How do I choose a tutor?
Compare subjects, experience, teaching approach, availability, evidence status and total price, then ask questions before requesting a lesson.
One-to-one tutoring · Online or in person · UK-wide
Find a tutor who understands how your child learns
Compare UK tutors by subject, experience, teaching style, availability, evidence status and clear total price. Message before you book and choose the support that fits.
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Popular subjects: Maths · English · Biology · Chemistry · Physics
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, set your Tutor Fee and explain how you teach.
- How to become an online tutor in the UK with a practical application 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.
Role-eligible DBS evidence is verified before a tutor appears in the public directory. Profiles show qualification-evidence status where applicable. Read how evidence status is shown and the safeguarding policy before booking.
Know the total before you confirm
Example: a £30/hour Tutor Fee means £30/hour paid directly to your tutor. Tutorium adds no service fee during the pilot.
Teach through Tutorium
Independent tutors can create a clear profile, set their Tutor Fee and offer online or in-person lessons. Role-eligible DBS evidence is verified before public listing, and qualification-evidence status is shown where applicable.
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.
Why Tutorium exists
Tutorium was founded by Steven Ross, a science teacher with more than 5,000 hours of one-to-one tuition experience. The aim is to make subject fit, teaching approach, evidence status and total price easier to understand before a learner commits.
Common questions
What will I pay?
The displayed tutor fee is paid directly to the tutor. Tutorium charges no service fee during the pilot.
What tutor checks can I see?
Role-eligible DBS evidence is verified before public listing. Each profile shows qualification-evidence status where applicable, and private documents are never displayed.