Maths Tutors in Scotland

1. Yes, absolutely! Tutors can assist with preparation for CfE assessments, National Qualifications (NQs), and other maths exams, including National 4/5 Maths, Higher Maths and Advanced Higher Maths
2. Focused Practice: They can provide practice exams, strategies, and targeted instruction to help your child succeed.

1. Create a Study Space: Set up a quiet, distraction-free area dedicated to studying.
2. Stay Informed: Keep in regular contact with the tutor to discuss your child’s progress and address any concerns.
3. Encourage Practice: Make sure your child completes any assignments or practice tasks given by the tutor.

Highly Qualified: All our maths tutors have exceptional teaching/tutoring/coaching backgrounds, who are either hold Master/Honours degrees in their subject or in some cases PhDs. Some of our tutors are also qualified teachers teaching in Scottish School, in their chosen subject. At Central Tutors, we pride ourselves in having the best tutors to teach our students.

Central Tutors is one of the most reputable tutoring agencies in Scotland, having served hundreds of students over the past 5-10 years. Our reviews on Trustpilot, Google Business, and Facebook highlight our commitment to providing outstanding service. If you’re ever dissatisfied with a session, we offer a full refund for the lesson. This year, in August 2024, 97% of our students passed their exams, with approximately 70% of them obtaining either a grade A or B across the levels National 5, Higher, and Advanced Higher.

Depends on your needs and requirements: The frequency of sessions depends on your child’s specific needs, goals, and schedule. Many students benefit from 1-2 sessions per week, but this can be adjusted based on progress and needs. A decision can be made between you and the tutor on how frequent the lessons are.

Cancelling lessons is very easy: You will have contact details for the tutor undertaking the lesson. Any arranged lessons should be cancelled and communicated with the tutor, within 24 hours of any planned lessons, if possible. For more details about our cancellation policy please refer to our website the website.

1. Just as Effective: Online maths tutoring can be just as effective as in-person sessions, especially with the use of interactive tools and resources.
2. Convenience: Online tutoring offers flexibility and convenience, reducing travel time and providing access to a wider range of tutors.

• Communicate: Talk to the tutor to understand what might be causing the reasons why progression with your child/you haven’t been made. Communication is really important to ensure that students have a great experience and the issues/problems the students are facing with their course/exam work are properly explained clearly to them. Improvement can take time. Set short-term and long-term goals to track progress. Using the acronym SMART—Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Time-bound—is a highly effective approach to goal setting.
• Evaluate Fit: Ensure that the tutor’s teaching style matches your child’s learning style. It is possible to arrange to have another tutor to see if there is a better match between the student and tutor.
• Set Goals: Improvement in maths can take time; set both short-term and long-term goals to track progress.

The cost can vary depending on the maths tutor’s qualifications and subject expertise. The costs of hiring a private maths tutor range anywhere from £20 to £50 per hour, however, 30-minute and 45-minute lesson can also be booked.

1. Relevant degree: All our maths tutors have at a degree/studying for a degree in maths or related subject such as engineering. Some of our tutors are qualified to PhD level and other are qualified teachers in Scottish Schools.
2. Experience with CfE: Experience teaching or tutoring within the Scottish education system and familiarity with the CfE is important.
3. Strong interpersonal skills: Good communication skills, patience, and the ability to explain maths concepts clearly. Putting the student first and ensuring that they are comfortable in the environment with the tutor.

1. Initial Assessment: Sessions typically start with an assessment to identify your child’s current understanding and pinpoint any gaps in their maths knowledge.
2. Tailored Lessons: Lessons are customised to meet your child’s specific needs and align with CfE requirements.
3. Interactive Learning: Expect a mix of teaching, practice, and feedback, using resources aligned with the CfE maths curriculum.
4. Regular Updates: Tutors provide regular updates on your child’s progress and highlight areas that need more attention.