GCSE Maths Tutor | Online 1-to-1 Tuition | SHLC
GCSE Maths tuition
that moves the grade
Weekly one to one lessons built around the topics costing your child marks right now. Forty five or sixty minutes, same slot every week.
Taught by Aadam Mulla, experienced maths teacher, Master's in Education
Example of the feedback you get after every mock.
Two to three grades is the typical move. Read the breakdown in how our GCSE students improve, or what parents wrote on the reviews page.
Lessons start from your child's last mistake
If they lost four marks on simultaneous equations in a mock, that is what we open with.
Your child gets a weekly lesson, one to one, online, forty five or sixty minutes. Between lessons they get set work targeting the same gap, and you get a short written note after each session saying what we covered, what improved and what to watch.
A normal week looks like
- Forty five or sixty minutes live, same slot
- A written note to you within the day
- Short targeted practice, set against the gap
- Any mock marked to the board's mark scheme
Three steps, repeated every week
Consistency is what moves grades.
Find the gaps
We start with a paper or a mock and mark it properly: which topics, which question styles, and whether the loss came from method, arithmetic or misreading. See how deep that goes on Mark a Mock service.
Teach the method
Each topic gets taught as a repeatable method your child can follow under pressure, then practised until it holds. Every method we teach is also written up in the GCSE Maths revision guide.
Apply it under pressure
Exam questions, timed, from real papers. We work through past papers and video walkthroughs so the method survives contact with a real exam paper. Timing comes last, once the method holds.
Every week, without chasing us for it
Weekly one to one lesson
Forty five or sixty minutes, online, same slot each week. Screen shared, worked live, recorded on request.
A written note after every session
What we covered, what improved, what to practise. Sent to you as well as your child.
Targeted work between lessons
Short and specific, set against the gap we found.
Full marking on mocks
Papers marked to the exam board mark scheme with a topic breakdown, so revision has a target.
Exam technique, taught explicitly
How to read a question, when to leave one and come back, how to check an answer in the time left.
A parent kept in the loop
You get told what is working. If something is not landing, we change it.
What actually moves a grade
Students who went from a grade 4 to a grade 6 or 7 in three months did it by fixing a short list of recurring errors, not by covering more content. Marking a paper properly is what turns that list from a guess into a plan.
Where the 14 marks went
The same paper from the top of this page, broken down.
Four of those five topics are one method each. That is what a term of lessons is spent on.
What three months looks like
Two to three grades is the move we see most often.
Mock grades over one term, plotted from the typical move. Starting grades and what changed are in our GCSE results write up. Parent feedback sits on the reviews page and on Google. If you also have a younger child, the 11+ results are here.
Reviews from families we teach
Over 60 five-star reviews on Google. These three are from GCSE families.
He explains the question in a way that she understands and is patient with her. She has already seen the results at school from his help and has gone up two GCSE grades in a short period of time.
First class tutor was patient and worked at my child's pace to improve his confidence and skills. Highly recommended.
Aadam's online maths tutoring was a lifesaver when my daughter moved to a new school and had a new teacher. He quickly found where she needed help and her grades have soared. Fantastic tutor.
Read all of them on the reviews page, or straight from Google.
Worth booking, or worth skipping
A good fit if
- Your child is in Year 9, 10 or 11 sitting GCSE Maths
- They understand things in class then lose it in the exam
- Their mock grade sits below where predicted
- They are close to a grade boundary and need the last few marks
- You want to know what is going wrong, in writing
Look elsewhere first if
- You want a one off session before an exam next week. Book Mark a Mock instead
- Your child is preparing for the 11+. See 11+ preparation
- You need English or Science only. Ask on the free call and we will match a tutor
- You want a worksheet pack rather than teaching. The mastery lessons cost less and work on their own
Everything else that supports the work
Most of this is free and none of it needs an account.
There are nineteen more free tools on the learning tools page, including paper hubs for AQA, Edexcel and OCR.
What it costs
No contract and no joining fee. The first call is free and there is no obligation after it.
What the monthly fee covers
- Weekly lessons, forty five or sixty minutes
- A written note to you after every session
- Targeted practice set between lessons
- Mocks marked to the board's mark scheme
- The same teacher every week, start to finish
One teacher, not a rota
Aadam Mulla
Experienced maths teacher · Master's in Education Enhanced DBS checkedAadam teaches the GCSE Maths programme himself. Your child gets the same person every week, so nothing gets re-explained to a new tutor and nothing gets lost between them.
Eleven grade moves and a resit pass logged since 2021. A grade 2 to a grade 5 in six months, a grade 6 to a grade 9 in seven. Every one of them is listed in how our GCSE students improve.
He prepares children for selective entry too, with places taken up at these schools.
Read Aadam's full profile, or see the rest of the teaching team.
What parents ask first
Which exam boards do you cover?
How quickly do grades move?
Is my child too far behind to start?
Do you teach in person?
Can we try before committing?
What if we need English or Science too?
Ready to make GCSE Maths manageable?
Book a free consultation. We will look at the last piece of work your child did, tell you what is going wrong and what it would take to fix it. No pressure to book anything after.
Or email info@shlc-tutor.co.uk