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Subjects include 5–8 teaching focuses, with more options in the highest-demand core subjects. Choose the one closest to the student’s current difficulty and send recent work with the assessment.
Maths
Compare 8 teaching directions, then send recent work for an actual match.
Maya L.
Maths tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Algebra and method marks
- Good match for
- Students who know the topic but lose marks through skipped steps or weak algebraic control.
- Typical approach
- Short explanation, a worked example, then independent practice with visible working.
Daniel R.
Maths tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Geometry and mensuration
- Good match for
- Students who need stronger diagrams, formula selection and multi-step spatial reasoning.
- Typical approach
- Timed questions, error classification and a paper routine the student can repeat.
Sofia B.
Maths tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Probability and statistics
- Good match for
- Students who need to interpret tables, distributions and probability language accurately.
- Typical approach
- Higher-demand questions broken into reading, planning, execution and checking.
Marcus T.
Maths tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Functions, graphs and problem setup
- Good match for
- Students who can calculate but struggle to translate unfamiliar questions into a method.
- Typical approach
- A recent script or writing sample used to choose the next teaching target.
Oliver K.
Maths tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Timed papers and checking
- Good match for
- Students preparing for mocks or exams who need a reliable paper order and checking routine.
- Typical approach
- Lesson priorities placed into a realistic weekly sequence with a clear checkpoint.
Priya S.
Maths tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Fractions, ratio and percentages
- Good match for
- Students whose number skills create avoidable errors across algebra and multi-step problems.
- Typical approach
- A short baseline check, followed by separate consolidation and exam-style practice.
Ethan P.
Maths tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Bounds, accuracy and standard form
- Good match for
- Students who need more reliable rounding, estimation, upper and lower bounds, and standard form.
- Typical approach
- The student explains method choice and checking decisions so weak reasoning becomes visible.
Mei A.
Maths tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Higher-tier reasoning
- Good match for
- Students targeting stronger grades who need to connect methods and make decisions on unfamiliar questions.
- Typical approach
- Worked modelling, independent response and review organised around the student’s exam-board question types.
Additional Maths
Compare 5 teaching directions, then send recent work for an actual match.
Arjun N.
Additional Maths tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Advanced algebra and functions
- Good match for
- Students stepping up from strong core Maths who need precision with notation and transformations.
- Typical approach
- Short explanation, a worked example, then independent practice with visible working.
Grace C.
Additional Maths tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Calculus foundations
- Good match for
- Students who need derivatives and integration connected to graphs, rates and exam questions.
- Typical approach
- Timed questions, error classification and a paper routine the student can repeat.
Amara J.
Additional Maths tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Coordinate geometry and trigonometry
- Good match for
- Students who need a systematic route through identities, equations and geometric reasoning.
- Typical approach
- Higher-demand questions broken into reading, planning, execution and checking.
Nathan F.
Additional Maths tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Proof, sequences and reasoning
- Good match for
- Students aiming higher who need to present rigorous chains of mathematical argument.
- Typical approach
- A recent script or writing sample used to choose the next teaching target.
Hana M.
Additional Maths tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- High-grade paper strategy
- Good match for
- Students with broad topic coverage who now need speed, selection and recovery on difficult questions.
- Typical approach
- Lesson priorities placed into a realistic weekly sequence with a clear checkpoint.
Biology
Compare 7 teaching directions, then send recent work for an actual match.
Yusuf A.
Biology tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Core concepts and scientific terms
- Good match for
- Students who understand lessons informally but need precise biological language in written answers.
- Typical approach
- Short explanation, a worked example, then independent practice with visible working.
Zuri E.
Biology tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Data, graphs and investigations
- Good match for
- Students who lose marks when interpreting results, trends, variables or experimental evidence.
- Typical approach
- Timed questions, error classification and a paper routine the student can repeat.
Kai T.
Biology tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Practical-style questions
- Good match for
- Students who need clearer control of methods, controls, measurements and evaluation.
- Typical approach
- Higher-demand questions broken into reading, planning, execution and checking.
Anika P.
Biology tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Extended biological explanations
- Good match for
- Students who know isolated facts but need stronger cause-and-effect chains.
- Typical approach
- A recent script or writing sample used to choose the next teaching target.
Farah H.
Biology tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Cross-topic revision
- Good match for
- Students preparing for cumulative papers who need links across cells, systems, ecology and inheritance.
