Step one
Free trial
A first lesson so your child can meet the tutor and you can see how we teach.
Online GCSE Maths tuition, matched to your child’s exam board.
Live GCSE Maths lessons for Foundation and Higher tier, taught by specialist tutors in groups of no more than eight, or 1-to-1. Your child joins from home, wherever you are in the UK.
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What your child works on
Lessons follow the specification your child is actually sitting, and start from the gaps that cost them marks.
- The whole course: number, algebra, ratio and proportion, geometry, probability and statistics.
- Non-calculator skills: confident written methods for the paper where there is nothing to lean on.
- Problem-solving: the multi-step and worded questions where many students lose marks.
- Past papers: practice with real questions and mark schemes, so your child learns what examiners reward.
- Tier and target: honest advice on Foundation or Higher, and a realistic grade to aim for.
At a glance
Taught by Azeen Imtiaz (11+ and GCSE Maths) and Mr Fayas Haque (GCSE Maths and English).
Book a free trialGCSE Maths, explained for parents
GCSE Maths is sat at one of two tiers. Foundation tier covers grades 1 to 5, and Higher tier covers grades 4 to 9. With the main exam boards, AQA, Edexcel and OCR, your child sits three papers at the end of Year 11: one without a calculator and two with one.
A grade 4 is a standard pass and a grade 5 a strong pass. Students who don’t reach grade 4 normally have to keep studying maths after 16, which is one reason it pays to secure it early.
When to start
Year 10 is the ideal time: there is room to fix gaps properly before the pressure of Year 11. Tuition in Year 11 still helps a great deal, with more focus on the topics and question types that move a grade. For the habits that make revision stick, read our founder’s guide to GCSE success: a purpose, a plan and the right habits.
From first lesson to exam day.
Lessons are live and online, so there’s no traffic to fight after school.
Step two
Where they are now
We look at recent work or a short assessment to find the topics costing marks.
Step three
A plan to the exam
Topics ordered by impact, with past papers built in as the exams get closer.
Step four
Lessons and reports
Live lessons each week, with regular, honest progress reports to you.
GCSE Maths questions.
Anything else, ask us directly: aobrillianceonline@gmail.com or WhatsApp.
Should my child sit Foundation or Higher?
It depends on their current level and target grade. Foundation tops out at grade 5; Higher starts at grade 4. We’ll give you an honest view after working with your child and seeing recent assessments, and you can discuss it with their school.
Which exam boards do you teach?
We match lessons to your child’s exam board and specification, so practice uses the same style of questions they’ll see in the exam.
Can tuition move my child up a grade?
Often, yes, though no one can promise a result. Most lost marks come from a handful of gaps and from problem-solving questions; fixing those is usually where the biggest gains are.
When should GCSE Maths tuition start?
Year 10 gives the most time to close gaps. Starting in Year 11 is still worthwhile, with lessons focused on the highest-impact topics and past papers.
Is it 1-to-1 or a group?
Either. One-to-one gives the most tailored pace; small groups of up to eight add discussion and peer contact. We’ll help you choose at the free trial.
More ways we can help.
Further reading
Let’s talk about your child.
Tell us their year group, the subjects they need and when they can attend. We’ll review where they are now and be in touch within 24 hours to arrange a free trial.