How we teach
How every lesson works
We find the gap, explain it clearly, and close it step by step. Here’s what that looks like for your child.
- Step 1
Diagnose
Every student starts with a short online assessment. It shows what they already know, where marks are being lost, and why.
Example: A check on IGCSE Physics might show a student is solid on forces but loses marks on units and graph questions.
- Step 2
Teach
Lessons follow your child’s exact syllabus. We explain why each method works, not just the steps, so it stays with them.
Example: Instead of memorising v² = u² + 2as, the student sees where it comes from and when to use it.
- Step 3
Practise
Exam-style questions every week. Every mistake is reviewed in the next lesson until the method is secure.
Example: A student who mixes up moles and mass gets targeted questions until they get them right every time.
- Step 4
Review
At the end of each month, parents receive a short written report and the plan for the month ahead.
Example: Topics covered, attendance, assignment scores, strengths, and what comes next.
Inside a live lesson
Live, with a real tutor
- Live on Google Meet, with camera and microphone
- Worked examples on a shared whiteboard
- Questions answered as they come up
- Every lesson ends with a short practice task
Between lessons, assignments and quizzes go out on Google Classroom, and we review the answers together in the next lesson.
Ways to learn
Choose the support that fits
Pricing is shared after the assessment.
Individual Coaching
One-to-one lessons with a personal learning plan, weekly practice and a monthly parent report.
Request pricing →Small-Group Academy
Three to six students, two lessons a week, with assignments, quizzes and a monthly review.
Request pricing →Exam Bootcamp
A four- to eight-week revision programme: diagnostic, structured revision, timed practice and a final review.
Request pricing →
What parents receive
A report every month
Topics covered, attendance, assignment scores, what your child does well, and what comes next. If something needs your attention sooner, we’ll message you.
What your child needs
A simple setup
- A laptop or tablet. A phone works in a pinch.
- A stable internet connection
- Headphones with a microphone
- A quiet space for the length of the lesson