- Typical approach
- Lesson priorities placed into a realistic weekly sequence with a clear checkpoint.
Henry S.
Biology tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Genetics, inheritance and selection
- Good match for
- Students who need clearer links between genetic terms, inheritance patterns, variation and natural selection.
- Typical approach
- A short baseline check, followed by separate consolidation and exam-style practice.
Leila R.
Biology tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Human systems and homeostasis
- Good match for
- Students who need to connect organs, processes and feedback control in longer answers.
- Typical approach
- The student explains method choice and checking decisions so weak reasoning becomes visible.
Chemistry
Compare 6 teaching directions, then send recent work for an actual match.
Leo M.
Chemistry tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Moles and chemical calculations
- Good match for
- Students who need a stable method for formulae, ratios, quantities and units.
- Typical approach
- Short explanation, a worked example, then independent practice with visible working.
Caleb M.
Chemistry tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Equations, bonding and structure
- Good match for
- Students who need to connect particle models with properties and written explanations.
- Typical approach
- Timed questions, error classification and a paper routine the student can repeat.
Naomi T.
Chemistry tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Organic chemistry patterns
- Good match for
- Students who need reaction families, conditions and representations organised clearly.
- Typical approach
- Higher-demand questions broken into reading, planning, execution and checking.
Rohan D.
Chemistry tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Practical chemistry and data
- Good match for
- Students who lose marks on apparatus, observations, variables and result interpretation.
- Typical approach
- A recent script or writing sample used to choose the next teaching target.
Samira B.
Chemistry tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Exam precision and command words
- Good match for
- Students who know content but need more exact equations, explanations and question targeting.
- Typical approach
- Lesson priorities placed into a realistic weekly sequence with a clear checkpoint.
Owen P.
Chemistry tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Acids, salts and electrolysis
- Good match for
- Students who need reaction routes, ionic ideas and practical predictions organised into a dependable method.
- Typical approach
- A short baseline check, followed by separate consolidation and exam-style practice.
Physics
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Nia S.
Physics tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Formula choice, units and working
- Good match for
- Students who understand ideas but lose calculation marks through setup or unit errors.
- Typical approach
- Short explanation, a worked example, then independent practice with visible working.
Victor C.
Physics tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Mechanics and forces
- Good match for
- Students who need clearer diagrams and reasoning for motion, forces, momentum and energy.
- Typical approach
- Timed questions, error classification and a paper routine the student can repeat.
Ruby C.
Physics tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Electricity and circuits
- Good match for
- Students who need circuit ideas, equations and component behaviour joined together.
- Typical approach
- Higher-demand questions broken into reading, planning, execution and checking.
Noor S.
Physics tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Waves and thermal physics
- Good match for
- Students who need stronger models for wave behaviour, transfer and particle explanations.
- Typical approach
- A recent script or writing sample used to choose the next teaching target.
Idris M.
Physics tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Graphs, practical work and evaluation
- Good match for
- Students who lose marks on gradients, uncertainties, methods and evidence-based conclusions.
- Typical approach
- Lesson priorities placed into a realistic weekly sequence with a clear checkpoint.
Chloe W.
Physics tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Energy, power and efficiency
- Good match for
- Students who need to distinguish energy stores, transfers, power and efficiency in calculations and explanations.
- Typical approach
- A short baseline check, followed by separate consolidation and exam-style practice.
Jamal C.
Physics tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Atomic physics and radioactivity
- Good match for
- Students who need clearer models for atomic structure, radiation, half-life and safety questions.
- Typical approach
- The student explains method choice and checking decisions so weak reasoning becomes visible.
English Language
Compare 6 teaching directions, then send recent work for an actual match.
Lina F.
English Language tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Reading inference and evidence
- Good match for
- Students who find relevant evidence but need sharper inference and explanation.
- Typical approach
- Short explanation, a worked example, then independent practice with visible working.
Eva R.
English Language tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Descriptive and narrative writing
- Good match for
- Students who need better control of viewpoint, detail, structure and language choices.
- Typical approach
- Timed questions, error classification and a paper routine the student can repeat.
Adam N.
English Language tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Transactional and directed writing
- Good match for
- Students who need purpose, audience, register and source use to work together.
- Typical approach
- Higher-demand questions broken into reading, planning, execution and checking.
Emily R.
