. Send the subject, exam board, paper route and recent work before booking.
Should we start with tutoring or mock marking?
If the student already has a completed paper, mock marking or diagnostic review may identify the lost-mark pattern before lessons begin. If the weak topic is already clear, tutoring can be a sensible first paid route.
Can tutoring guarantee a higher grade?
No. Tutoring can improve explanation, practice quality, feedback and study rhythm, but no responsible service can guarantee an official exam grade.
Can UK and international students both use the service?
Yes. Tutor matching can consider subject, exam board, timezone, communication needs and availability for students in the UK and worldwide.
When would you suggest waiting before booking lessons?
If the exam route is unclear, no recent work is available, the target is unrealistic for the time left, or a suitable tutor is not available, a smaller review or planning step is usually more responsible.