“We found John in the last few months in the run up to my son’s GCSEs. John takes a genuine interest in his students, finds their motivations and makes his lessons fun and interesting. He connects to the child on an individual level, going above and beyond, and with just a few months of his help my son got 2-3 grades higher than predicted. If you’re looking for a tutor, I can’t recommend John highly enough!”

AM, parent of GCSE student

"John was an excellent tutor for our 13 year old son. He went above and beyond helping and offering additional support between our weekly lessons to support our son with regular assessments. We saw our son’s confidence and ability improve dramatically and the school teacher also noticed the difference. John was able to connect and explain everything in a way my son was able to understand. He was always on hand to respond to my emails and we really can’t fault his approach at all. We would definitely recommend and wouldn’t hesitate to contact him if we ever needed help again. Thanks for everything."

SC, parent of year 10 student

"John tutored my daughter on a weekly basis for her year 11 Physics (and often) Chemistry GCSEs. He was patient and kind and found excellent ways to demonstrate and explain tricky topics, in a way that was dyslexia friendly. My daughter's confidence and ability really grew and she achieved 2 grades above where she started at the beginning of year 11. We're really pleased and would recommend John to other young people needing that extra help."

JG, parent of GCSE student

"John really helped with my daughter’s final few months in the run up to GCSE physics! He was very flexible when she had topics she didn’t understand and was very engaging in helping her to understand. I would thoroughly recommend John!"

YL, parent of GCSE student

"Highly recommend John he really helped my daughter with her Maths & Chemistry GCSE. Going from a grade 3 to a grade 5 in maths and a 6 in chemistry. Very flexible and supportive to create a great learning experience all around."

JM, parent of GCSE student