ExcelEd Tuition
ExcelEd Tuition
Give your child the tools to succeed
At ExcelEducation we strive for excellence in achieving top grades, we mainly offer STEM focused tutoring at GCSE level but also offer 11+ tutoring in all areas. Up to GCSE equivalent qualifications may also be covered.
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Having had previous success in teaching others subject content and concepts I have been inspired to create a business out of such a skillset.
Each session will be tailored to exact needs after a brief free consultation with the student and parent for any other required information.
Most if not all content will occur during sessions, from learning new concepts to revisiting forgotten topics. It is crucial to not strain our students in order to not cause burnout but to ensure each student gains valuable self discipline and time management skills as well as knowledge.
To strive for the very best it is crucial exam technique as well as subject knowledge is taught, during the build up to exam periods a big focus on exam technique and other tips will be taught to all of our students.
ExcelEducation is a single student founded organisation which delivers in depth subject knowledge and exam technique to pupils of all ability to ensure they obtain the best possible grade they can achieve. With sessions tailored to each student and a guarantee from us at ExcelEd you are sure to see student improvement. We provide crucial information for exam practice and don't charge a premium for it. It is our belief that students' revision should be planned and thought out by they themselves, advice can and will always be given however self descipline cannot be enforced by us.
“Those sessions we did for forces and circuits made everything clearer I'm now predicted a 7 after doing extremely well in my mock. Thank you so much it means a lot to me especially as I couldn’t wrap my head around the concepts no matter how many YouTube videos I watched.”
– Josh, Year 11