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Expert Online Maths Tutors for GCSE, IGCSE, A-Level and IB
Get one-to-one Maths tutoring from a tutor matched to the student's curriculum, current level, areas of difficulty and academic goals.
Support is available for ongoing study, difficult topics, mocks, revision and exam preparation across GCSE, IGCSE, A-Level, Further Maths and IB Mathematics.
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Since 2020
Established support
1,200+
Families supported
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Online Maths lessons
5 routes
GCSE to IB
Flexible
Hourly tuition
Course-first matching
Find the Right Maths Tutor for the Student's Course
A Year 11 Higher GCSE student does not need the same lesson plan as an IB Maths AA HL student or an A-Level student working on mechanics.
Curriculum
GCSE, IGCSE, A-Level, Further Maths or IB
Qualification
Identifies the student's exact Mathematics course
Exam board
Selects the correct specification where relevant
Tier or level
Confirms Foundation, Higher, SL or HL where applicable
Current level
Shows what the student can already do independently
Difficult topics
Sets the first teaching priorities
Assessment evidence
Uses tests and mocks to diagnose recurring errors
Exam timeline
Shapes the pace of revision and practice
The actual Maths course comes first
Matching considers curriculum experience, mathematical level, teaching approach and availability. If the first fit is unsuitable, another tutor can be recommended.
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Show us the difficulty
Use a topic, recent test, mock result or general concern.
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Receive a specialist match
We consider curriculum, mathematical level, teaching approach and availability.
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Start with a free trial
Assess explanation style, communication and tutor fit in 30 minutes.
Curriculum pathways
Online Maths Tutoring by Curriculum
Choose the student's current qualification for course-specific Mathematics support.
AQA · Pearson Edexcel · OCR
GCSE Maths Tutors
Foundation and Higher support across Number, Algebra, Ratio, Geometry, Trigonometry, Probability, Statistics and exam problem solving.
Explore GCSE Maths Official course informationCambridge · Pearson Edexcel
IGCSE Maths Tutors
Course-specific tuition for Cambridge IGCSE and Pearson Edexcel International GCSE Mathematics, including Core or Extended where applicable.
Explore IGCSE Maths Official course informationPure · Statistics · Mechanics
A-Level Maths Tutors
Build deeper reasoning across algebra, functions, trigonometry, differentiation, integration, vectors, statistics and mechanics.
Explore A-Level MathsAdvanced pure and applied options
Further Maths Tutors
Specialist support for complex numbers, matrices, further calculus, differential equations, vectors, mechanics and statistics.
Explore Further MathsAA · AI · SL · HL
IB Mathematics Tutors
Tutor matching for Analysis and Approaches or Applications and Interpretation at Standard or Higher Level.
Explore IB Mathematics Official course informationPrerequisite diagnosis
The Topic Causing Difficulty May Not Be the Root Problem
Maths is cumulative. The visible difficulty can depend on a skill the student learned months or years earlier.
Current difficultyPossible prerequisite gap
Differentiation
Algebra, indices and functions
Integration
Algebraic manipulation, fractions and functions
Trigonometry
Ratio, geometry and algebra
Mechanics
Algebra, vectors and interpreting diagrams
Statistics
Probability, notation and interpreting data
Graph problems
Coordinates, functions and algebra
Word problems
Translating language into mathematical relationships
Multi-step questions
Fluency with prerequisite methods
If an A-Level student repeatedly makes algebra errors inside differentiation questions, assigning more differentiation questions may not solve the problem. The tutor first identifies where the reasoning breaks down.
Mathematics coverage
Maths Areas We Support
The exact content depends on the student's curriculum and level.
Number and Algebra
Fractions, percentages, ratio, indices, surds, equations, inequalities, sequences and algebraic manipulation.
Functions and Graphs
Coordinates, linear and quadratic graphs, functions, transformations, interpretation and modelling.
Geometry and Trigonometry
Angles, similarity, congruence, Pythagoras, trigonometric ratios, circles, vectors and coordinate geometry.
Calculus
Differentiation, derivatives, integration, areas, rates of change and differential equations where relevant.
Statistics and Probability
Data, averages, probability, distributions, sampling, correlation and hypothesis testing where required.
Mechanics
Kinematics, forces, Newton's laws, moments, vectors and mathematical modelling for relevant courses.
Reasoning and Proof
Explain why a method works, justify conclusions and construct arguments appropriate to the course.
Exam Problem Solving
Apply familiar Mathematics to unfamiliar, multi-step, mixed-topic and timed questions.
Error diagnosis
Why Maths Answers Go Wrong
A wrong answer does not always mean the topic is unknown. The error type determines what the tutor should do next.
