Who It Is For
Students We Teach
First-year students
The step up from A-level, IB or AP is steep, especially on maths-heavy courses. A tutor helps close the gaps before they grow.
Students facing exams
End-of-year exams cover a whole year at once. We plan the revision, work through past papers and focus on the topics that carry the most marks.
International students in the UK
You are new to the way UK universities teach: independent reading, essays, and small-group teaching. We help you settle into it quickly.
Students starting soon
You have your place and want to start the course ready, with the maths, reading or writing it assumes already in hand.
What We Teach
Support Across Your Course
Lessons follow your own course outline, reading list and timetable. Many of our tutors studied at Oxford and Cambridge, where teaching is built around small tutorials and supervisions, so they know how to teach one-to-one at university level.
Maths, Sciences and Engineering
Mathematics, Sciences and Engineering
Problem-based subjects reward steady practice. We work through the ideas behind each topic and the methods behind each problem, so you can tackle new questions on your own.
- First-year calculus, linear algebra, probability and statistics
- Core physics and engineering modules, from mechanics to electromagnetism
- Programming and computer science fundamentals
- Exam technique with past papers
Economics, Law and Essay Subjects
Economics, Law and Essay Subjects
In essay subjects the hard part is building an argument from a long reading list. We help you read efficiently, plan essays and write with a clear line of argument.
- Economics: microeconomics, macroeconomics and the maths behind them
- Law: reading cases, answering problem questions and essay technique
- Planning and structuring essays in the humanities and social sciences
How We Help
Coaching, Never Doing the Work
Universities treat handing in someone else’s work as misconduct, so every piece of assessed work stays yours. Tutors explain, set practice and give feedback on your thinking. They never write it.
- Explaining ideas until they make sense
- Practice questions and worked examples set by the tutor
- Feedback on your plans and practice answers
How to Start
From a Free Consultation to Regular Lessons
- 1
Free consultation
A call with our team about your course, your modules and what you want help with.
- 2
Matched tutor
We match you with a tutor who knows your subject at university level.
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Paid trial
A first lesson to make sure the fit is right.
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Regular lessons
One-to-one online lessons planned around your term, your deadlines and your exams.