Every family is really buying a GCSE result three years out. The years that decide it are the ones nobody watches — and when it goes wrong, it is the placement that gets questioned.
And it is not a vending machine for answers
Every session opens with a 30-second check-in. Green: push hard. Amber: short session, light topic. Red: we’ll suggest a rest and a bath. Most weeks aren’t green — we built for that.
Unique vs every incumbentFour-level hint ladder. We start with a question, escalate only when stuck, and ask kids to show their working — so we catch where the misconception actually lives.
Refuses to give the final answerTell the tutor your kid plays chess, runs cross-country, reads sci-fi. Every analogy reaches for things they already understand. Boring kids into maths is a choice. We don’t make it.
Personalisation, not flatteryThat relationship stays yours. What we cover is the three years your service doesn’t reach — which is exactly where retention risk and reputation risk sit.
Placement is the beginning of your reputation, not the end of your job.
A tutor that gives the answer is a tutor that teaches nothing. There is no fifth rung.
We’re taking a small number of agencies this cycle, because each one gets set up properly. Founding partners get preferential terms — early access, your name on the report, a direct line to the founders, and a say in where the product goes. What the commercial arrangement looks like, we work out on a call against your size and model. No published number, and nothing committed before we’ve spoken.
No published number, and nothing committed before we’ve spoken.
The call is quicker, and we can talk specifics straight away. Prefer to write first? That works too.
Fifteen minutes with Miranda, co-founder. No deck, no prep needed.
We won’t ask what commission you want or for a budget. That’s worked out on the call, against your actual size.
Three fields, thirty seconds. Miranda reads these herself and follows up to set up the call.