Yes, our tutors teach GCSE and A Level Mathematics, A Level Further Mathematics, and Statistics as a standalone subject, so a student can build a coherent programme across all three where needed.
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One-to-one tutoring support in Maths, Further Maths and Statistics for every stage of school, from the 11+ entrance exam through to A Level and university entrance tests. Led by tutors who are DBS-certified and trusted by families across the UK.
One to one maths tutor support in Maths, Further Maths and Statistics for every stage of school, from the 11+ entrance exam through to A Level and university entrance tests. Led by tutors who are DBS-certified and trusted by families across the UK.
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Mathematics, Further Mathematics and Statistics
We cover Mathematics, Further Mathematics and Statistics across every major specification, including Edexcel, AQA, OCR, WJEC, and Cambridge, and we teach online maths tutoring both for exam preparation and for the steady, ongoing support that keeps a student's numeracy moving forward between exam years.
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Maths tutoring that meets your child where they are
Every student learns differently. Some need to rebuild the basics. Others need help turning good knowledge into exam marks. And some simply need the challenge to go further.
Our Maths tutors start by understanding where your child is now, where they want to get to and what is holding them back. From there, lessons are tailored around their needs, curriculum and goals.
Whether they're preparing for an entrance exam, working towards a GCSE grade or tackling advanced Maths, we focus on building understanding, confidence and measurable progress.
One-to-one Maths tutoring for every stage
From building strong foundations to preparing for the most demanding Maths exams, our tutors support students throughout their academic journey.
11 Plus Maths
Most 11+ maths papers test numerical reasoning, how quickly and accurately a child can apply arithmetic to a problem they have never seen before, under real time pressure. Depending on the school, papers are set by GL Assessment or a CEM style provider, used by a growing number of independent schools that combine maths, verbal and non-verbal reasoning.
Our 11 plus maths tutor builds fluency first, from times tables to twelve, confident movement between fractions, decimals and percentages, ratio, sequences, and word problems that involve speed and distance, unit conversion, and simple probability.
How we help you succeed
Build speed and accuracy with confidence
Tackle unfamiliar questions with clear strategies
Learn to spot patterns and solve problems efficiently
Practise working accurately under time pressure
Build confidence for competitive entrance exams
Inside the lesson
Most students sitting 13+ maths take the Common Entrance examination in the summer of Year 8, set to a shared syllabus but marked against the entry requirements of the specific senior school a child is joining. Common Entrance papers are tiered, typically Levels 1 to 3, and a prep school will usually decide which level a student sits on based on their progress through Year 7 and 8.
Content builds directly on KS3 foundations, number, algebra, ratio and proportion, geometry and mensuration, an introduction to statistics, alongside a dedicated mental arithmetic paper that tests calculator free calculation.
How we help you succeed
Move confidently beyond routine questions
Develop strategies for unfamiliar problems
Strengthen logical and mathematical reasoning
Build speed and accuracy for timed papers
Tackle challenging and scholarship-style questions
Prepare confidently for Common Entrance
Inside the lesson
Years 7 to 9 follow the Key Stage 3 National Curriculum, but in practice this is where the habits that decide GCSE success are formed. This is the stage where negative numbers, fraction operations, and the order of operations either become automatic or stay a source of careless errors for years afterwards. Left unaddressed, a shaky KS3 foundation is usually the real reason a capable student struggles with GCSE algebra.
We consolidate arithmetic fluency, introduce formal algebra, expanding brackets, collecting like terms, solving linear equations, cover angle facts, area and perimeter, an early look at Pythagoras' theorem and basic trigonometry, and give students their first proper encounter with probability and statistics, averages, range and representing data.
How we help you succeed
Identify and close gaps before they hold you back
Build strong foundations for GCSE
Understand the thinking behind each method
Approach multi-step problems with confidence
Develop independent problem-solving habits
Build accuracy and confidence early
Inside the lesson
All three major boards, Edexcel, AQA and OCR, alongside WJEC and Eduqas in Wales, examine broadly the same content: number, algebra, ratio and proportion, geometry and measures, probability and statistics. Where they differ is in how a question is phrased.
Our GCSE maths tutoring covers full syllabus content mapped to the correct tier, honest guidance on which tier gives a student their best realistic outcome, and, just as importantly, exam technique: showing method clearly enough to pick up partial credit, managing multi mark problem solving questions, and building calculator fluency for statistics and standard form work. Our GCSE maths tutor also supports resit students, usually needing a tightly focused programme on specific gaps rather than a full repeat of Year 10 and 11.