English Language tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Writer’s methods and response structure
- Good match for
- Students who need to move from feature spotting to developed analysis.
- Typical approach
- A recent script or writing sample used to choose the next teaching target.
Karim L.
English Language tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Timing, planning and editing
- Good match for
- Students whose ideas are stronger than their completed timed-paper performance.
- Typical approach
- Lesson priorities placed into a realistic weekly sequence with a clear checkpoint.
Isla N.
English Language tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Comparison and synthesis
- Good match for
- Students who need to compare viewpoints or sources and build a concise, evidence-led response.
- Typical approach
- A short baseline check, followed by separate consolidation and exam-style practice.
English as a Second Language
Compare 6 teaching directions, then send recent work for an actual match.
Dylan K.
English as a Second Language tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Reading for detail and purpose
- Good match for
- Students who need to locate, paraphrase and organise information more accurately.
- Typical approach
- Short explanation, a worked example, then independent practice with visible working.
Ben W.
English as a Second Language tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Summary writing
- Good match for
- Students who need concise selection, paraphrase and language control under a word limit.
- Typical approach
- Timed questions, error classification and a paper routine the student can repeat.
Sara J.
English as a Second Language tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Extended and functional writing
- Good match for
- Students who need clearer task fulfilment, organisation and register.
- Typical approach
- Higher-demand questions broken into reading, planning, execution and checking.
Tessa G.
English as a Second Language tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Grammar, vocabulary and accuracy
- Good match for
- Students whose meaning is clear but recurring language errors limit marks.
- Typical approach
- A recent script or writing sample used to choose the next teaching target.
Lucas G.
English as a Second Language tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Speaking, listening and route preparation
- Good match for
- Students who need structured practice aligned with the components they are taking.
- Typical approach
- Lesson priorities placed into a realistic weekly sequence with a clear checkpoint.
Elena V.
English as a Second Language tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Exam vocabulary and response control
- Good match for
- Students who need more accurate word choice, paraphrase and task fulfilment across their exam components.
- Typical approach
- A short baseline check, followed by separate consolidation and exam-style practice.
Business Studies
Compare 5 teaching directions, then send recent work for an actual match.
Isaac M.
Business Studies tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Definitions and case application
- Good match for
- Students who know terms but need to apply them directly to the business in the question.
- Typical approach
- Short explanation, a worked example, then independent practice with visible working.
Zoe H.
Business Studies tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Calculations and data response
- Good match for
- Students who need accurate working and stronger interpretation of business figures.
- Typical approach
- Timed questions, error classification and a paper routine the student can repeat.
Dev P.
Business Studies tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Developed analysis chains
- Good match for
- Students whose answers list points without explaining business consequences.
- Typical approach
- Higher-demand questions broken into reading, planning, execution and checking.
Imani W.
Business Studies tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Evaluation and justified decisions
- Good match for
- Students who need balanced judgement tied to case conditions and stakeholder priorities.
- Typical approach
- A recent script or writing sample used to choose the next teaching target.
Theo B.
Business Studies tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Command words and paper timing
- Good match for
- Students who need the length and depth of each answer matched to marks and time.
- Typical approach
- Lesson priorities placed into a realistic weekly sequence with a clear checkpoint.
Economics
Compare 5 teaching directions, then send recent work for an actual match.
Jia L.
Economics tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Economic concepts and diagrams
- Good match for
- Students who need accurate models, labels and explanation of market changes.
- Typical approach
- Short explanation, a worked example, then independent practice with visible working.
Adeel K.
Economics tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Data response and application
- Good match for
- Students who need to select relevant evidence and use it in economic reasoning.
- Typical approach
- Timed questions, error classification and a paper routine the student can repeat.
Helen W.
Economics tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Cause-and-effect analysis
- Good match for
- Students who know definitions but need longer, connected reasoning chains.
- Typical approach
- Higher-demand questions broken into reading, planning, execution and checking.
Alex V.
Economics tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Evaluation and policy judgement
- Good match for
- Students who need to weigh conditions, time horizons and alternative outcomes.
- Typical approach
- A recent script or writing sample used to choose the next teaching target.
Aisha K.
Economics tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Calculations and timed papers
- Good match for
- Students who need accuracy with data alongside stronger paper selection and pacing.
- Typical approach
- Lesson priorities placed into a realistic weekly sequence with a clear checkpoint.
Computer Science
Compare 5 teaching directions, then send recent work for an actual match.
