Online GCSE & A-Level Maths Tuition in Small Groups

If you’ve watched your child’s confidence in Maths drain, you’re not alone.

“I’m just not a maths person.”

Every parent has heard it. It is not a personality trait, it is a list of gaps that were never found. We find them first, because a gap you can name is a gap you can fix.

The tutor that didn’t work.

Twice a week, for months, and the grade barely moved. Not because the tutor was bad, but because there was no diagnosis, no structure and no measurement. That is the difference a framework makes.

The mock result that scared everyone.

The one that made the target grade feel suddenly far away. It is far closer than it feels, once progress is measured instead of guessed.

Every one of these has a fix, and it starts with knowing exactly where your child is.

Real grade jumps

From stuck to flying.

Three real results from parent and student reviews. Tap one to read it on Trustpilot.

A-Level Was working at a D DA in 6 months Pooja Kapoor, parent · Trustpilot ↗ GCSE Was averaging a grade 3 38/9 in under 4 months Hugo Yu, student · Trustpilot ↗ A-Level retake Retaking after a C CA* off to study Medicine susie, student · Trustpilot ↗

90% reach their target grade within six months · 250+ students supported · See all results →

Last summer’s grade boundaries

Your child may be closer than you think

On Edexcel’s GCSE Maths Higher paper last summer, a grade 5 needed 82 marks out of 240 and a grade 6 needed 114. That’s 32 marks between them, about 13% of the exam.

At A-Level, an A needed 210 out of 300 and an A* needed 254: 44 marks between them.

Marks like these come from specific, learnable topics. Find which ones your child is missing, and the next grade stops feeling far away.

AQA Pearson Edexcel

GradeMarks needed out of 240 (Higher tier)

9

219

208

8

192

177

7

166

146

6

131

114

5

97

82

4

63

50

Source: AQA (8300H) and Pearson Edexcel (1MA1) published grade boundaries, June 2026. Last updated October 2026.

GradeA-Level Maths: marks needed out of 300 (Pearson Edexcel)

A*

254

A

210

B

173

C

136

Source: Pearson Edexcel A Level Mathematics (9MA0) grade boundaries, June 2026. Last updated October 2026.

How ResolveIt Works

A method, not a gamble

Every lesson follows the same structured framework — the reason our results stay consistent across every tutor and every student.

Diagnose

Pinpoint the exact gaps before teaching begins.

In practice: A full written diagnostic before lesson one, so we know exactly which topics are costing marks.

Teach

Build genuine understanding, not just methods.

In practice: Two live one-hour lessons a week, in a small group working at the same level.

Practise

Deliberate practice on what moves the grade.

In practice: Twice-weekly drop-in sessions, plus every lesson recorded to revisit before tests.

Assess

Regular mocks so progress is visible, not assumed.

In practice: Regular timed mock tests, with feedback on what has improved and what to fix next.

Every group runs on the same system and quality checks, so the standard never depends on luck. Meet Kiaan

How we hire

How we choose the people who teach your child

“I hire people like me. Someone who has recently been through the same exams relates to your child better than a typical school teacher can, and a student who connects with their tutor puts in the work. That relationship is the engine of every result on this site.”

Kiaan, Founder

Trained in one framework

Every tutor is trained in the ResolveIt framework, and our academic team reviews lessons and quality-controls every group.

The same standard, whoever teaches

Whoever teaches the lesson, the method, the materials and the standard are the same, because they all come from one ResolveIt system.

DBS-checked, every one

Every tutor is DBS-checked. How we select our tutors →

Our Programmes

Two programmes, one exacting standard

Whichever stage your child is at, they’re taught by our hand-picked team in a small, ability-matched group — and supported by the full ResolveIt system.

GCSE Maths

Years 10–11 · foundations to grade 9

GCSE

For students targeting anything from a confident pass to a grade 9. We rebuild the fundamentals, then sharpen exam technique until it holds up under pressure.

2× weekly 1-hour live lessons in small, ability-matched groups
2× weekly drop-in support sessions
Recorded lessons + regular mock assessments
7-day messaging support between lessons

A premium programme with one fixed monthly fee, never billed by the hour. Every week includes two live lessons and two drop-in sessions, alongside recorded lessons, mock exams and direct access to our academic team.

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A-Level Maths

Years 12–13 · pure, mechanics & statistics

A-Level

For students who need the depth and precision top grades demand — and the university places that follow. Taught by tutors who know exactly what an A* requires.

2× weekly 1-hour live lessons in small, ability-matched groups
2× weekly exam-focused drop-in sessions
Recorded lessons + exam-standard mocks
7-day messaging support between lessons

A premium programme with one fixed monthly fee, never billed by the hour. Every week includes two live lessons and two exam-focused drop-ins, alongside recorded lessons, exam-standard mocks and direct access to our academic team.

Book an A-Level Discovery Call Explore A-Level

30-second check

How far is your child from their target grade?

Which year is your child in?

Why Small Groups

Why small groups work

Ability-matched small groups give students more structure and more weekly support than a single one-to-one hour. Here’s how.

The right pace, with peers

Groups are matched by ability, so no one is bored or left behind — and students learn from each other’s questions, not just their own.

Structure that builds momentum

A consistent weekly timetable, accountability and gentle peer motivation keep students moving — far more than a single isolated lesson does.

