What we offer
Who online GCSE tutoring can help
Online GCSE tutoring with StudyCore can support a range of students across the UK, including:
Support can be shaped around the student's exam board where provided, including AQA or Edexcel.
What online GCSE tuition can help with
Weak topics
Target topics the student finds difficult, such as algebra, ratio, graphs, geometry, probability and statistics.
Exam technique
Practise exam-style questions, clear working and methods that help students approach GCSE Maths papers more confidently.
Foundation and Higher
Support can be matched to Foundation or Higher level depending on the student's current grade and goals.
Parent visibility
Tutors can leave lesson notes so parents can see what was covered and what to work on next.
Online GCSE tutoring made simple for parents
How online GCSE Maths lessons work
Parent adds student details
Share your child's year group, current level and the topics they need help with.
Parent requests a lesson
Choose a preferred time and submit a quick matching request.
StudyCore matches suitable tutor availability
Where possible, we match your child with a tutor whose availability fits.
Parent pays securely
Complete payment through the platform before the lesson.
Lesson takes place online
Your child joins the lesson online and works through the agreed topics.
Tutor records lesson notes
Where available, the tutor leaves notes on what was covered and next steps for parents.
Online GCSE tutoring FAQs
Common questions from parents about online GCSE tutoring with StudyCore Tutors.
What subjects does StudyCore Tutors currently support?
StudyCore Tutors is currently starting with GCSE Maths support for Year 10, Year 11 and resit students. More subjects may be added later.
How does online GCSE tutoring work?
Parents request a lesson, provide details about the student's level and goals, get matched with a suitable tutor, pay securely and receive the online lesson link.
Is online tuition suitable for GCSE Maths?
Yes. Online GCSE Maths tutoring can work well for topic practice, exam-style questions, confidence building and clear step-by-step explanations.
Can parents see what happened in the lesson?
Yes. Tutors can leave notes after lessons so parents can see what was covered and what the student should work on next.