How we help you succeed
Identify and close gaps in understanding
Apply knowledge confidently to unfamiliar questions
Develop clear and methodical working
Improve accuracy and reduce avoidable mistakes
Build effective exam technique and time management
Turn knowledge into marks under pressure
Inside the lesson
A Level Mathematics, whether Edexcel, AQA, or OCR, combines Pure Maths, algebra, trigonometric identities, differentiation and integration, sequences and series, vectors and numerical methods, with an applied strand in Mechanics and Statistics. Further Mathematics, taken alongside the single A Level, adds complex numbers, matrices, further calculus, and a choice of further mechanics, further statistics or discrete maths.
Across every route, the challenge is the same: A Level asks for sustained, multi-step argument in a way GCSE rarely does, and we help students with that through clear explanation, structuring, and practicing which involves past papers too.
How we help you succeed
Develop deeper understanding beyond memorised methods
Make connections across different areas of Maths
Tackle complex problems more independently
Strengthen rigorous mathematical reasoning
Apply concepts confidently to unfamiliar questions
Prepare strategically for challenging exam papers
Inside the lesson
STEP, the Sixth Term Examination Paper, is required by Cambridge for Mathematics and by Warwick for some offers, given after the main A Level exams. The MAT, the Mathematics Admissions Test, is required for Oxford Mathematics, Computer Science and joint schools. Moreover, the TMUA, the Test of Mathematics for University Admission, is used by a growing group of universities including Warwick, Bath and Lancaster, for maths, economics and related courses, and tests mathematical thinking.
How we help you succeed
Develop rigorous mathematical thinking and proof
Tackle unfamiliar problems independently
Build confidence with advanced problem-solving
Communicate complex mathematical ideas clearly
Develop the reasoning needed for competitive admissions
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Transition confidently to university-level Maths
Your child isn't taught Maths like everyone else
We don't follow a one-size-fits-all lesson plan. Before lessons begin, we learn about your child's:
Current level
What they already understand and where gaps may have developed.
Learning goals
Whether they're aiming for a specific grade, preparing for an exam or simply looking to feel more confident.
Curriculum
Their exam board, specification and upcoming assessments.
Learning style
What helps them understand, engage and retain what they're learning.
We then use this to match them with a tutor who is the right fit.
The right tutor can change how a student feels about Maths
From building confidence with the basics to tackling advanced exam questions, our tutors help students make progress they can feel. 80% of our Maths students have gone on to achieve an A or B grades after 10+ hours of online tutoring with us.
“Our tutor is very positive, engaging and patient. Her style allows both tutor and pupil to work through a problem together, which helps the method stick rather than just the answer.”
Jay
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Parent
"STEP is nothing like anything you've done before, and no amount of A Level revision on its own prepares you for it. My tutor worked through past papers with me every week, to talk through why an approach worked or didn't, which is exactly what the exam is actually testing. I walked into the real exam knowing how to think through a problem I hadn't seen before”
Isla
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Student
“Algebra finally clicked once our tutor showed my son how to check his own working. His confidence going into the exam was completely different this year.”
Melisa
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Parent
“Our daughter needed a calm, patient tutor for the 11+ maths paper. She got exactly that, and a place at her first choice school.”
Max
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Parent
“He explained the method behind every question, not just how to get through the one in front of me. That is the part I still use now.”
Dan
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Student
“We started with one lesson a week and moved to two once we saw the difference. The lessons are well prepared and my son is learning from a tutor who knows the specification properly.”
Maira
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Parent
"I went into Year 12 thinking I could coast on the same methods that got me through GCSE, and Pure Maths made it very clear I couldn't. My tutor didn't just reteach the content, he showed me how to actually read a question and work out what it was asking. By the time my mocks came round, differentiation and trigonometry identities stopped being the topics I dreaded and became the ones I got right first."
Amara
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Student
A highly selective network of professional Maths tutors
At Eximus Education, only the top 2% of tutor applicants are accepted. Many of our tutors have been with us for years, allowing us to understand their teaching style, subject expertise and approach through long-term collaboration rather than simply reviewing applications. Collectively, they have delivered more than 20,000 hours of tuition to students across England and Wales.
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Ready to see the difference in your child’s confidence?
Thousands of families across the UK trust Eximus Education to help their children succeed in maths. With 97% five-star reviews and 80% of students achieving an A or B grade after 10 or more hours of tutoring, we'll match your child with an experienced maths tutor who understands their exam board, curriculum and learning style, all starting with a free trial lesson.