Claire D.
Computer Science tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Theory and precise terminology
- Good match for
- Students who understand computing informally but need mark-ready explanations.
- Typical approach
- Short explanation, a worked example, then independent practice with visible working.
Kenji M.
Computer Science tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Data representation and logic
- Good match for
- Students who need more control of binary, encoding, logic and related calculations.
- Typical approach
- Timed questions, error classification and a paper routine the student can repeat.
Lucy R.
Computer Science tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Algorithms and pseudocode
- Good match for
- Students who need to turn a problem into clear variables, decisions, loops and procedures.
- Typical approach
- Higher-demand questions broken into reading, planning, execution and checking.
Raj S.
Computer Science tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Tracing, testing and debugging
- Good match for
- Students who can write code but struggle to predict, test and repair behaviour.
- Typical approach
- A recent script or writing sample used to choose the next teaching target.
Ada N.
Computer Science tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Networks, security and exam links
- Good match for
- Students who need connected explanations rather than isolated lists of facts.
- Typical approach
- Lesson priorities placed into a realistic weekly sequence with a clear checkpoint.
Combined Science
Compare 5 teaching directions, then send recent work for an actual match.
Arman Q.
Combined Science tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Foundations across all three sciences
- Good match for
- Students with several small gaps who need a balanced plan across Biology, Chemistry and Physics.
- Typical approach
- Short explanation, a worked example, then independent practice with visible working.
Yuna S.
Combined Science tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Scientific calculations and units
- Good match for
- Students who lose transferable calculation marks across Chemistry and Physics topics.
- Typical approach
- Timed questions, error classification and a paper routine the student can repeat.
Kwame D.
Combined Science tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Practical methods and data
- Good match for
- Students who need common experimental skills applied across the science papers.
- Typical approach
- Higher-demand questions broken into reading, planning, execution and checking.
Marina C.
Combined Science tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Command words and written explanations
- Good match for
- Students who know content but need answers shaped more closely to mark requirements.
- Typical approach
- A recent script or writing sample used to choose the next teaching target.
Elias H.
Combined Science tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Paper planning and revision priorities
- Good match for
- Students preparing several science papers who need a realistic order for practice and review.
- Typical approach
- Lesson priorities placed into a realistic weekly sequence with a clear checkpoint.
English Literature
Compare 6 teaching directions, then send recent work for an actual match.
Talia P.
English Literature tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Close reading and writer methods
- Good match for
- Students who can spot techniques but need to explain how language, structure and form shape meaning.
- Typical approach
- Short explanation, a worked example, then independent practice with visible working.
Jonah W.
English Literature tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Essay argument and paragraph control
- Good match for
- Students whose ideas are relevant but need a clearer thesis, purposeful sequence and supported judgement.
- Typical approach
- Timed questions, error classification and a paper routine the student can repeat.
Soraya M.
English Literature tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Evidence and quotation integration
- Good match for
- Students who need to select concise evidence and connect it naturally to analysis.
- Typical approach
- Higher-demand questions broken into reading, planning, execution and checking.
Ellis G.
English Literature tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Poetry comparison
- Good match for
- Students who need balanced comparison across ideas, methods and effects rather than two separate responses.
- Typical approach
- A recent script or writing sample used to choose the next teaching target.
Camille F.
English Literature tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Prose and drama set texts
- Good match for
- Students who need text knowledge organised around likely questions, character, theme and writer choices.
- Typical approach
- Lesson priorities placed into a realistic weekly sequence with a clear checkpoint.
Aaron D.
English Literature tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Unseen and timed essays
- Good match for
- Students who need a repeatable routine for reading, planning, writing and checking under exam conditions.
- Typical approach
- A short baseline check, followed by separate consolidation and exam-style practice.
ICT
Compare 6 teaching directions, then send recent work for an actual match.
Rina K.
ICT tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Theory and precise terminology
- Good match for
- Students who remember definitions but need stronger application to scenarios and clearer explanation of impact.
- Typical approach
- Short explanation, a worked example, then independent practice with visible working.
Kojo B.
ICT tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Spreadsheets and modelling
- Good match for
- Students who need reliable formulae, functions, references, validation, charts and checking.
- Typical approach
- Timed questions, error classification and a paper routine the student can repeat.
Nadia A.
ICT tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Databases and data handling
- Good match for
- Students who need more control of fields, validation, queries, reports and data accuracy.
