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A-Level Tutoring

Reach the Grades Your University Offer Asks For

A-Levels are a big step up from GCSE, and university offers usually ask for specific grades. Our A-Level tutors help students master difficult topics, practise exam questions and plan revision across Years 12 and 13.

Lessons are one-on-one and online, booked around school.

What Are A-Levels?

A-Levels are two-year qualifications taken in Years 12 and 13, usually in three subjects. They are graded A* to E and are the main way UK universities make offers.

  • Linear exams — most subjects are assessed in exams at the end of Year 13
  • Predicted grades — your teachers' predictions go on your UCAS application
  • Offers — universities usually ask for particular grades, such as AAB

Need help hitting your offer grades? Book a lesson with an A-Level tutor today.

A-Level Subjects We Help With

  • Maths and Further Maths — pure, statistics and mechanics
  • Biology, Chemistry and Physics — including required practicals
  • English, History, Economics and Psychology — essay structure and analysis
  • And more — find a tutor for most A-Level subjects

From Understanding to Exam Marks

  1. Close the gaps — your tutor finds the topics holding you back.
  2. Practise exam-style questions under timed conditions.
  3. Learn the mark schemes — how examiners award marks for method and reasoning.
  4. Plan revision that builds towards mocks and the final exams.

Why Students Choose Tutorition for A-Levels

  • Subject specialists you can choose from their profiles
  • One-on-one online lessons at times that suit you
  • Practice tests with an explanation for every mistake
  • Guidance on next steps — university choices with a counselor

A-Level

Why the A-Level matters

  • A-Level grades are how most UK universities decide offers — offers usually ask for specific grades.
  • Your predicted grades go on your UCAS application.
  • A-Levels are recognized by many universities outside the UK as well.

How Tutorition helps you prepare

  1. 1Sit timed mock tests under real exam conditions, so test day feels familiar
  2. 2See your score and your weak topics the moment you finish
  3. 3Hear exactly why each wrong answer was wrong — written, and read out loud
  4. 4Get a study plan built from your weak topics, and watch your results test by test
  5. 5A counselor to help you plan university choices around your grades

Try 5 A-Level questions

A-Level Maths · Question 1 of 5

Differentiate y = 5x² − 3x + 2.

Written by Tutorition in the style of the A-Level — not official A-Level questions.

FAQ

Quick FAQ

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All FAQs
Which A-Level subjects do you cover?+
Maths, Further Maths and the sciences are the most requested, and you can find tutors for English, History, Economics, Psychology and many more.
When should I start A-Level tutoring?+
Some students start early in Year 12 to settle into the step up; others join before mocks or in the run-up to the summer exams.
Can a tutor help with predicted grades?+
A tutor can help you improve your work in class and in mock exams, which teachers often consider when predicting grades.
Are lessons online?+
Yes. All lessons are online and one-on-one.
Do you help with exam technique?+
Yes. Tutors cover how mark schemes work, how to structure answers and how to manage time in the exam.
Can I try a lesson first?+
Many tutors offer a free trial lesson so you can check they're the right fit.

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