What we build alongside the syllabus
Topics change from term to term. These are the underlying skills that carry a student from one topic, and one year group, to the next.
Problem solving
Breaking an unfamiliar, multi step question into smaller, recognisable pieces rather than searching for a formula to copy.
Algebraic fluency
Manipulating expressions and equations accurately and quickly, the single biggest predictor of GCSE and A Level success.
Exam technique
Reading command words correctly, showing working for method marks, and managing time across a calculator or non calculator paper.
Statistical literacy
Reading data critically, choosing the right test or measure, and interpreting a result rather than just calculating one.
Mechanics and modelling
Translating a real world situation, forces, motion, projectiles, into an equation that can actually be solved.
Number sense
Estimating, checking an answer is roughly sensible, and working confidently without reaching for a calculator.
How online tuition with Eximus Education works
From your first enquiry to your child's first lesson, we make the process straightforward and personal. Every step is designed to ensure your child is matched with the right tutor and feels confident from the very beginning.
Step 1: Tell us about your child
Complete a short enquiry form and we'll arrange a friendly consultation to learn more about your child's current level, academic goals and the areas where they'd benefit most from support. The better we understand their needs, the better we can help.
Step 2: We'll match the right tutor
Using everything you've shared, we'll carefully match your child with a tutor whose subject expertise, teaching style and experience are the right fit. Before lessons begin, we'll share their profile so you know exactly who your child will be learning with.
Step 3: Experience a free trial lesson
Every family begins with a free 30-minute trial lesson with their matched tutor. It's an opportunity to see how the lessons feel before making any commitment. If it doesn't feel like the right fit, we'll happily arrange a second free trial lesson at no additional cost.
Step 4: Begin the learning journey
Once you're happy with the match, regular lessons begin at a schedule that suits your family. There are no long-term contracts or minimum commitments, just personalised tuition, flexible scheduling and regular updates to keep you informed every step of the way.
We teach the thinking behind the Maths
Knowing a formula is one thing. Knowing when to use it, why it works and how to apply it under pressure is what makes the difference. Our tutors focus on the thinking behind each method, so students become confident problem-solvers rather than formula-recallers.
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Pythagoras’ Theorem
It’s not just knowing the formula
A student might know
a² + b² = c²
But can they recognise when to use it?
Our tutors help students identify the hypotenuse, work out which information matters and choose the right approach before they start calculating.
The goal: Recognise the method → apply it correctly → check the answer.
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Quadratics
It’s not just getting the answer
Substitute carefully
Work through each step
Simplify with confidence
Students often know the formula but lose marks through small errors when substituting values or simplifying.
We break the process into clear steps, helping students build a reliable method they can follow even under exam pressure.
The goal: Set up the problem correctly → work accurately → avoid avoidable mistakes.
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Sine Rule / Cosine Rule
The challenge is knowing which rule to use
When several formulas look possible, students can freeze or choose the wrong one.
Our tutors teach students to look at what information the question gives them first, then decide which method fits.
The goal. Read the question → identify what’s given → choose the right method.
It's not about memorising.
It's about understanding.
It's about understanding.
Stronger understanding
Learn the why,
not just the what
Better Problem-solvers
Approach unfamiliar questions with confidence
Higher accuracy
Fewer mistakes,
more marks
More confidence
Calm, prepared and
ready for exams
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Frequently Asked Questions
Our maths tutors are familiar with Edexcel, AQA, OCR and WJEC at GCSE and A Level, along with Cambridge IGCSE and the International Baccalaureate Mathematics syllabus.
Yes, including arithmetic fluency, reasoning style questions and timed entrance papers for grammar school, independent school and Common Entrance requirements.
Yes, we support students preparing for STEP, the MAT, TMUA and equivalent admissions tests, alongside interview techniques for mathematics applicants.
Yes, many students studying psychology, economics, medicine or the social sciences need statistical methods support, and our tutors are experienced in teaching this alongside a specific degree course.
We regularly support resit students, usually working intensively over the summer or autumn term to close specific gaps rather than repeating an entire course.
Yes, our A Level tutors cover all three applied strands, Mechanics, Statistics and Pure Mathematics, matched to the specification a student is actually sitting.
Rates start from £26 per hour for GCSE and £28 per hour for A Level, making high impact tutoring accessible without compromising on tutor quality.
Yes, every new student is offered a free trial lesson so you can meet the tutor and see their teaching style before committing to a full course.