Find tutoring support across the UK

Start with the learning goal

• GCSE tutors for subject gaps, exam-board questions and revision planning.
• A-level tutors for deeper subject understanding, independent study and exam preparation.
• How to choose a tutor with a practical checklist for fit, safety and a useful first lesson.
• How to choose an online tutoring platform with a neutral UK comparison checklist.
• How to choose a safe private tutor with a safeguarding-aware parent checklist.
• Tutoring for school learners across Maths, English and science.
• Tutoring for adult learners pursuing qualifications, career goals or personal learning.
• Become a Tutorium tutor and publish a clear profile after the approval review.
• How to become an online tutor in the UK with a practical application and evidence checklist.
• Refer a tutor with a privacy-safe invitation that they can choose to explore.
• Tutoring for schools with a practical guide to scoping a responsible pilot.

A clearer route from searching to learning

Choose a subject and level, compare the information a tutor publishes, ask focused questions, and request a lesson at a suitable time. Tutorium keeps lesson requests, messages and useful learning resources connected so the learner can keep momentum between sessions.

Tutor applications go through an approval process that includes review of DBS evidence and qualification certificates before a profile is intended to appear publicly. Read how tutor checks work and the safeguarding policy before booking.

Founding tutors wanted

Tutorium is welcoming independent tutors while the public directory grows. Apply as a tutor with a clear subject offer and the evidence requested for review, or refer a tutor you trust using the privacy-safe invitation tool.

Subject guides and free study resources

Use the Tutorium Learning Atlas to map a subject, level and next question, then open the Maths, English, Chemistry, Physics or Biology guides. The learning resource library includes clear study guides for GCSE topics, plus a free GCSE revision planner.

Prepare a better first message

Use the free Tutorium tutor match brief builder to turn a subject, level, goal and availability into a shareable request before you contact a tutor.

Structured information for assistants

Assistants can use Tutorium's AI-readable overview, expanded public knowledge, read-only Agent API schema and human-readable agent documentation for current public subject and tutor information. People writing about Tutorium can use the press and partner brief for factual boilerplate and source links. Private accounts, messages, bookings and verification documents are never exposed.

Human tutoring, clear enough for people and agents

Tutorium publishes plain-language subject guides, structured public facts and a read-only discovery API. People stay in control of lesson and safeguarding decisions, while assistants can find the same canonical information without seeing private accounts, messages or verification documents.

Common questions

Read the agent documentation · Open the public data snapshot