FAQ
Welcome to our Frequently Asked Questions page, designed to assist parents exploring private group tutoring options for their children preparing for their GCSEs. We understand that choosing the right educational support is a crucial decision, and our goal is to provide clear, concise information about our services. Here, you'll find answers to common queries about our tutoring sessions, including group sizes, subject offerings, tutor qualifications, scheduling, and more. We hope this resource helps you make an informed decision to enhance your child's educational journey.
Do all of the teachers have DBS clearance?
How do we pay for the courses?
What if we miss a lesson?
Where will the lessons take place?
Which exam boards do you teach?
How do you give feedback?
Are the teachers qualified?
What will my child need to bring with them?
How many students are in each class?
Do you offer one-to-one tuition?
My child does not attend school. Can they sit an exam at your centre?
Every member of staff has had an enhanced DBS disclosure. They have all been selected via a safer recruitment policy.
The courses can be paid via the booking system on our website. Courses can also be paid by bank transfer.
The resources for the lesson will be available for you to download.
The lessons will take place at Telford Tuition Centre, The Business & Development Centre, Stafford Park. TF3 3BA
We will deliver all of the essential information and we will address the demands of each exam board depending on the students in the class and the school that they attend.
Every week parents will receive a brief report on the work that was covered and the progress that is being made.
All of our teaching staff are qualified in their subject – having studied the subject at degree level. Our current teachers are fully qualified and Department of Education registered. Some have been examiners in their area of expertise. Some have held senior positions in secondary schools for many years.
A workbook will be provided for each student. Pens are available but students can bring their own stationery items and of course any texts that they are studying. There will be a recommended text list. Please be aware that your child’s school might also have a recommended text list.
Class sizes will vary from 6 to 15, it really depends on current demand. Students who prefer to have a smaller class size will be directed to the smallest group.
We offer one-to-one tuition for students who suffer from severe anxiety, medical conditions or who are neurodivergent. These places are filled very quickly so please apply as early as possible.
We plan to have our exam centre open for next summer’s GCSE examinations.