A-Levels tutors
A-Level tutoring for Maths, Further Maths, Sciences and Economics, with past-paper practice.
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A-Levels tutors
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What is a-levels tutoring, and who is it for?
A-Level tutoring supports students in the two-year courses usually taken in Years 12 and 13 in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and by international students in many countries. Most students take three subjects, graded from A* to E, and the results are central to UK university applications. The jump from GCSE is significant: content is deeper, more independent study is expected, and exam questions reward precise, well-structured answers. An A-Level tutor helps students understand difficult topics, practice exam-board-specific questions, and develop the extended writing or multi-step problem solving their subject needs. Common tutoring subjects include Maths, Further Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Economics, Psychology, English Literature and History. Tutors can also help with coursework, the Extended Project Qualification and admissions tests linked to particular courses.
- Year 12 students finding the step up from GCSE hard
- Year 13 students targeting specific grades for university offers
- Students resitting A-Level exams
- International students taking A-Levels through international exam boards
- Students who need help with coursework or the EPQ
What a-levels tutors cover
Sciences and maths
- Maths and Further Maths: pure, mechanics and statistics
- Physics: mechanics, fields, electricity and practical skills
- Chemistry: physical, inorganic and organic
- Biology: biochemistry, genetics, physiology and ecology
Humanities and social sciences
- Economics essays and data response
- Psychology research methods and evaluation
- English Literature and History essays
Exam preparation
- Board-specific past papers and mark schemes
- Required practicals
- Coursework and non-exam assessment guidance
How much does a-levels tutoring cost in 2026?
A-Level rates depend on the subject, the exam board and the tutor's experience. Subjects such as Further Maths need specialist knowledge, and tutors who teach A-Level in schools or have examining experience often charge more. WantATutor takes no commission; the rate on the tutor's profile is what you pay.
How to choose a a-levels tutor
Name your exam board and current predicted grade when you contact a tutor. Look for someone who teaches the subject at A-Level regularly and uses past papers and mark schemes. For essay subjects, ask how they mark and return written work.
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