Concept error
The underlying mathematical idea is not yet understood.
Method error
The topic is familiar, but the wrong procedure is selected.
Algebra error
The main method is right, but manipulation breaks down.
Arithmetic error
The mathematical method is sound, but the numerical work is wrong.
Interpretation error
The question, graph, table, diagram or condition is misread.
Working error
The answer lacks enough valid reasoning or mathematical communication.
Timing error
The student understands without pressure but cannot reproduce it accurately in time.
One-to-one method
How Online Maths Tutoring Works
Each stage moves the student closer to solving problems accurately without prompting.
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Diagnose the difficulty
Review the question, topic, homework, test or mock causing concern.
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Check prerequisites
Identify earlier knowledge that the current topic depends on.
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Rebuild the missing idea
Use examples, diagrams, graphs and reasoning suited to the student's level.
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Model the reasoning
Show what to do and why each mathematical step is valid.
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Move to guided practice
The student solves a related problem with limited prompts.
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Change the question
Test understanding with a different form rather than the same procedure.
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Solve independently
Reduce support until the student completes the method alone.
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Apply it to the course
Use the skill in the correct GCSE, IGCSE, A-Level or IB context.
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Review the working
Identify remaining concept, method, algebra, arithmetic or interpretation errors.
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Set the next priority
Let the student's work determine the following lesson.
Different academic needs
Maths Tutoring That Fits the Student's Actual Priority
Ongoing weekly support
Follow school topics, homework, tests and identified gaps.
Weak foundations
Work backwards from the visible difficulty to repair prerequisite skills.
One difficult topic
Target trigonometry, algebra, calculus, mechanics, probability or another area.
Tests and mocks
Use assessment evidence to prioritise weak topics, timing and recurring errors.
Final exam preparation
Combine priority revision, course questions, timed work and reattempts.
Course transitions
Prepare for GCSE to A-Level, IGCSE to A-Level, Further Maths or more demanding IB work.
Professional CRM
Keep Maths Lessons, Homework and Progress Organised
A Maths lesson is more useful when the work around it stays connected for students, parents, tutors and the academy.
Sessions and timings
Keep upcoming Maths lessons and tutor details in one place.
Study resources
Organise notes, worked examples, practice questions and course resources.
Homework
Track practice linked to the student's current mathematical need.
Tutor feedback
See understanding, error types, topics requiring work and next priorities.
Tests and mock work
Check whether learning transfers to independent problem solving.
Progress reports
See how lesson priorities and areas of difficulty change over time.
Academy oversight
Support scheduling, tutor concerns and rematching.
Support requests
Contact the academy when help is needed beyond the lesson.
Tutor standards
How Combo Tutors Selects Maths Teachers
Knowing Mathematics and teaching Mathematics are different skills. Tutor selection considers both.
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Qualifications and subject background
Review relevant academic qualifications and mathematical knowledge.
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Curriculum experience
Consider experience across GCSE, IGCSE, A-Level, Further Maths and IB.
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Communication assessment
Explain clearly and change approach when the first explanation does not work.
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Demonstration lesson
Review mathematical explanation, questioning, worked examples and student involvement.
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Digital teaching standards
Use online whiteboards, shared resources and mathematical notation effectively.
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Training and approval
Every tutor is either UK-qualified or trained by British examiners. Examiner labels appear only where verified.
Selected profiles
Meet Selected Maths Tutors
Real profiles from the current Combo Tutors network, selected across GCSE, IGCSE, A-Level, Further Maths and IB.
Mathematics specialist
Alex Chen
Cambridge Graduate — IB Maths AA/AI HL & SL Expert
Best suited to: IB Math AA HL, IB Math AI HL students who need structured one-to-one support.
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Mathematics specialist
Rajan Patel
LSE MSc — IB Economics & Business Management Expert
Best suited to: IB Maths AI students who need structured one-to-one support.
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Mathematics specialist
James Whitaker
Imperial MSc — A-Level Maths & Further Maths Expert
Best suited to: A-Level Mathematics, A-Level Further Maths, IB Maths students who need structured one-to-one support.
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Mathematics specialist
Priya Sharma
Cambridge MA — IGCSE, A-Level & IB Business and Economics
Best suited to: GCSE Maths students who need structured one-to-one support.
View tutor profileSimple hourly tuition
From $15/hr
Online Maths Tutoring From $15 Per Hour
The confirmed rate can depend on curriculum, level, tutor and specialist requirements. Book according to the student's actual needs, with no compulsory tiered package. A free 30-minute trial is available.
Verified Maths reviews
What Families Say About Maths Tutoring With Combo Tutors
Current Maths feedback with the course and family context kept visible.
