Maths and science finally make sense.
One-to-one GCSE and A-level tuition in Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Chemistry — online, or in person on the Wirral. Recent exam experience informs clear, mark-scheme-focused teaching.
No account needed for the revision notes, past-paper links and grade boundaries. Some packs and decks ask for a free account.
Level
- Sat A-level Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Chemistry in June 2026
- A written report after every lesson
- Starting MMath Mathematics at the University of Bristol, September 2026.
£30/h GCSE · £35/h A-level · Free intro call, then a free first lesson.
Courses
Tuition, one-to-one.
I sat A-level Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Chemistry in June 2026 — AQA and Edexcel — and I teach those four subjects from GCSE up, working from the mark scheme, with a written report after every lesson. Online, or in person on the Wirral.
Free 15-minute intro call. Tell me the course, board and where marks are being lost.
A free first lesson. Past-paper questions, marked to the scheme, so you can judge the fit.
A written report after every lesson. What we covered, what comes next, what to practise.
How it works
From first message to a weekly routine in under a week.
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Get in touch
Tell me about your child, their year group and exam board, and where they're stuck.
Free intro call, then a free first lesson
A quick 15-minute call to hear where they're at — then a free first lesson: a full-length diagnostic where I work through questions with them and map exactly which topics need work. No commitment either side until you've seen how a session works.
Weekly lessons
A regular weekly slot, online or in person. Every session targets the tracked gaps — never generic re-teaching — and after every lesson you get a written report on what we covered and what comes next.
Questions parents ask
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Which subjects and exam boards do you cover?
Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Chemistry at GCSE and A-level. Teaching support is focused on AQA and Edexcel; OCR maths grade-boundary resources are also available. I sat all four subjects myself at GCSE and again at A-level in June 2026, so the specifications and mark schemes I teach from are the current ones.
What's on the free resources site?
Everything I build for my own students, open to anyone: an interactive Mechanism Lab for curly arrows, a chemistry question bank, spec-point flashcards with spaced repetition, mental-maths and mole trainers, and quick-reference sheets for the facts examiners actually ask. It's free because it shows you exactly how I teach before you pay for a lesson.
Is the first lesson really free?
Free intro call, then a free first lesson. The first lesson is a 60-minute diagnostic: I work through a spread of exam questions with your child and send you a clear, topic-by-topic picture of where they are and a plan. You only pay if you decide to carry on.
Are lessons online or in person?
Both. Most students choose online lessons over video with a shared whiteboard; in-person lessons are available around Greasby and the Wirral.
How long is a lesson?
One hour by default. Some students prefer 90 minutes closer to exams.
How do payments work?
By bank transfer. You'll have a family account showing every lesson, what's owed and what's been paid — and a monthly statement in your family portal.
What if we need to cancel a lesson?
Life happens. Just give at least 24 hours' notice and the lesson won't be charged.
How do I know it's working?
After every lesson I write a short report: what we covered, what went well and what to work on, with effort and progress ratings you can track over time. Roughly every six lessons we do a timed past-paper section so you see the score trend, not just a feeling.
Why choose a tutor who's just left school?
Because recent exam experience is useful. I know the current mark schemes, command words and common traps from completing A-levels recently. And teaching isn't new to me: when my school didn't offer GCSE Further Maths, I taught the entire course to around fifteen classmates, and we all sat the exam.