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Where We Teach

In person in 17 cities across all four nations of the UK, and online everywhere else – at the same price, on the qualification your part of the country actually sits.

Trial lessons are 50% off the normal rate.

Math Wizard teaches maths in person in seventeen UK cities – London, Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Leeds, Sheffield, Bristol, Newcastle, Leicester and Warrington in England; Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Dundee in Scotland; Cardiff and Swansea in Wales; and Belfast in Northern Ireland – and online anywhere in the UK at the same price. Because the exam system changes at each border, each city page covers only the qualifications that city’s students actually sit: GCSE and A Level in England and Wales, National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher in Scotland, and CCEA in Northern Ireland. Lessons are £60–£80 per hour one to one and £40 per student in groups of five or six, wherever you are.

Wales

GCSE Maths, A Level Maths – WJEC Eduqas, WJEC.

Northern Ireland

CCEA GCSE Maths, CCEA A Level Maths – CCEA.

Not On the List?

Online lessons are available anywhere in the UK, at the same price as in person, and they are not a lesser version – everything is worked through on iPad exactly as it would be in the room, with the notes sent to the student afterwards.

The one honest difference is that being physically present gives more control over what a student is actually doing during the lesson. For a self-motivated sixth-former that matters very little. For a distractible fourteen-year-old it can matter a lot.

More on how online tutoring actually works →

Wherever you are, start with one lesson

Half price, no contract, and an honest answer at the end of it about whether we can actually help.

Trial lessons are 50% off the normal rate.

Common Questions

In-person lessons run in 17 cities across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and online lessons are available anywhere in the UK at the same price. If your town is not on the list, online is the answer and it is not a lesser option - the lessons are worked through on iPad exactly as they are in person.
For the teaching itself, there is very little difference - the same iPad, the same worked solutions, the same notes sent afterwards. The honest advantage of being in the room is more control over what a student is actually doing during the lesson, which matters more for some students than others.
Yes, more than most national tutoring services acknowledge. Scotland sits National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher with Qualifications Scotland; Northern Ireland sits CCEA and grades A* to G including a C*; Wales uses WJEC Eduqas; England uses AQA, Edexcel and OCR. Each city page shows the qualifications actually sat there.
£60 to £80 per hour for 1-to-1 and £40 per student per hour in a group of five or six, the same price in person and online. The first lesson is half price, with no contract and no minimum package.