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GCSE Maths tuition, online and in London

GCSE Maths tutors in London and online

One-to-one GCSE Maths tuition from qualified teachers and maths specialists: live online anywhere in the UK, or in person at seven London hubs. Foundation or Higher, matched to your exam board, AQA, Edexcel or OCR.

Our results

2 grades

is the typical improvement for our GCSE students over 12 weeks of weekly lessons.

Source: Brainhub student records, 2021–2026.

Online from£30 an hour· in person £5 more

Subjects

Know the exam

GCSE Maths is 3 exams, 4 hours 30 minutes in total, with no coursework. Our guide shows the real grade boundaries for your board and tier, and the marks to aim for.

GCSE Maths at a glance

Grade boundaries: June 2026, Higher tier, from each exam board’s published results. Boundaries change every year.

  • AQA 8300 3 exams, 4 hours 30 minutes, 240 marks in total Marks needed, June 2026: Grade 7: 166 (69%) · Grade 4: 63 (26%)
  • Pearson Edexcel 1MA1 3 exams, 4 hours 30 minutes, 240 marks in total Marks needed, June 2026: Grade 7: 146 (61%) · Grade 4: 50 (21%)
  • OCR J560 3 exams, 4 hours 30 minutes, 300 marks in total Marks needed, June 2026: Grade 7: 170 (57%) · Grade 4: 57 (19%)

Papers, topics and every grade boundary: read the full subject guide

How we teach

GCSE Maths lessons that close the gaps

  • Foundation or Higher

    Lessons follow your board and tier, with real past papers and mark schemes.

  • Gaps first

    The free assessment finds the topics costing the most marks, from fractions to algebra and geometry.

  • Method marks

    How to show working so every step earns marks, even when the final answer slips.

  • A shared whiteboard

    Online, your child writes on the same board as the tutor, so every step is visible.

How it starts

Three steps to the first lesson

  1. Free 45-minute assessment

    Normally a real past paperA real exam from a previous year, used for practice., so we find true strengths and gaps.

  2. A tutor matched to your child

    Matched to the subject, the exam boardThe organisation that sets and marks the exam, such as AQA, Edexcel or OCR. Each has its own syllabus. and how your child learns best.

  3. A plan, then a trial lesson

    A plan agreed with you, then a trial to check the fit. Not right? We rematch.

Online or in person

GCSE Maths tutors near you in London

Live online lessons work anywhere in the UK. In London, lessons can also be in person at one of our seven hubs, by appointment. How online lessons work

What GCSE Maths tutoring costs

  • One-to-one online lessons start from £30 an hour.
  • Lessons in person at a London hub cost £5 an hour more.
  • A qualified teacher with a PGCEPostgraduate Certificate in Education: the professional teaching qualification for UK schools. costs £10 an hour more.
  • No registration, platform or admin fees. Books and past papers are free.

Prices depend on the subject, the tutor and how many hours a week. For an accurate price, use our price calculator.

Questions about GCSE Maths tutoring

How much does a GCSE Maths tutor cost?

One-to-one online GCSE Maths lessons start from £30 an hour. Lessons in person at a London hub cost £5 an hour more, and a qualified teacher with a PGCE costs £10 an hour more. There are no registration or admin fees. Use the price calculator on our Prices page for an accurate price.

Do you tutor GCSE Maths online?

Yes. Most GCSE Maths lessons are live, one-to-one and online, anywhere in the UK, with a shared whiteboard your child writes on too. In London, lessons can also be in person at one of our seven hubs, by appointment.

Can you help with Foundation and Higher tier?

Yes. Tutors teach both tiers and follow your exam board, AQA, Edexcel or OCR. The free assessment helps decide which tier suits your child.

How quickly will my child improve?

Our GCSE students typically improve by 2 grades over 12 weeks of weekly lessons (Brainhub student records, 2021–2026). The free assessment sets out a realistic plan for your child.

My child is anxious about maths. Can a tutor help?

Often, yes. One-to-one lessons go at your child’s pace, mistakes are treated as useful, and confidence grows as gaps are closed. Our guide to maths anxiety has practical ideas for home too.

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