Online A-Level tuition in Biology, Chemistry and Politics
We got 92% of our students into their first choice uni this year.
For Year 12, Year 13 and resit students. Proper teaching, help with exam questions and a clear plan for the work between lessons.
Do any of these sound familiar?
“I know the topic. Then the question looks different.”
Understanding an explanation and using it in an unfamiliar exam question are different skills. We work on both.
“I’m working for hours and still falling behind.”
More notes and longer evenings aren’t always the answer. Start with what is missing, then make a workable plan.
“I want to help, but I don’t know where to start.”
Parents don’t need to become the subject teacher. You need to know what support is available and what happens next.
Beyond grades, we want students to know how to approach their work and ask for help when they need it.
Meet your subject specialists
Biology by Clare
Clare has taught Biology since 2011 and has worked as an examiner. She helps students understand the ideas, connect them and use them in exam answers.
Chemistry by Maria
A Chemistry teacher, Head of Chemistry and AQA examiner with nearly three decades in the classroom. Clear explanations, calculations worked through properly, and terrible Chemistry jokes.
Politics by Jon
A Politics teacher and examiner with over two decades of classroom experience. Jon helps students build an argument, use examples and explain their judgement.
Studying OCR Biology? Meet Rob. You can also meet our university mentors.
What support actually looks like
Subject teaching
Difficult ideas explained by a teacher who knows the subject and the demands of A-Level.
Exam-question practice
Work through how to use your knowledge, explain your reasoning and respond to what a question asks.
A plan for the week
Manageable work, regular returns to key ideas and revision with a purpose.
Mentoring and accountability
Support from university students and graduates who remember the A-Level experience.
Understanding comes before memorisation. We’ll explain the exact sessions, resources and mentoring included in the programme we recommend.
What students and parents say
These are genuine excerpts from reviews originally left for Biology by Clare.
Beth D
“Before joining I really struggled with understanding the biology content and couldn’t help but feel overwhelmed, but with Clare’s help learning content became much easier. Mistakes were never judged and each lesson was extremely engaging and simple to follow.”
Clare
“Biology by Clare was an invaluable investment for my son’s A-levels. Clare helped my son achieve an A* in Biology and get into his top choice university.”
nancy revill
“I joined Clare’s teaching programme just before the Easter holidays in Year 13, and it has made a huge difference to my confidence and understanding of Biology.”
Read all testimonials and reviews. These are individual experiences.
How to get started
1. Tell us what you need
Answer a few short questions about your subjects, year group and what feels difficult.
2. Talk it through
If the support looks like a good fit, book a no-obligation call. We’ll explain the programme and fees before you decide.
3. Start with a clear plan
Work with the right subject specialist and mentor, with a plan for understanding, exam technique and the work between sessions.
Hear directly from Clare
Your questions answered
Who is the support for?
Year 12, Year 13 and resit students. You can ask about support before starting A-Levels too.
Which subjects do you teach?
Biology, Chemistry and Politics are led by specialist teachers. Physics and Maths mentoring are also available; we’ll discuss the appropriate support for your subject.
Which exam boards do you support?
Our tutors have different specialisms. Tell us your exam board in the questionnaire so we can match you to appropriate support. Explore the Biology, Chemistry and Politics pages for details.
What happens in sessions?
Teaching focuses on understanding difficult ideas and applying them to exam questions. The programme recommended for you determines the session format, frequency and resources; we’ll explain those before you join.
How much does it cost?
Pricing is bespoke to the programme recommended for your needs. On the call we’ll explain what is included and the fee before you decide.
Are sessions online?
Yes. You can take part from home. You’ll receive the joining details for the programme you choose.
Find the right support
Tell us what feels difficult and what you would like to change. We’ll help you work out the next step.
A few short questions, then a no-obligation conversation. Open the questionnaire on its own page.