- Typical approach
- Higher-demand questions broken into reading, planning, execution and checking.
Pavel S.
ICT tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Documents and presentations
- Good match for
- Students who need to follow detailed layout, style, audience and evidence requirements accurately.
- Typical approach
- A recent script or writing sample used to choose the next teaching target.
Min J.
ICT tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Web authoring
- Good match for
- Students who need clearer file structure, page layout, formatting and testing routines in the required tools.
- Typical approach
- Lesson priorities placed into a realistic weekly sequence with a clear checkpoint.
Yasmin C.
ICT tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Practical paper workflow
- Good match for
- Students who know individual tools but need better task order, evidence capture, time control and final checks.
- Typical approach
- A short baseline check, followed by separate consolidation and exam-style practice.
Geography
Compare 5 teaching directions, then send recent work for an actual match.
Freya L.
Geography tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Physical geography processes
- Good match for
- Students who need clearer sequence, cause and effect across weather, rivers, coasts, hazards or ecosystems.
- Typical approach
- Short explanation, a worked example, then independent practice with visible working.
Hassan Q.
Geography tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Human geography and development
- Good match for
- Students who need to apply population, settlement, development and resource ideas to real contexts.
- Typical approach
- Timed questions, error classification and a paper routine the student can repeat.
Amina T.
Geography tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Case study evidence
- Good match for
- Students who remember examples but need to choose specific facts that answer the question.
- Typical approach
- Higher-demand questions broken into reading, planning, execution and checking.
Luca V.
Geography tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Maps, data and graphs
- Good match for
- Students who need stronger grid, scale, pattern, anomaly, calculation and explanation skills.
- Typical approach
- A recent script or writing sample used to choose the next teaching target.
Mateo R.
Geography tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Fieldwork and extended responses
- Good match for
- Students who need exam-style methods, evaluation and long-answer practice within school-work boundaries.
- Typical approach
- Lesson priorities placed into a realistic weekly sequence with a clear checkpoint.
History
Compare 5 teaching directions, then send recent work for an actual match.
Clara M.
History tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Source analysis
- Good match for
- Students who need to move beyond source summary into inference, purpose, provenance and cross-reference.
- Typical approach
- Short explanation, a worked example, then independent practice with visible working.
Ibrahim N.
History tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Causation, change and consequence
- Good match for
- Students who need to organise accurate knowledge into connected historical explanation.
- Typical approach
- Timed questions, error classification and a paper routine the student can repeat.
Jun E.
History tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Essay argument and evidence
- Good match for
- Students whose factual knowledge is broad but needs a clearer thesis, paragraph logic and judgement.
- Typical approach
- Higher-demand questions broken into reading, planning, execution and checking.
Helena R.
History tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Depth-study knowledge
- Good match for
- Students who need chronology, key evidence and topic links organised around the exact option route.
- Typical approach
- A recent script or writing sample used to choose the next teaching target.
Gabriel P.
History tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Timed papers and question choice
- Good match for
- Students who need a stable routine for reading, planning, selecting evidence and completing the paper.
- Typical approach
- Lesson priorities placed into a realistic weekly sequence with a clear checkpoint.
Accounting
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Devika S.
Accounting tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Double entry and bookkeeping
- Good match for
- Students who need more reliable debit and credit decisions from source documents to ledger balances.
- Typical approach
- Short explanation, a worked example, then independent practice with visible working.
Michael O.
Accounting tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Financial statements
- Good match for
- Students who need accurate classifications, layouts, linked figures and completion checks.
- Typical approach
- Timed questions, error classification and a paper routine the student can repeat.
Sana K.
Accounting tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Adjustments and control accounts
- Good match for
- Students who need clearer handling of accruals, prepayments, depreciation, reconciliation and controls.
- Typical approach
- Higher-demand questions broken into reading, planning, execution and checking.
Linh T.
Accounting tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Ratios and interpretation
- Good match for
- Students who can calculate but need evidence-led comparison, explanation and awareness of limitations.
- Typical approach
- A recent script or writing sample used to choose the next teaching target.
Rafael B.
Accounting tutor direction
- Teaching focus
- Timed papers and accuracy
- Good match for
- Students who need better working layout, error tracing, time allocation and final checks.
- Typical approach
- Lesson priorities placed into a realistic weekly sequence with a clear checkpoint.
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