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Online GCSE tuition, UK-wide

Online GCSE tutors for every subject

Live one-to-one GCSE lessons online, anywhere in the UK, from qualified teachers and subject specialists. Maths, English, the sciences and more, at Foundation or Higher tier, 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

GCSE guides for every subject

Each guide explains the papers, the real grade boundaries for your exam board and the marks needed for each grade.

How we teach

Online GCSE lessons that work

  • A shared whiteboard

    Your child writes on the same board as the tutor, so every step of working is visible and mistakes are fixed straight away.

  • Your exam board, your tier

    Lessons follow your specification, Foundation or Higher, using real past papers and mark schemes.

  • Gaps first

    The free assessment finds the topics costing the most marks, and we start there.

  • Reports after lessons

    Bookings and lesson reports in one place, so you always know what was covered and what’s next.

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

Prefer in person? Our London hubs

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 Online GCSE 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 Online GCSE tutoring

How much does an online GCSE tutor cost?

Online one-to-one GCSE lessons start from £30 an hour. A qualified teacher with a PGCE costs £10 an hour more. There are no registration or admin fees, and the first step is a free 45-minute assessment.

How do online lessons work?

Lessons are live and one-to-one on Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Teams, with a shared online whiteboard, so your child writes their working and the tutor sees every step. All you need is a laptop or tablet and a quiet space.

Is online tutoring as good as in person?

The Education Endowment Foundation’s review of one-to-one tuition says studies involving digital technology show broadly similar effects, and costs are lower online. Our guide “Is online tutoring worth it?” sets out the evidence.

Which GCSE subjects do you tutor online?

Maths, English Language and Literature, Combined Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science, History, Geography and Religious Studies. You can book one subject or several, with a tutor matched to each.

Do tutors follow my child’s exam board?

Yes. Every student is matched to a tutor who knows their exam board, AQA, Edexcel or OCR, at Foundation or Higher tier, and lessons use its specification, past papers and mark schemes.

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