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My tutorial structure is designed to be more personal than other tutors because I recognise that different students have varying needs. This is how it works:
First of all, you start by choosing one of the schemes below.
1. Standard Lessons
1. Standard Lessons
π Overview:Β
Comprehensive support in physics, maths, and further maths for GCSE and A-level students
π Focus:Β
Covers fundamental theory and past paper practice to demonstrate exam techniques
π― Suitability:Β
Ideal for students lacking strong school support to improve their understanding and performance
2. B Grade Guaranteed Scheme
2. B Grade Guaranteed Scheme
π Overview:Β
Tailored for students aiming to secure a B grade to meet university requirements
π Focus:Β
Intensive training and support to meet the grade benchmark
π― Suitability:Β
Refund offered if a B grade is not achieved. (Terms and conditions apply)
3. A* Targeting Scheme
3. A* Targeting Scheme
π Overview:Β
For students aspiring to achieve an A* grade with a focus on challenging A* questions. This scheme does not involve fundamental explanations
π Focus:Β
Provides unique A* level questions not found in UK exam boards
Addresses the lack of sufficient practice questions due to the new specifications and unpredictable UK exam boards
π― Suitability:Β
Designed for students who already have a solid understanding of the basics
An admission test is compulsory to join this scheme to ensure readiness for advanced material
Next, you can choose from optional add-ons to personalise your learning experience. You can pick none, some, or all of them to help maximise your potential and achieve your academic goals.
1. Weekly Progress Check (WPC)
1. Weekly Progress Check (WPC)
π Personalized Test Papers:
A 45-minute test paper is provided weekly, tailored to the previous lessonβs topic, similar to the evaluation test.
π Exam Conditions:
Students complete the test under exam conditions and return it within an hour.
π Performance Tracking:
Tests are marked and graded, with a performance report sent to track progress weekly.
π Flexible Scheduling:
Students can choose when to take the test, and it will be sent via automated email at a convenient time. The completed test needs to be scanned and returned via email or WhatsApp.
2. Holiday Progress Check (HPC)
2. Holiday Progress Check (HPC)
π Extended Assessments:
An advanced version of the WPC, offered during half terms and long holidays (Autumn, Spring, Summer half terms, Christmas, and Easter holidays).
π Duration and Format:
Each test is a 1.5-hour-long test covering a broad range of topics, such as the first five chapters in a textbook, to reinforce understanding of recent and earlier material.
π Detailed Feedback:
Each test includes a detailed mark scheme and a report for students to ensure thorough evaluation and understanding.
π― Enhanced Learning:
Helps students solidify recent learning and retain earlier knowledge, ensuring they are well-prepared for future lessons and exams.
3. Homework Turn-in Portal
3. Homework Turn-in Portal
π Impact on Results:
Evidence shows that students who skip homework tend to have poor exam results despite attending lessons.
π Importance of Homework:
Homework is crucial for reinforcing learning and helping students apply what they've learned in lessons.
π Homework Turn-In Portal:
A portal encourages students to complete homework. Random checks help me understand their progress and engagement.
π· Free of Charge
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