Math Wizard

Stuck on Maths? That Is What Math Wizard Is For.

GCSE, A Level, National 5 and Higher – private maths tuition online anywhere in the UK, or in person in 17 cities. Maths, and nothing else.

Trial lessons are 50% off the normal rate.

Math tutor sitting with a teenage student at a desk, going through worked maths problems together with a whiteboard of geometry and algebra formulas behind them
First lesson half price, no contract
Prices published openly – no quote-on-request
Every worksheet free, no sign-up
You know who your tutor is before lesson one

Math Wizard is a maths-only tutoring service covering the whole United Kingdom: GCSE and A Level in England and Wales, SQA National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher in Scotland, and CCEA GCSE in Northern Ireland, alongside IGCSE, IB Mathematics and first-year university maths. Every tutor teaches maths and no other subject. 1-to-1 tuition costs £60–£80 per hour and small group classes £40 per student per hour, for groups of five or six, online anywhere in the UK or in person in 17 cities.

What Math Wizard Teaches

Maths only – no other subjects – so every lesson goes deeper into exactly the specification a student is sitting, on their own exam board.

GCSE Maths

AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR and WJEC Eduqas, Foundation and Higher tier. The boards differ in ways that cost marks – OCR’s non-calculator paper is Paper 2, not Paper 1 – so lessons follow the board a student is actually entered for.

A Level and Further Maths

AQA, Pearson Edexcel and OCR – Pure, Mechanics and Statistics – plus A Level Further Maths for students taking both.

Scottish qualifications

SQA National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher Maths. Scotland does not sit GCSE or A Level, and these are taught as the SQA courses they are, not an English syllabus renamed.

Northern Ireland

CCEA GCSE and A Level Maths, on the CCEA specification.

International qualifications

IGCSE Maths (Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge International) and IB Mathematics – all four courses, Analysis and Approaches and Applications and Interpretation, at both Higher and Standard Level, including Internal Assessment support.

University-level maths

First-year undergraduate calculus, linear algebra and analysis, and maths for students on engineering, economics and science courses.

See how we teach before you pay for anything

Every worksheet on this site is free and open – full worked solutions, the mistakes students actually make, and a printable answer key. No account, no email address, nothing to unlock.

Four Reasons Bright Students Lose Marks in Maths

Almost every student who arrives here is losing marks for one of these reasons, and almost none of them is “not good at maths”.

They guess their way to the answer

Trial and error gets a student through homework and falls apart in an exam. Every step in maths needs a reason behind it – and a student who can say why they did something can do it again on a question they have never seen.

They have never seen enough real papers

A student needs to have done enough genuine past papers to know what the exam actually looks like – and enough of them marked properly that their grade can be predicted rather than hoped for.

They are aiming at a grade boundary

Boundaries move every year. Target a percentage instead, with enough margin above the grade you want, and the grade is still there even in a year the boundaries rise.

They are being taught the wrong exam

A tutor who teaches “GCSE” generically will miss that OCR’s non-calculator paper is Paper 2, or that a Scottish student is sitting Higher and not A Level at all. Marks are lost on the format long before the maths.

Recognise your child in any of those?

That is what the first lesson is for - finding which of these it actually is, before anyone talks about a schedule. It is half price, and there is nothing to commit to afterwards.

Trial lessons are 50% off the normal rate.

In-Person Maths Tutors in 17 UK Cities

A tutor who comes to the student’s own desk – and the same lessons online everywhere else in the UK, at the same price.

What an in-person lesson looks like. Everything is worked through on iPad, exactly as it would be online, and whatever is written during the session is sent to the student afterwards. Sessions are an hour, and a parent doesn’t need to be in the room.

The honest difference from online. Being in the room means more control over what a student is actually doing during the lesson. That is the real advantage of an in-person visit – not any change in how the maths itself gets taught.

The right qualification for where you live. A student in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen or Dundee is taught National 5, Higher or Advanced Higher. A student in Cardiff or Swansea is taught the WJEC Eduqas specification. A student in Belfast is taught CCEA. It matters, and it is not a detail every national tutoring service gets right.

Scheduling that moves with real life. Day and time can change at a parent’s request rather than being locked to a fixed weekly slot, with 12 hours’ notice to reschedule. Frequency naturally increases before exams and eases off over the school holidays.

In-person lessons are available in:

  • • London
  • • Glasgow
  • • Manchester
  • • Birmingham
  • • Liverpool
  • • Cardiff
  • • Leeds
  • • Sheffield
  • • Bristol
  • • Aberdeen
  • • Belfast
  • • Newcastle
  • • Leicester
  • • Warrington
  • • Edinburgh
  • • Dundee
  • • Swansea

Online lessons are available anywhere in the UK.

Free Maths Worksheets and Practice Questions

Every worksheet includes worked solutions, the mistakes students actually make, and a printable PDF with the full answer key. No sign-up required.

GCSE

AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR, WJEC Eduqas

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National 5

SQA - sat in S4 in Scotland

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Higher

SQA - sat in S5 or S6 in Scotland

Worksheets added soon.

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Advanced Higher

SQA - the hardest Scottish maths course

Worksheets added soon.

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A Level

AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR - Pure, Mechanics, Statistics

Worksheets added soon.

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Further Maths

Taken alongside A Level Maths

Worksheets added soon.

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IGCSE

Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge International

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CCEA GCSE

CCEA - sat in Northern Ireland

Worksheets added soon.

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IB

AA HL, AA SL, AI HL, AI SL

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University

Calculus, linear algebra, analysis

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Why Parents Choose Math Wizard

Maths only. Most agencies will find you a tutor for eleven subjects. I teach one, and so does everyone I work with. That is the difference between knowing the answer and knowing which specific step a student is getting wrong, and why they keep getting it wrong.

