How much does tutoring cost?
Fees depend on the subject, level and how many sessions you’d like. Get in touch and we’ll send transparent, no-obligation pricing tailored to your goals.
Are sessions online or in person?
We teach primarily online, which keeps scheduling flexible and gives families across the country access to Cambridge-level tutoring. Get in touch to discuss your preferences.
Do you help with the whole Oxbridge application?
Yes. We support personal statements, the Cambridge application, written work and mock interviews — see our Oxbridge Prep page for the full picture.
Which exam boards do you cover?
We work across the major boards (AQA, Edexcel, OCR and others). Mention your board in your enquiry and we’ll tailor materials accordingly.
What’s the difference between a Cambridge student tutor and a professional tutor?
Recency. We sat these exams and went through this admissions cycle ourselves, so we know the current mark schemes, question styles and interview formats first-hand rather than from a training manual. A career tutor may have taught the subject for longer; we have just been assessed on it at the highest level.
How many sessions will my child need before their exam?
It depends on the starting point and how far away the exam is. Most families work with us weekly or fortnightly across a term or two, while focused essay-technique work before a specific paper can be much shorter. We’ll tell you honestly at the consultation what we think is needed — including if that is less than you expected.
Can you help with the Cambridge My Application form specifically?
Yes. We have both completed it recently, and we work through it section by section — the additional questions, the course-specific detail and how it sits alongside your UCAS personal statement. Our Oxbridge Prep page sets out the full process.
Do you tutor GCSE students?
No — we work with A Level students and university applicants only. That focus is deliberate: it is where our own results and admissions experience are genuinely current. If your child is approaching A Levels, we are glad to speak early about planning the two years ahead.
What if my child isn’t sure which university course to apply for yet?
That is a normal place to start, and an early conversation helps far more than a late one. We talk through the subjects they genuinely enjoy, where their marks actually sit, and which courses that combination opens — including Cambridge courses such as Land Economy and HSPS that many strong applicants never think to consider.