GCSE Mathematics tutors.
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Expert GCSE and IGCSE Maths tutors online. Foundation and Higher tier. AQA, Edexcel, OCR and Cambridge IGCSE (0580). Free 30-minute trial.
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Book my free trial session →See how it worksGCSE Mathematics is a crucial qualification — and for most students the difference between Grade 4 and Grade 7 comes down to systematic exam preparation, not intelligence. Our tutors know which topics carry the most marks and where students most commonly drop points.
Specifications we cover
- AQA GCSE Mathematics (Foundation and Higher)
- Edexcel GCSE Mathematics (Foundation and Higher)
- OCR GCSE Mathematics (J560)
- Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics (0580, Core and Extended)
- Cambridge IGCSE Additional Mathematics (0606)
- Edexcel IGCSE Mathematics (4MA1)
Topics covered
Number · Algebra · Ratio, proportion and rates of change · Geometry and measures · Probability · Statistics · Trigonometry · Pythagoras · Circle theorems · Vectors · Quadratics (Higher) · Functions (Higher)
Meet your tutors
Every tutor is vetted, degree-educated and rated after every session. First session is always free — no card required.
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Frequently asked questions
What grade can my child realistically achieve?
Students who come with Grade 4–5 and work consistently for 3–6 months typically reach Grade 7–9.
How often should sessions be?
Once a week minimum. Twice a week in the three months before exams for students targeting Grade 7+.
Do you cover non-calculator Paper 1?
Yes — Paper 1 requires specific non-calculator technique and mental maths skills we practice deliberately.
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