How it works

Three simple stages, from your first booking to the feedback that follows. Pick a stage to see exactly what to expect.

Not sure yet? You can book a free, no-obligation consultation to chat through your child's needs before signing up.

Book your first session in minutes

No phone tag, no waiting for a reply. Create an account and have a session in the diary in a few minutes.

1

Create your account

Just your name and email to get started. You'll get a confirmation link, and once that's verified you're ready to book — there's no compulsory call or assessment to sit through first.

Name & email onlyEmail-verifiedNo upfront calls
Create-an-account form
2

Pick a time that actually suits you

Open the booking page, choose a date, then pick from the time slots on offer. You only ever see times when the tutor is genuinely free, so there is no back-and-forth to find a slot. Sessions run for an hour, with start times every half hour.

Live availability1-hour sessionsSee real free slots
Booking calendar with available time slots
3

Pay your way — or use credits

Choose which child the session is for, confirm the subject, and add a note for the tutor if you'd like. Then pay securely by card, or tap “Use session credit” if you've bought a bundle — credits work out cheaper and save re-entering card details each time. Your confirmation lands instantly.

Card or session creditsInstant confirmationReschedule up to 24h before
Booking confirmed

Session booked!

DateMonday, 22 June 2026
Time16:30 BST
SubjectGCSE Maths
Paid with1 session credit

A confirmation email is on its way.

Prefer a small-group setting? Browse Group Sessions for scheduled courses at a lower per-seat price.

What you'll need

Getting set up is simple — chances are you already have everything. Here's what helps your child get the most out of each session.

A microphone

Essential

So your child can talk things through with their tutor. Most laptops, tablets and phones already have one built in.

A screen

Essential

A phone screen works fine, but a laptop or desktop gives the best experience with the shared whiteboard and worksheets.

Pen & paper

Essential

Keep a pen and some paper handy for jotting down working and trying problems alongside the tutor.

A writing tablet

Nice to have

A graphics or writing tablet is ideal for writing maths straight onto the whiteboard — lovely to have, but not essential.

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