Online one-to-one
Live lessons on a shared digital whiteboard, from anywhere with a quiet corner.
- 60-minute weekly sessions
- Lesson notes shared afterwards
- Easy to fit around clubs and travel
One-to-one tutoring · Ages 11–18
Small steps, every week.Every lesson ends with one clear thing to practise, so progress feels manageable instead of overwhelming.
Patient tutoring that turns stuck into sure.
Calm, structured lessons in maths, sciences and essay writing, built around how your child actually learns. Online or at home, week by week.
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Essay writing
- Exam technique
- Study skills
Not sure where the gaps are?
A relaxed first lesson maps what's already working and what needs attention, with no pressure to continue.
How I teach
Confidence first, then everything else follows
Most students I work with aren't short on ability. They've lost the thread somewhere. My lessons slow things down just enough to find it again.
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Find the real starting point
We work back to the idea that first felt shaky, rather than repeating this week's homework on a loop.
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Explain it more than one way
Diagrams, worked examples, talking it through. We keep going until one explanation clicks and sticks.
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Practise, then reflect
Short, focused practice, followed by a quick look at what felt easier, so students notice their own progress.
Subjects
Where I can help
Lessons follow your child's school syllabus and exam board, with extra depth wherever curiosity leads.
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Mathematics
Number fluency, algebra, geometry and problem solving, rebuilt from the foundations up.
Ages 11–18 · Foundation to advanced -
Physics
Forces, energy, electricity and waves, with the maths behind each formula made clear.
Ages 13–18 · Core to advanced -
Chemistry
Bonding, reactions and calculations, broken into steps that are easy to rehearse.
Ages 13–18 · Core to advanced -
Essay writing
Planning, structuring arguments and writing clear paragraphs across English and humanities.
Ages 11–18 · All levels -
Exam technique
Reading questions carefully, managing time and turning what students know into marks.
Exam years · All subjects above -
Study skills
Revision timetables, note-taking and memory habits students can keep using on their own.
Ages 11–18 · Any stage
Lesson formats
Choose the rhythm that suits your week
Every format has the same careful planning behind it. What changes is where we meet and how often.
In-home one-to-one
Face-to-face lessons at your family's home, for students who focus best in person.
- 60 or 90-minute sessions
- Paper-based practice and worked examples
- Short parent check-in each half term
Exam-season blocks
A focused run of sessions in the weeks before mock or final exams.
- Twice-weekly sessions for a set period
- Past-paper practice with feedback
- A personal revision plan to keep
Rates depend on format and session length and are confirmed during our introductory call.
Getting started
What the first month looks like
No long commitments up front. Just a clear, gentle start that shows you what regular lessons will feel like.
Send an enquiry
Tell me about the student, the subject and what feels hard right now.
Introductory call
A short conversation to talk through goals, availability and lesson format.
First lesson
A relaxed session that spots gaps and strengths without feeling like a test.
A written plan
A simple plan for the term, plus brief progress notes as lessons continue.
Questions
Good to know before you enquire
If something isn't covered here, add it to your message and I'll answer it on our call.
How long is each lesson?
Most lessons run for 60 minutes. Students in exam years or working on longer essays sometimes prefer 90 minutes, which we can decide together.
Will my child be given homework?
Usually one short, focused task per week, just enough to keep ideas fresh without adding to an already busy school load.
Can parents sit in on lessons?
Of course, especially early on. Many families find students open up more once they're settled, so we'll agree whatever works best.
What if we need to pause during holidays?
That's completely fine. Lessons can pause for holidays or busy periods and pick back up with a quick recap session.
Do you tutor adults or university students?
My focus is students aged 11–18. If you're looking for help outside that range, mention it in your enquiry and I'll be honest about whether I'm the right fit.
Enquire
Let's find the right place to start
Share a few details and I'll reply by email to arrange a short introductory call.