One student, one tutor
1-to-1 A-Level Tuition
£50per hour
60 minutes · online via Google Meet
- Flexible timetable agreed with the tutor
- Personalised learning, suited to your child's needs
- Year 12 and Year 13 content
- Online via Google Meet
A-Level
A-Level Maths tuition
Edexcel A-Level Maths for Year 12 and Year 13, one-to-one or in a small group. The jump from GCSE catches out students who never had to work at maths before. This is where that gets addressed.
Two ways to learn
Max 6 students
A-Level Group Tuition
£12per hour
60 minutes · online via Google Meet
- Maximum 6 students per session
- Fixed weekly slot
- Year 12 and Year 13 taught separately
- Online via Google Meet
Group timetable
One session a week, one hour, online via Google Meet. Year 12 and Year 13 students are both welcome.
- AS Maths (Year 12)Sunday · 9:00–10:00am
- A-Level Maths (Year 13)Sunday · 10:30–11:30am
Group sessions begin on 7 November 2026, subject to reaching minimum numbers. Places in both group and one-to-one lessons are limited.
Who is it for?
A-Level maths punishes gaps more than GCSE does. Here is how tuition supports students at each stage.
- Year 12 students
- The step up from GCSE is steep, and the first year is where the habits form. Tuition here is about meeting pure and applied content properly the first time, rather than repairing it in Year 13.
- Year 13 students
- Consolidating two years of content while meeting new material, with exam practice running through every lesson and university offers riding on the outcome.
- Students stuck on particular topics
- Differentiation, integration, mechanics or statistics: a topic that did not land in class gets taught again, at a pace that allows questions.
- Students preparing for exams
- Structured exam practice on Edexcel-style questions, with attention to method marks and to laying out working that examiners can follow.
- Students improving grades and exam technique
- For students who understand more than their marks suggest, and are losing grades to timing, presentation or reading the question.
Every A-Level lesson
The same structure whether your child is one-to-one or in a group.
Every lesson · 60 minutes
- 10 min
Starter
Recall on the machinery the new work depends on: differentiation, algebraic manipulation and trig identities.
See an example
Differentiate 3x⁴ − 2x, then state the chain rule from memory.
- 20 min
Teaching and AFL
New content built from where it comes from, not handed over as a rule to memorise, because A-Level questions rarely ask for the rule directly.
See an example
Integration by substitution, derived from the reverse of the chain rule.
- 15 min
Fluency exercise
Enough practice that the manipulation is automatic, which is what frees up thinking for the part of the question that is actually hard.
See an example
Eight integrals, each needing a different substitution.
- 15 min
Exam practice
Full exam questions against the real mark scheme, with attention to the method marks students most often drop.
See an example
A seven-mark question marked line by line against the scheme.
Exam board
Teaching follows Edexcel A-Level Maths.
Year 12 or Year 13, there is still time
Book a free consultation and we will talk through the content your child has covered, where the marks are going, and what a term of structured tuition would target.