More support, not less

Recorded lessons, twice-weekly drop-ins and 7-day messaging mean your child gets more contact each week than typical one-to-one — and can always revisit a topic.

	ResolveIt small groupsAbility-matched · one proven system	Traditional one-to-one
Weekly contact	4+ touchpoints: lessons, drop-ins, messaging	Usually one lesson
Peer learning	Learn from others’ questions	Only your own
Accountability & structure	Consistent weekly timetable	Varies session to session
Recorded lessons	Revisit any topic, anytime	Rarely
Consistency of method	One proven framework, founder-assured	Depends entirely on the tutor

Excellent on Trustpilot · 4.7 from 32 reviews

What families say

Quoted word for word. Tap any review to read it in full on Trustpilot.

★★★★★“When my son started working with Kiaan, he was sitting around a Grade 5 in GCSE Maths. In just 2–3 months, Kiaan and the team helped him move to a Grade 7 result, coming incredibly close to an 8.” Eve HepburnParent · GCSE · Sep 2026Trustpilot ↗ ★★★★★“These lessons have skyrocketed my daughter’s confidence, helping improve her maths by 3 grades, from a 5 to an 8!” Trustpilot reviewerParent · GCSE · Jul 2026Trustpilot ↗ ★★★★★“My daughter wanted an 8/9 and was evaluated at a high 6 if I remember. Well today she received her 8 in maths and is thrilled.” Swati RamachandranParent · GCSE · Aug 2026Trustpilot ↗ ★★★★★“Six months in, my son sat his Year 12 mocks and came out with an A. From a D to an A.” Pooja KapoorParent · A-Level · May 2026Trustpilot ↗ ★★★★★“A meeting was arranged within a day of me getting in touch. … There was no sales pitch.” GDParent · GCSE · Aug 2026Trustpilot ↗ ★★★★★“I got an A star in my Alevel maths today and going to study medicine at Bart’s.” susieStudent · A-Level · Aug 2026Trustpilot ↗

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See it for yourself

Inside ResolveIt

Hear it straight from our students and their parents. Press play, no sign-up needed.

Ibrahem (grade 8, GCSE Maths) and his father

René (Year 12, A-Level Maths) and his mum, Eve

Maya (grade 8, IGCSE Maths)

Hannah (grade 8, IGCSE Maths)

A ResolveIt student on her experience

For parents

You’re never left wondering how your child is doing

Senior members of our team lead every Discovery Call and oversee every group we teach. Every tutor is DBS-checked.

You can reach our team directly

No call centre and no hand-offs. Parents and students can message our team directly. Families regularly tell us he replies within minutes. Message our team →

“Whenever I get in touch, Kiaan replies straight away.”GD, parent · Trustpilot

Regular updates on progress

After mock tests you hear how your child did, what they’ve mastered and exactly what needs work next, so you’re never relying on a vague “it’s going fine”.

“I get regular updates and feedback”Caroline Bestwick, parent · Trustpilot

Mocks under real exam conditions

Regular timed mock tests, as close to the real exam as we can make them, so your child walks into the exam hall having done it many times before.

“Regular mock tests are held under conditions that are as close to the real exams as possible”GD, parent · Trustpilot

Structure your child can rely on

Two live one-hour lessons a week in a small group, extra drop-in sessions for anything they’re stuck on, and every lesson recorded to revisit before tests.

“There are two one-hour lessons each week, plus weekend drop-in sessions”GD, parent · Trustpilot

Don’t just take our word for it: these are the things parents mention again and again in their Trustpilot reviews.

Before You Decide

The questions parents ask us first

Honest answers to what most parents want to know before booking a call.

Are your tutors DBS-checked?

Yes. Every ResolveIt tutor is DBS-checked.

How much does tuition cost?

ResolveIt isn’t the cheapest option, and it isn’t hourly tutoring. Your child joins a complete programme: two live lessons a week, extra drop-in sessions, every lesson recorded, regular mock tests and direct access to our academic team. We talk you through the options and fees on the Discovery Call, with no obligation.

Why small groups rather than one-to-one?

Our groups are ability-matched, so your child learns at exactly the right pace alongside peers with the same goal. They benefit from others’ questions, stay accountable to a consistent timetable, and get more weekly contact than a typical one-to-one lesson.

How quickly will we see results?

Most parents notice a change in confidence within weeks. Of students who stay with us for six months, 90% reach their target grade — and regular mock assessments mean you can see the progress clearly, rather than take it on trust.

What if my child misses a lesson?

No problem at all. The recording is available straight away, the next drop-in covers any gaps, and messaging support is always open.

What actually happens on a Discovery Call?

A calm, no-pressure conversation about your child’s goals, led by a senior member of our team. We assess where your child is, explain how we’d help, and recommend the right group — or tell you honestly if we’re not the right fit.

No obligation

What happens on the Discovery Call

1
Book a time
Pick a slot that suits you. It takes under a minute.
2
A 30-minute call with our team
A relaxed conversation about your child, their school and their goals.
3
Where your child is losing marks
We show you the exact topics costing your child marks, and what fixing them is worth in grades.
4
A clear recommendation
An honest view of the right next step, whether or not that is ResolveIt. No sales pitch.

Your next step

See if ResolveIt is right for your child

Book a no-pressure Discovery Call. We’ll understand your child’s goals, assess where they are, and recommend the right path — honestly.

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With a senior member of our team · No obligation

GCSE & A-Level Maths tuition that gets your child to their target grade.