Every UK exam system, taught properly. National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher for Scotland; CCEA for Northern Ireland; WJEC Eduqas for Wales; AQA, Edexcel and OCR for England. A national service that only really knows the English boards is a problem for about a fifth of the country.

The prices are on the website. £60–£80 for 1-to-1 and £40 per student in a group, published openly rather than quoted privately after a phone call. You can compare before you speak to anyone.

The worksheets are ours, and they are free. Every question on this site is written to the specification your child is actually sitting, not lifted from an exam board. Every student gets the library, and you can see exactly which topics have been covered and where the gaps still are – not a monthly email saying progress is good.

Who teaches your lessons

A maths specialist – someone who teaches maths and no other subject, works from the same worksheets you can read on this site, and follows the same method with every student.

You are told exactly who your tutor is before the first lesson, never after. That lesson is half price, with no contract, so if the match is not right you have lost one half-price hour and nothing else.

How Math Wizard Teaches

Diagnostic first. Every student starts with a short diagnostic to find their real level, and whether the gap is conceptual, exam technique, or confidence.

A plan built around them. Each plan follows the student's own syllabus, goals and timeline, broken into milestones that are actually achievable.

Concepts before complexity. Foundations are secured before moving on to harder problems, so nothing is built on a shaky base.

Solve first, review together. Students attempt questions on their own first; mistakes are then worked through together, so they learn to think a problem through rather than just copy a method.

Adaptive to how each student learns. Teaching adapts to the student, including support for ADHD, autism and other learning differences.

Fully digital lessons. Explanations are worked through on iPad, with digital notes shared after every session. Online lessons run over Zoom or Google Meet; in-person lessons work exactly the same way.

Parents kept in the loop. Progress updates are shared with parents regularly, not just at report card time.

Results

95%

of IB Mathematics students scored a 6 or 7 in their final exams

90%

of GCSE students improved by at least two grade levels within a single term

14

years teaching maths, across the British, IB and American curricula

Math Wizard is new in the UK, so there are no reviews on this page yet – and we would rather show none than borrow someone else’s.

Judge the teaching instead: every worksheet on this site is free, with full worked solutions, and the first lesson is half price.

Want results like these?

Book a trial lesson at half price and see how it works before committing to anything more.

Trial lessons are 50% off the normal rate.

Maths Tuition Fees

1-to-1 maths tuition costs £60–£80 per hour. Small group classes are £40 per student per hour, for groups of five or six. The same price applies online and in person.

1-to-1, in person or online £60–£80 per hour
Small group (5–6 students) £40 per student per hour
Trial lesson 50% off the normal rate

The rate depends on level – A Level and Advanced Higher sit at the upper end. There is no registration fee, no minimum package, and no charge for the worksheets or materials.

Most UK tutoring agencies quote you privately. Ours are above.

How It Works

  1. 1

    Get in touch. WhatsApp or the form below. Tell us the exam board, the year group, and what is going wrong.

  2. 2

    Trial lesson. We find out where the actual gaps are, which is rarely where the school thinks they are.

  3. 3

    Weekly sessions. Built around those gaps, with worksheets between lessons so the practice keeps going.

How This Compares

Four things worth checking on any tutoring website you are looking at, including this one.

  Math Wizard A typical tutoring agency
Price Published on the site Quoted after an enquiry
Subjects Maths only Whatever the available tutor teaches
Scottish and NI qualifications National 5, Higher, Advanced Higher, CCEA taught as their own courses Often the English syllabus with the names changed
Materials Our own worksheets, with worked solutions, free to anyone Behind a login, or charged for
Commitment Half-price first lesson, no contract, no minimum package Prepaid blocks of lessons

“A typical tutoring agency” describes the common pattern across UK tutoring websites, not any named company.

Frequently Asked Questions

Math Wizard charges £60 to £80 per hour for 1-to-1 maths tuition, and £40 per student per hour for small groups of five or six. Across the wider UK market, online maths tuition averages around £34 an hour at GCSE and £42 at A Level - rates well below that usually mean a general tutor rather than a maths specialist.
Yes. Online lessons run anywhere in the UK at the same price as in person, worked through on iPad with shared digital notes over Zoom or Google Meet, and whatever is written during the lesson is sent to the student afterwards.
In-person lessons run in London; Glasgow; Manchester; Birmingham; Liverpool; Cardiff; Leeds; Sheffield; Bristol; Aberdeen; Belfast; Newcastle; Leicester; Warrington; Edinburgh; Dundee; and Swansea. Online lessons are available anywhere in the UK.
GCSE and IGCSE Maths (AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR, WJEC Eduqas and Cambridge International), A Level Maths and Further Maths, SQA National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher Maths, CCEA GCSE Maths for Northern Ireland, IB Mathematics, and first-year university maths.
Yes - National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher, all three SQA courses. Scotland does not sit GCSE or A Level, so Scottish students get a tutor who teaches the SQA course itself rather than an English syllabus with the names changed.
Yes. Small groups of five or six students at £40 per student per hour. Groups work best when students are on the same exam board and roughly the same level, and the Education Endowment Foundation is clear that small-group tuition loses effectiveness above about six or seven students.
Yes. Every worksheet on the site is free to view and download, with full worked solutions and answer keys. No account needed and no email address required.
Yes, and trial lessons are 50% off the normal rate. Message on WhatsApp or use the form at the bottom of this page, and say which exam board, which year group, and what is going wrong.

Start with one lesson, at half price

No contract, no minimum package, and no obligation afterwards. Tell us the exam board, the year group, and what is going wrong – we will tell you honestly whether we can help.

Book a Trial Lesson

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