Meducate matches your child with a specialist tutor for 11+, GCSE, A-Level, and the toughest university admissions tests — UCAT, TMUA, ESAT and LNAT — plus interview preparation, all delivered live over Google Meet or Zoom.
From the 11+ entrance exam to a Medicine interview at Oxford, we cover the exams that decide what happens next — with tutors who've sat them, marked them, or taught them for years.
Grammar and independent school entry, tailored to your target schools' exam boards.
Core and combined science, maths, English and beyond — building understanding, not just marks.
Deep subject specialists for the subjects that determine university offers.
Verbal reasoning, decision making, quantitative reasoning, abstract reasoning & situational judgement.
Mathematical & scientific admissions tests for maths, engineering, computer science and natural sciences.
Law admissions testing, plus full interview preparation for competitive university courses.
Tell us what you're preparing for. We'll match you with a tutor who specialises in that exact exam.
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You'll receive a Google Meet or Zoom link by email ahead of your session, with a calendar invite to match.
Session pricing depends on the exam, tutor, and how many sessions you need. Get in touch and we'll send you a personalised quote and secure payment link within 24 hours.
Every Meducate tutor teaches within their own specialism — the exam they know inside out, not a general subject list.
BSc Economics, UCL
Shahan studied Economics, Maths, Further Maths and Politics at A-Level and achieved a score of 7.0 in the TMUA before reading Economics at UCL, graduating in September 2024. He now works full-time as a fund accountant alongside his tutoring practice, and has been tutoring for five years, specialising in A-Level Maths and Economics.
Incoming 2nd Year, Economics, UCL
Tazrian is a part-time tutor and full-time student at UCL. Friendly and approachable, he aims to make lessons enjoyable while helping students achieve their goals, and draws on a range of interests — from cars to football, padel and travelling — to find common ground with students and put them at ease. His main goal is to help students build confidence in their academics and provide structure to their learning.
Tazrian has tutored both A-Level and GCSE Maths, Further Maths and Economics, with students improving by an average of two grades from their starting point. This year he also supported students with UCAS applications across subjects including Economics, Maths and Engineering, resulting in offers from universities including Cambridge, Imperial and Warwick.
Lessons are structured and interactive. In the first session, Tazrian works through the specification with each student to identify areas of weakness and build a tailored plan. Having achieved 3 A*s himself, he understands what it takes to succeed while recognising that every student learns differently, adapting his approach accordingly and pushing each student to achieve their goals. He also writes bespoke mock exams targeting specific weak topics, with detailed feedback to build the skills students need.
MPhil Real Estate Finance, University of Cambridge · BSc (Hons), LSE
Haaris is a passionate and approachable tutor dedicated to helping students achieve their academic goals. Having recently completed an MPhil at the University of Cambridge, he understands what it takes to excel in examinations, and focuses on building confidence, simplifying difficult concepts, and helping students maximise their exam performance — tailored specifically to where each student stands.
Over the past three years, Haaris has successfully tutored more than 30 students across GCSE and A-Level. His students have consistently improved their grades and made significant progress through tailored lesson plans, exam-focused teaching, and proven revision strategies.
Lessons are rigorous and enjoyable in equal measure, personalised to each student's needs and learning style. Haaris breaks down complex topics into simple explanations, uses plenty of exam style questions, and teaches effective exam technique to secure the highest possible marks with every lesson structured, engaging and focused on measurable progress.
BSc Mathematics with Economics, LSE
Adithya is going into his second year of studying Mathematics with Economics at the London School of Economics (LSE). He has over 900 hours of tutoring experience both in person and online and is able to provide regular mathematics, further mathematics and TMUA tutoring. Adithya also received offers from Imperial College London and Warwick University.
Over the last three years, Adithya has helped students go from a C to an A in A-Level mathematics and move up 3 grades in GCSE mathematics.
MBChB Medicine, University of Birmingham
Abdulsatar is a 3rd year medical student at the University of Birmingham and is a friendly, experienced tutor of GCSE and A-Level physics, having studied at King Edward VI Camphill School for Boys, ranked the best secondary state school in the West Midlands.
His teaching style focuses on solidifying understanding and comprehension of the underlying fundamentals before getting into the details of questions and exam technique, allowing students to get top grades by constructing conclusions from their understanding and knowledge, rather than memorisation. The method is very adaptable — he can run lessons that are mainly teaching and drawing out concepts, or go through questions together to deepen understanding of the content.
Once payment is confirmed, you'll receive a confirmation email with your tutor's name and a calendar invite containing the Google Meet or Zoom link for your session.
Yes — sessions can be moved up to 24 hours before the scheduled time, free of charge, by replying to your confirmation email.
All Meducate tutors go through an identity and background verification process before being matched with students.
If a session is cancelled by Meducate or your tutor, you'll receive a full refund or a free rebooking — whichever you prefer.
Yes — once you've had a first session, you can request the same tutor for future bookings, subject to availability.