SMSarah M.
Parent of IB Student · London
“My daughter was struggling with IB Mathematics HL and had almost given up hope of getting a 7. After just two months of weekly sessions with her Combo Tutors tutor, her confidence soared and she went from a predicted 4 to a final grade of 6. The personalised approach made all the difference—her tutor identified exactly where the gaps were and worked through them systematically.”
IB Mathematics
FAFatima A.
Parent of GCSE Student · Abu Dhabi
“Our son's confidence in Maths had completely collapsed. Within a month of working with his Combo Tutors tutor he was actively asking to do extra practice. His grade moved from a 4 to a 7 by the end of term. The diagnostic approach made all the difference.”
GCSE Mathematics
Managed support
Why Families Choose Combo Tutors for Maths
Matching by course and level
Treat the student's exact Mathematics pathway as the starting point.
One-to-one lessons
Focus on one student's reasoning, questions and errors.
Prerequisite-gap diagnosis
Look beyond the visible topic to earlier skills limiting progress.
Course-specific practice
Apply the idea in the student's actual curriculum and assessment context.
Professional CRM
Keep lessons, homework, resources, feedback and progress organised.
Flexible hourly tuition
Book according to the student's needs without a compulsory package.
Tutor rematching
Recommend another tutor if the initial fit is unsuitable.
Academy oversight
Give families support beyond the individual tutor.
Free 30-minute Maths trial
Find the Right Maths Tutor
Tell us the course, current level, difficult topics, exam board or pathway, upcoming assessments and preferred times. We normally recommend a suitable tutor within 24 hours.
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Guides for parents
Parents in London can read our guide to GCSE Maths tutors in London.
Losing marks to small slips? Read about common maths mistakes in exams and how to fix them.
Maths questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Online Maths Tutoring
What does an online Maths tutor help with?
An online Maths tutor provides one-to-one support based on the student's course, level and areas of difficulty. Lessons can cover weak foundations, individual topics, homework, mocks, revision or exam preparation.
Which Maths curricula do you support?
Combo Tutors supports selected GCSE, IGCSE, A-Level, Further Maths and IB Mathematics pathways. We confirm the exact course before recommending a tutor.
Do you provide GCSE Maths tutors?
Yes. GCSE Maths tutoring is available for supported boards, with Foundation and Higher support where applicable.
Do you provide IGCSE Maths tutors?
Yes. Support is available for selected Cambridge IGCSE and Pearson Edexcel International GCSE Mathematics pathways.
Do you provide A-Level Maths tutors?
Yes. A-Level Maths tutoring can support Pure Mathematics, Statistics, Mechanics and course-specific exam preparation.
Do you provide Further Maths tutors?
Yes, where a suitable specialist is available. Support can cover advanced Pure Mathematics and relevant applied options.
Do you provide IB Maths AA and AI tutors?
Yes. Tutor matching is available for IB Mathematics Analysis and Approaches and Applications and Interpretation at SL and HL.
Can a Maths tutor identify gaps from earlier topics?
Yes. A tutor can work backwards from current mistakes to identify prerequisite skills that need attention, such as algebra gaps affecting calculus.
Can I book a tutor for only one Maths topic?
Yes. Students can receive targeted support for one topic or a short academic period without committing to a long programme.
Do Maths tutors use past papers?
Yes, where appropriate to the student's course and stage. Relevant questions test application, reveal errors and develop independent problem solving.
Can tutoring help with Maths mocks?
Yes. Mock results provide evidence about weak topics, recurring errors, timing and exam technique.
How often should a student have Maths tutoring?
There is no fixed frequency. Some students benefit from one weekly lesson, while others need short-term intensive support around gaps, mocks or exams.
Is online Maths tutoring one-to-one?
Yes. Standard Combo Tutors Maths lessons are delivered one-to-one online.
Can parents track Maths tutoring progress?
Yes. The Professional CRM organises sessions, resources, homework, tutor feedback, assessments and progress information.
How are Maths tutors selected?
Tutors are reviewed for qualifications, mathematical knowledge, communication, teaching ability and curriculum experience before assignment.
What happens if the first Maths tutor is not suitable?
Another tutor can be recommended. Parent or student feedback is used to refine the next match.
How much does online Maths tutoring cost?
Online Maths tutoring starts from $15 per hour. The final rate depends on the course, tutor and specialist requirements.
Is there a free Maths tutoring trial?
Yes. Families can start with a free 30-minute trial before booking regular lessons.
Curriculum network
Explore Maths Tutoring by Curriculum
Use the route that matches the student's exact Mathematics course.