Subject tutoring by curriculum
Every subject is taught to a specific syllabus and level, not a generic version of it. Pick your child's curriculum and subject to see topics, teaching approach and common questions.
IGCSE subjects
IGCSE Maths punishes careless method as much as weak content. Our tutors rebuild the algebra and number foundations first, then drill the extended-tier question types where marks are actually being lost.
See Mathematics tutoring detailsMost IGCSE Physics marks are lost in two places: explanation questions and multi-step calculations. We teach both explicitly, with the units and definitions examiners expect written out.
See Physics tutoring detailsIGCSE Chemistry rewards students who can move fluently between equations, moles and observations. We build that fluency topic by topic, then test it under timed conditions.
See Chemistry tutoring detailsA Level subjects
A Level Maths goes wrong when Year 12 pure is shaky and Year 13 builds on top of it. We repair the foundations while keeping pace with school, so the two never compete.
See Mathematics tutoring detailsA Level Physics asks students to model situations, not recall them. Our tutors teach the reasoning chain - assumption, equation, substitution, evaluation - that long-answer questions are marked against.
See Physics tutoring detailsA Level Chemistry combines three quite different demands: organic mechanisms, quantitative physical chemistry and inorganic recall. We teach each with its own method instead of one generic revision approach.
See Chemistry tutoring detailsIB Diploma subjects
IB Maths AA and AI are different courses, not difficulty levels. Tutors are assigned by course and level, and the Internal Assessment is planned alongside the taught content rather than bolted on at the end.
See Mathematics tutoring detailsIB Physics is assessed on reasoning and data handling as much as content. We teach the syllabus alongside the command terms and uncertainty work that Papers 1 to 3 actually reward.
See Physics tutoring detailsIB Chemistry rewards students who connect structure to reactivity instead of memorising topic lists. Sessions build those links, then test them with past-paper and data-based questions.
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