A-Level Maths Tutor Online
Proof, Mechanics, Statistics and the large data set — for Year 12, 13 and resits. AQA, OCR, Edexcel.
- Max 8 per group
- Marked in 7 days
- Monthly mock
- AQA · OCR · Edexcel
Matched to AQA, OCR and Edexcel
Every lesson follows your child's exact specification, split across the two years.
Year 12
Building the foundationsYear 13
Mocks, UCAS & examsWhat your child actually does
Live lessons end with timed exam questions, and homework comes back marked.
Taught by Dina, who got A* in A-Level Maths
Dina rebuilds the algebra and trigonometry foundations first, then layers on calculus, Mechanics and Statistics.
A-Level Maths is where the GCSE-to-A-Level jump hits hardest. The algebra that felt optional at GCSE is now assumed, and the applied modules — Mechanics and Statistics — need a completely different way of thinking. Dina, who achieved A* in A-Level Maths, rebuilds the foundations first: algebraic fluency, trigonometry, and the rules of indices and logs. Only then do we layer on differentiation, integration and the applied content.
Proof is a sticking point for many students — it asks for a precision GCSE never demanded. We teach the three proof methods (deduction, exhaustion and contradiction) with worked examples your child can mirror. For Mechanics we teach the modelling approach, and for Statistics the data-and-probability approach, so applied questions become predictable rather than a gamble. The large data set is covered explicitly for AQA and Edexcel.
- Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)
- PGCE
- Enhanced DBS checked
- A*A*A at A-Level
- Grade 9s at GCSE
- Neuroscience BSc, University of Birmingham
- 7+ years teaching
What a marked answer looks like
Homework is marked with written feedback within 7 days — not a tick, a clear note on the next mark.
Differentiate y = x²·ln(x) and find the gradient at x = 1. (A-Level Pure, 5 marks)
Using the product rule, dy/dx = 2x·ln(x) + x²·(1/x) = 2x·ln(x) + x. At x = 1, ln(1) = 0, so the gradient = 0.
Examiner notes
- ✓ Product rule applied correctly — 2/5 marks.
- ✓ Simplification to 2x·ln(x) + x is clean — 1/5.
- ✗ At x=1: 2(1)(0) + 1 = 1, not 0. Re-check the final substitution — last 2 marks lost.
Paper structure for AQA, OCR and Edexcel
Lessons use your child's exact board, so practice matches the real paper.
Two Pure papers plus one Mechanics & Statistics paper. Large data set (meteorological or transport data) is assumed knowledge.
Pure Core (two papers) and Mechanics & Statistics (one paper), with an optional major/minor combination on some specifications.
Pure Mathematics 1 and 2, plus one combined Mechanics & Statistics paper. Large data set (weather or population data) is examinable.
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A-Level Maths Tutor Online — parents ask
Small-group plans, qualified-teacher quality
Monthly plans, no contract — cancel anytime.
One Subject
16 hours of live lessons a month
- Max 8 students per group
- Marked homework weekly
- Monthly mock + parent report
Two Subjects
32 hours of live lessons a month · save £90
- Max 8 students per group
- Marked homework weekly
- Monthly mock + parent report
One-to-One
By arrangement
- Just your child
- Fully personalised pace
- Marked homework weekly
Mix and match any two subjects, e.g. A-Level Biology + Chemistry or GCSE Maths + Science. See full pricing.
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