Qualified tutors for every subject, including the specialist ones.
Schools and parents tell us what they need, from maths and English to robotics, coding and digital technology, or getting ready for an exam. We match tutors whose qualifications and skills we’ve checked.
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Robotics, Coding · 5 years
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The skills that are hardest to find
Specialist subjects need tutors who have actually done the work. We look for that experience, then check it.
Robotics
Building and programming robots, from LEGO and Arduino kits to competition teams and school STEM clubs.
Coding
Scratch for younger learners, then Python, JavaScript and web development, taught by people who build things.
Digital technology
Digital literacy, ICT and the everyday tools pupils need, plus support for teachers bringing tech into class.
And every core subject
- Mathematics
- Further Mathematics
- English Language
- Literature
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Biology
- Economics
- Computer Science
- French and other languages
- Early years and phonics
- Special educational needs
Ready for every exam
From entrance exams to university admissions at home and abroad. Tell us the exam and the date, and we’ll find a tutor who has prepared students for it.
Nigerian school exams
Common Entrance
Entry into federal, state and private secondary schools.
Primary 5–6
BECE
Basic Education Certificate Exam, the step into senior secondary.
JSS3
WAEC
West African Senior School Certificate (WASSCE).
SS3
NECO
National Examinations Council senior school certificate.
SS3
JAMB (UTME)
The admission exam for Nigerian universities and polytechnics.
SS3 and leavers
British and international curricula
Checkpoint
Cambridge Checkpoint tests in English, maths and science.
Stages 6 and 9
IGCSE
Cambridge and Edexcel international GCSEs.
Ages 14–16
GCSE
UK GCSEs with AQA, Edexcel and other boards.
Years 10–11
IB
International Baccalaureate Diploma, including the extended essay.
Ages 16–19
Study abroad and admissions
IELTS
English test for study, work and visas in the UK, Canada, Australia and more.
Secondary school and adults
TOEFL
English test most US universities ask for.
Secondary school and adults
PTE
Pearson’s computer-based English test, accepted for study and visas.
Secondary school and adults
SAT
College admission test for US universities.
SS2–SS3
ACT
The other US college admission test, with a science section.
SS2–SS3
GRE
Graduate school admission for master’s and PhD programmes.
Graduates
GMAT
Business school admission, including MBAs.
Graduates
TEF and DELF
French language exams for study, work and Canadian immigration.
Secondary school and adults
For tutors: real work that matches your skills
If you can teach robotics on a Saturday or get a class through WAEC, schools and families are looking for you.
Become a tutorMatched to what you teach
We put you forward for requests that fit your subjects, skills, location and hours. No chasing listings.
Well-paid opportunities
Specialist and exam skills are in demand. We match you with schools and families looking for exactly what you offer.
Verified once, recommended often
Pass our checks once and your profile works for you on every new request that fits.
How it works
For schools and parents
- Tell us what you needSubject, level or exam, town and the times that suit you. About three minutes.
- We find tutors who fitOur team checks each tutor’s skills against your request, not just a keyword search.
- You choose, then meetYou see recommended tutors. Contact details are shared once the tutor agrees.
For tutors
- Build your profileStart from your CV or type it in. Subjects, specialist skills and when you’re free.
- Take a short testA quick online check of your teaching knowledge.
- Get matched to real workOnce verified, we put you forward for roles that fit what you teach.
What “qualified” means here
No tutor directory and no cold messages. People only meet when it’s a good fit for both.
A person reads every profile
Qualifications and experience are reviewed by our team, not just collected.
A short verification test
Tutors show their teaching knowledge before they can be recommended.
Details stay private
Families don’t browse tutors. Contact details are shared only when both sides agree.