GCSE & A-Level Maths
Build strong foundations, sharpen problem-solving and walk into exams with genuine confidence.
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Private Maths, Physics and Chemistry tuition for GCSE & A‑Level — taught one to one by an Imperial College London engineer, and built entirely around a single student. Yours.
In group tuition, every student receives the same lesson. In one-to-one tuition, the lesson is designed around the student. Drag the handle to feel the difference.
Every question gets time. Every weakness gets attention. Every achievement is recognised.
Build strong foundations, sharpen problem-solving and walk into exams with genuine confidence.
Understand the principles behind the formulas — then apply them confidently to unfamiliar questions.
Turn complex reactions and abstract concepts into clear, manageable, exam-ready ideas.
Tell me where you're stuck — see exactly how I'd help, before you even book.
assets/about-4.jpgA tutor who still remembers being a student — and teaches the way he wished he'd been taught.
I'm a Mechanical Engineering student at Imperial College London, on track for First Class Honours after a First in my first year — so the discipline, problem-solving and exam technique I teach are the exact ones I've just used myself.
My aim isn't only to improve grades — it's to help students become more confident, independent learners.
Patient, structured and personal: I break difficult topics into manageable steps, adapt every explanation to the student in front of me, and make sure no question ever feels too small to ask.
Book a Free Introductory CallEngineering taught me to break complicated problems into logical stages, test different approaches and communicate technical ideas clearly. I bring the same thinking into every lesson.
"I don't just want you to pass — I want the moment a topic finally clicks."
Chakshu Chopra · One-to-One STEM Tutor · Teaching since 2022
Every student follows a different route. Progress tracking helps us understand what's improving, where more support is needed and what to focus on next — so no lesson is ever wasted.
No hidden costs. The first 20-minute introductory call is always free. Online lessons UK-wide; in-person subject to location.
Not the right fit after lesson one? You won't be charged. Booking a lesson is completely risk-free.
A short, friendly assessment — about 40 seconds. It makes our first call focused and useful.
Pick the main subject you'd like support with.
This helps me tailor the plan to the right exam demands.
We'll build the first lessons around this.
Both are available — online UK-wide, in-person subject to location.
I'll use this to make our introductory call focused and useful.
Please add your name and a valid email so I can get back to you.
Pick a time that suits you and I'll be ready with your details. Prefer to message first? Reach me directly below.
I'm happy to provide references on request, including one from my academic tutor at Imperial College London, Thomas Reddyhoff (shared with his kind permission). Safeguarding information is available to parents at any time.
Everything parents and students usually ask, in one place — pricing, exam boards, safeguarding and more.
Ask me anything on the free 20-minute intro call — friendly, honest, no obligation.
Book a Free CallYes — both. Online lessons are available UK-wide; in-person tuition is offered subject to location and availability. Many students mix the two.
GCSE is £35/hour and A-Level/AS is £45/hour, with a discounted five-lesson exam-prep block at £200. The first 20-minute introductory call is free. See the Pricing section for details.
Support is adapted to the student's relevant GCSE or A-Level board — AQA, Edexcel, OCR and others.
Yes. All tuition is exclusively one-to-one and is never delivered in batches.
Lesson duration is agreed based on the student's age, level and learning requirements — typically one hour.
Targeted practice may be provided where appropriate, with feedback discussed in future lessons.
Parents can receive regular updates covering performance, confidence, targets and recommended areas of focus.
Yes. The initial 20-minute call is used to understand the student's needs and decide whether the tuition is a good fit.
Let's discuss the student's current challenges, academic goals and the support that would help them move forward.