ONLINE KS3 & GCSE TUTORING · YEARS 7–11
Understand more. Feel more confident. Make measurable progress.
Personalised online tutoring in maths, English and GCSE business. Clear explanations, purposeful practice and a plan parents can understand.
A lesson with purpose
Understand → practise → explain
1. Start with a focused check
2. Work through one clear example
3. Try independently and explain why
4. Agree the next small step
Illustrative lesson structure; each plan is adapted to the learner.
Concepts first. Progress made visible.
Support that meets the learner where they are.
A clear starting point
Discuss current work and learning needs before agreeing priorities.
Practice with feedback
Work on the next achievable step, then check understanding independently.
Parents kept informed
Review specific skills, independent work and next steps—not promises of a grade.
Choose the right stage of support.
KS3 Foundations
Years 7–9. Build secure foundations, identify gaps and become more confident explaining a method.
GCSE Progress
Years 10–11. Follow a structured plan with targeted practice, useful feedback and regular review.
GCSE Intensive
Year 11. Prioritise the topics and exam habits that need attention before the next assessment.
Subjects, taught with clarity.
GCSE Maths
Support matched to the school course, current work and the learner’s priorities.
KS3 Maths
Support matched to the school course, current work and the learner’s priorities.
GCSE English Language
Support matched to the school course, current work and the learner’s priorities.
GCSE English Literature
Support matched to the school course, current work and the learner’s priorities.
GCSE Business
Support matched to the school course, current work and the learner’s priorities.
A thoughtful approach to learning.
Led by Thompson I., Verity Learning brings together concept-first teaching, structured practice and practical feedback. Technology can support a lesson; the tutor’s judgement and the student’s understanding remain central.
Start with useful, free study resources.
GCSE maths checklist
Identify secure topics, topics needing practice and questions to take to school.
Choosing a tutor
Questions about course fit, checks, feedback and pricing.
Responding to mock results
Turn a result into a small set of manageable actions.
Before you get started
Will you guarantee a grade?
No. Progress depends on starting points, attendance, independent practice and the school course. We agree specific learning goals and review evidence.
What happens after my enquiry?
Your enquiry is saved privately for review. We discuss suitability and availability, explain the proposed fee and confirm arrangements before tutoring starts.
Which exam boards do you support?
Tell us the board, specification and any set texts. We confirm the right tutor and course fit before accepting a booking.
A clearer next step
Let’s talk about your child’s learning.
Share the year group, subject and what feels difficult. We’ll discuss suitability, availability and a practical starting point before you commit.