In Scotland, parents can check a tutor’s PVG (Protecting Vulnerable Groups) status through the following steps:

• Ask the Tutor Directly: Parents can request the tutor to provide evidence of their PVG status. A legitimate tutor should be willing to share this information.
• PVG Scheme Membership: Tutors should be registered with the PVG Scheme, which is managed by Disclosure Scotland. Parents can ask if the tutor is a member and can provide a copy of their PVG certificate.
• Contact Disclosure Scotland: Parents can also contact Disclosure Scotland for more information about the PVG Scheme and how it works. However, individuals cannot directly check another person’s PVG status due to privacy laws.
• Request a Certificate: If parents need formal verification, they may need to ask the tutor to apply for a new PVG certificate, which will show their current status.

It’s essential for parents to ensure that any tutor working with children has the necessary clearances to provide a safe learning environment.

Yes, you can change or cancel a session up to 24 hours in advance without any penalty. Please refer to our cancellation policy for more details Privacy Policy

After booking, you will receive a link to join the session via video call. Simply click the link at your scheduled time.

We begin with an assessment of your child’s current knowledge and areas of need, then create a personalised plan focused on their unique goals. Whether they need help with a particular subject, exam preparation, or general confidence-building, our tutors adapt each session to address those needs, ensuring a targeted and effective learning experience.

• Depends on the Student’s Individual Needs:The frequency of sessions depends on your child’s needs, goals, and schedule. However, it is very flexible and can be discussed between you and the tutor. 
• Common Schedule: Typically, 1-2 sessions per week are common, but this can be adjusted as needed and if required. 

• Yes, absolutely: Online tutoring can be as effective as in-person tutoring, especially with the use of interactive tools and resources. We have seen tremendous success in teaching students online, often providing more support than they would receive in person.
• Convenience: Online tutoring offers flexibility and convenience, reducing travel time and allowing access to a wider pool of tutors.

We offer a free initial consultation for new students. This allows you to discuss your needs and ask any questions before committing.

• Personalised Learning: Tutors tailor lessons to your child’s specific needs, focusing on areas where they require the most support.
• Alignment with Curriculum: Tutors experienced in the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence (CfE) ensure that lessons align with current standards and expectations and provide high level quality tuition.
• Personal Development: Tutors address not only academic skills but also transferable and personal skills such as time management, goal setting, study skills, and confidence building.
• Paced lesson’s: Lessons progress at your child’s pace, ensuring comprehensive understanding before moving forward.

Your satisfaction is important to us! If you are not satisfied, please reach out to us, and we will work to address your concerns or offer a different tutor.

• Communicate with the tutor: Discuss your concerns with the tutor to understand what might be causing the issue, and if there are any concerns. There is lots of solution to ensure that you/your child receives the best personalised tuition. 
• Evaluate Fit: Ensure the tutor’s teaching style matches your child’s learning style. We have many tutors who are excellent at teaching that may be a better fit. 
• Set Realistic Goals: 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.

• Educational Background: All our tutors possess exceptional knowledge in their subject areas, with many holding Honours or Master’s degrees from top universities. Some tutors even hold PhDs in their chosen subjects.
• Experience with CfE: Tutors should have experience teaching or tutoring within the Scottish education system and familiarity with the CfE.
• Teaching and Interpersonal Skills: Tutors should have strong communication skills, patience, and the ability to explain concepts clearly. They should be friendly, approachable, and capable of simplifying complex concepts in their subjects.

You will need a computer or tablet with internet access, a webcam, and a microphone.