
GCSE Maths (Years 10–11) is assessed at Foundation or Higher tier and graded 9–1.
You’ll sit three papers: one non-calculator and two calculator papers, each worth one-third of the total grade.
GCSE Maths tests understanding of core methods, reasoning (explaining why an approach works), and applied problem-solving in real-world contexts.
Fractions, ratios, percentages, standard form, error intervals
expressions, Equations, inequalities, sequences, quadratics, grahs
Angles, constructions, Pythagoras, trigonometrpy, area/volume
Data handling, averages, probability rules, and diagrams

We tailor every lesson to your exam board – AQA, Edexcel, or OCR, so your practice matches the real papers. We also show you how examiners give marks, including how to set out your working to earn method and how to earn accuracy marks.
LessonWise tutoring focuses on a clear understanding with simple explanations and step-by-step examples that stick. We build strong exam technique by teaching timing strategies, how to read command words, and how to set out working to secure method marks. This leads to stronger grades through systematic gap-filling and targeted practice.
Students gain calm confidence thanks to consistent routines and constructive feedback that reduce exam stress. Along the way, they develop independent study habits with smart revision methods and spaced practice for long-term retention.

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LessonWise supports all GCSE Maths learners – from students aiming for grades 7–9 and competitive sixth-form places to those working towards a secure pass. Our one-to-one online lessons build confidence with clear explanations, exam technique coaching, and regular feedback, while a personalised revision plan keeps work focused and organised.
We tailor our teaching to your exam board and tier (AQA, Edexcel, or OCR), using past papers to demonstrate how marks are awarded, and set targeted practice sessions to close gaps quickly.
For home-educated and fast-track students, we offer flexible scheduling, a tailored maths curriculum, and continuous progress tracking, ensuring momentum stays strong right up to exam day.


Below are some of the questions we are often asked. If your question isn't listed, feel free to get in touch!
Yes. We follow AQA, Edexcel and OCR specifications and use board-specific past papers, so everything feels familiar when exams come around.
Yes. We tailor lessons to AQA, Edexcel, or OCR at Foundation or Higher level, using board-specific past papers so that practice matches real formats and mark schemes.
A typical weekly 60-minute session is scheduled for each subject. Some students add a second session closer to mock exams or final exams to accelerate their progress.
A quick check‑in, focused teaching on priority topics, guided practice, and exam‑style questions. You leave with clear next steps and a short homework assignment to reinforce your learning.
Absolutely. We use past papers and specimen materials and give feedback tied to official mark schemes and examiner expectations.
Starting tutoring in Year 10 helps build a strong foundation for success. Many students start in Year 11, especially from January, for focused exam preparation. Short intensive tutoring sessions are effective before mock exams and finals.
Yes. Our virtual classroom features a shared whiteboard, file sharing, worked solutions, and simple scheduling — making it ideal for busy families.
Yes. From building a secure pass to pushing for grades 7–9, we personalise pace, goals, and support to each learner.
We monitor scores, identify patterns in mistakes, and adjust the tutoring plan on a weekly basis to ensure optimal progress. Parents receive regular updates with clear next steps.
Tutor prices at LessonWise depend on the tutor’s experience and qualifications, with three options to suit different needs and budgets.
Undergraduate tutors charge £30–£40 per hour; they have studied the subject at university and possess at least two years of tutoring experience.
Professional tutors charge £40–£55 per hour; they’re graduates who specialise in the subject with five or more years of private tutoring experience.Qualified teachers charge £55–£70 per hour; they hold a PGCE or QTS and have several years of experience in both classroom and online teaching.
The price you see is the total you pay — each hourly rate already includes our service fee for matching, safeguarding, the online classroom, and progress tracking.
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start a focused plan that builds skill, confidence, and exam‑day readiness.