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Years 10–11 · all exam boards

GCSE Science Tutors

Two grades, three sciences, and no clear picture of which one is slipping. Whatever brought you here, a one-to-one GCSE science tutor untangles Combined or Triple, closes the gaps, and builds the exam technique that turns understanding into marks.

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The short answer

A GCSE science tutor works one-to-one with your child on the exact course they sit, whether that's Combined Science or separate Biology, Chemistry and Physics, on any exam board. Lessons close knowledge gaps, make sense of the required practicals, and build the exam technique that turns understanding into marks, online and around school.

Sound familiar?

When science starts feeling unmanageable

Three sciences, one grade card

Combined Science means two grades across Biology, Chemistry and Physics, and it's rarely clear which science is dragging them down.

Required practicals feel like a mystery

The exam assumes they remember experiments from months ago. Those marks are there for the taking, with a method.

Physics maths is dragging the grade

Rearranging equations and converting units cost marks in a subject that isn't called maths.

Higher or Foundation for Combined?

The tier decision is looming and school can't give it one-to-one attention.

What tuition covers

Your child's pathway, your child's specification

Combined or Triple, one science or all three, with past-paper practice and mark-scheme habits from the first lesson, on the board your child actually sits.

Combined Science

two GCSE grades

Triple Science

three separate GCSEs

Autumn term

Foundations fixed

Gaps across Biology, Chemistry and Physics get closed before they cost marks.

Nov – Jan

Mocks

Mock papers become a progress check instead of a shock.

May – Jun

The real papers

Six papers across three sciences; timing and technique drilled on past questions.

BiologyChemistryPhysicsCombined Science AQAEdexcelOCRWJEC

Tutors set milestones backwards from those dates, so every week has a job. Mocks stop being a verdict and start being data.

How it works

From something’s wrong to a plan

Step 1

Tell us where it hurts

Click "Get a Tutor" and answer a few quick questions: board, Combined or Triple, and which science is slipping.

Step 2

We hand-pick the specialist

A vetted GCSE science tutor matched to your child's exam board, pathway and personality.

Step 3

Watch the confidence come back

Most parents see it before the grade moves.

A high school student concentrating during an online science lesson

Combined or Triple, one science or all three.

Only around 40% of our tutor profiles are public; tell us what you need and we search the whole pool.

Five-lesson promise

The risk is ours, not yours.

Our 5-Lesson Peace of Mind Guarantee

We know how important the right tutor match is. If it doesn't feel right, we'll find your child another tutor and you won't pay for that lesson. If you're not satisfied with their progress after five lessons, we'll refund every cent you paid for them.

Read our full guarantee

The right tutor can make all the difference, not only to your child's results, but also to their confidence, understanding and ability to tackle their schoolwork independently. For you, that means the reassurance of knowing your child is supported, making progress and moving in the right direction. That's the transformation we want your child to experience, and we're prepared to stand behind it.

First, your child's tutor should feel like the right fit. If your child doesn't feel comfortable, understood and excited to continue after their lesson, simply tell us. We'll find them a better-matched tutor, and you won't pay a cent for that lesson.

Once your child has found the right match, give us five lessons to help them make meaningful progress. If, after those five lessons, you're not satisfied with the change you're seeing, let us know and we'll refund every cent you paid for them.

Our 97% customer success rate gives us the confidence to make this promise. But if your child is among the 3% who don't get the results you hoped for, we wouldn't feel right keeping your money.

No awkward conversations. No hoops to jump through. The risk is ours, not yours.

Questions parents ask

How much does a GCSE science tutor cost?

Rates depend on tutor experience and lesson frequency; you'll see exact prices for matched tutors before committing to anything. There are no sign-up fees and no long contracts.

Do you cover Combined Science and Triple Science?

Yes. Combined (double award) or separate Biology, Chemistry and Physics: the tutor matches your child's pathway. Combined students sit all three sciences for two GCSE grades, so lessons target whichever science is pulling the average down; Triple students get subject-specialist depth in each separate GCSE. Either way, the tutor works from the exact specification and past papers for your child's course.

Which exam boards do you cover?

All major boards: AQA, Edexcel, OCR and WJEC. The tutor teaches your child's exact specification, including its required practicals, and uses its past papers.

Is online GCSE science tuition as good as in person?

For GCSE science, online one-to-one works exceptionally well: diagrams and equations on a shared whiteboard, past-paper marking in the lesson, no travel time, and a much wider tutor pool than any one town.

When should we start before the exams?

Earlier beats cramming: starting in the autumn term gives time to close gaps across Biology, Chemistry and Physics before mocks (November to January) and use mock results to target the May and June papers. That said, focused exam-technique blocks in spring still move marks.

How do I get started?

Click "Get a Tutor", answer a few questions about your child, and we'll match you. You talk to us before anything is booked.

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Give them their confidence back, across all three sciences.

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