A LEVELS, IB AND PRE-U | YEARS 12 AND 13
Sixth form can be a challenging time for a teenager, with university choices resting on the outcome of the results of just three subjects. Students need to combine a strong grasp of the subject both factually and conceptually as well as having secure understanding of exam technique for the specific boards and subjects they are studying.
Our team of A level tutors have extensive experience of helping students through their exams. They focus on where the gaps are working in a way that works for the individual teenager.
When results come out in August, our tutors are just as interested in results and achievements as you and your child!
Sixth Form is also the time that students make decisions about university. Applications are finalised and students take exams for courses like Medicine and Law and interviews for Oxbridge take place, usually in the autumn term of Year 13.
It can be a stressful time for teenagers contemplating their future at the same time as preparing for exams… and also for their parents. We have a number of private tutors who can advise on the choices available as well as prepare students for entry to UK, US and European universities.
To find out more about Fleet Tutors’ services, please call our team today on 0333 920 2545 who will be happy to discuss your particular requirements and help you find a suitable tutor. You can also arrange tuition using our enquiry form and one of our team will contact you on the next working day.
Fleet Tutors’ A level tutors can offer valuable support with tailored KS5 tuition. Home tutoring at this level can be very valuable as students can feel under a lot of pressure to achieve high grades. Our A level tutors offer support and guidance for every subject available at this level. There are roughly 80 AS and A2 level subjects available following the curriculum. Our KS5 tuition covers the full range of A levels from the more traditional subjects carried on from Key Stage 4 to the ‘applied A levels’ such as business or tourism.
At Fleet Tutors, we specialise in pairing A Level students with the ideal tutors for their requirements. We have matched over 100,000 clients with over 20,000 private A level tutors and other tutors specialising in many different disciplines. We also offer Live Online Tutoring through our UK-based team of tutors, making us well-placed to offer high quality tutoring to British students.
Fleet Tutors’ provides International Baccalaureate tutors to support students through this academically challenging time with tailored private tuition. Our subject list features over 200 subjects so it is likely we will have the IB tutors you require. Within the UK 217 schools follow the Diploma Programme and it is recognised worldwide by leading Universities. Similar to A levels students take the exams between the ages of 16-19 after following a two-year curriculum. The four areas covered are: languages, social studies, experimental sciences and maths and a subject from the arts is offered as an option.
Cambridge pre-U has been available to schools since 2008 and is an alternative approach for 16-19 year olds in preparation for University. Similar to A levels principal subjects are studied in depth and our home tutors can offer support for students across all subjects; there are roughly 26 principal subjects in total.
Fleet Tutors believe that KS5 tuition can only be successful if our A level tutors have the relevant qualifications and experience. All of our A level tutors must hold a minimum honours degree in the subject they tutor and/or a teaching qualification recognised by the General Teaching Council. At this level all of our private tutors hold a degree or teaching qualification specialising in one or two individual subjects.
All of Fleet Tutors’ A level tutors are required to have relevant teaching or KS5 tuition experience. Many of our A level tutors are qualified teachers; others are experienced tutors with high class degrees. All must have up to date knowledge of the curriculum and the A levels.
All of our private tutors hold Enhanced Disclosures (DBS), or Enhanced Disclosure Scotland’s which we check very closely. The DBS are an executive agency of the Home Office which vets applications for people who want to work with children and vulnerable people. We interview and obtain 2 references for every private tutor; one work reference and one character reference. Many of the work referees have worked with the tutor in a teaching environment so they can provide us with a valuable insight in to the way the tutor works with children. The character referee can also help us determine whether a tutor is suitable to work with children due to their characteristics. All of our tutors are screened very closely by our Tutor Support team.
Fleet Tutors believe that private tuition can only be successful if our tutors have the relevant qualifications and experience. All of our IB tutors must hold a minimum honours degree in the subject they tutor and/or a teaching qualification recognised by the General Teaching Council. At this level all of our private tutors hold a degree or teaching qualification specialising in one or two individual subjects.
All of Fleet Tutors’ IB tutors are required to have relevant teaching or private tuition experience. Many of our IB tutors are qualified teachers; others are experienced IB tutors with a high class degree. All must have up to date knowledge of the curriculum and the International Baccalaureate.
Students take written exams which are marked externally at the end of the programme. They also complete assessment tasks in the school or college. Our IB tutors are all up to date with the assessment process for the
All of our private tutors hold Enhanced Disclosures (DBS) or Enhanced Disclosure Scotland’s which we check very closely. The DBS are an executive agency of the Home Office which vets applications for people who want to work with children and vulnerable people. We interview and obtain 2 references for every private tutor; one work reference and one character reference. Many of the work referees have worked with the tutor in a teaching environment so they can provide us with a valuable insight in to the way the tutor works with children. The character referee can also help us determine whether a tutor is suitable to work with children due to their characteristics. All of our tutors are screened very closely by our Tutor Support team.
Fleet Tutors believe that Pre-U tuition can only be successful if our home tutors have the relevant qualifications and experience. All of our home tutors must hold a minimum honours degree in the subject they tutor and/or a teaching qualification recognised by the General Teaching Council. At this level all of our Pre-U tutors hold a degree or teaching qualification specialising in one or two individual subjects.
All of Fleet Tutors’ Pre-U tutors are required to have relevant teaching or private tuition experience. Many of our Pre-U tutors are qualified teachers; others are experienced tutors with high class degrees. All must have up to date knowledge of the curriculum and the Pre-U exams.
All of our home tutors hold Enhanced Disclosures (DBS), or Enhanced Disclosure Scotland’s which we check very closely. The DBS are an executive agency of the Home Office which vets applications for people who want to work with children and vulnerable people. We interview and obtain 2 references for every private tutor; one work reference and one character reference. Many of the work referees have worked with the tutor in a teaching environment so they can provide us with a valuable insight in to the way the tutor works with children. The character referee can also help us determine whether a tutor is suitable to work with children for private tuition due to their characteristics. All of our tutors are screened very closely by our Tutor Support team.