Question 1

How big are the groups?

Accepted Answer

Groups are kept small, with a maximum of 8 students, to ensure each student receives individual support and has the opportunity to ask questions.

Question 2

Can students ask questions during the lesson?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Students can ask questions using their microphone or the chat, depending on what they feel most comfortable with.

Question 3

Does my child need to have their camera on?

Accepted Answer

No. Cameras are optional. Students are encouraged to take part in a way that helps them feel confident and relaxed.

Question 4

Are lesson recordings available?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Lesson recordings are always available and shared for revision purposes or to support students who need to catch up.

Question 5

Is homework set?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Weekly homework is provided to help consolidate learning. Homework is optional but strongly recommended.

Question 6

How much do the lessons cost and how does payment work?

Accepted Answer

Each group lesson costs £15 per session.

Lessons are paid for in 4-week blocks, totalling £60 per block. This secures your child’s place in the group and supports consistent progress.

Question 7

Are lessons refundable if my child misses a session?

Accepted Answer

Lessons are non-refundable.

However, if a student misses a lesson for any reason, they will always have access to the lesson recording, allowing them to catch up on the content covered.

Question 8

How do I book a place?

Accepted Answer

Places are limited and must be booked in advance.

👉 Booking is available via Calendly using the link on this page.

Question 9

What happens if a group is full?

Accepted Answer

If a group is full, please get in touch to join the waiting list or to discuss alternative options.

Question 10

Is group tutoring suitable for anxious or quieter students?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our groups are designed to be calm, supportive, and encouraging. Students are never put on the spot, and many quieter students grow in confidence over time.

Question 11

How do I know which group is right for my child?

Accepted Answer

If you’re unsure whether your child should join Foundation or Higher, or which group would be the best fit, please contact us and we’ll be happy to advise.

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