Online one-to-one · November 2026
Focused revision for your GCSE Maths resit.
Five private two-hour sessions with an experienced, vetted Maths teacher. The revision focuses on the topics, skills and exam technique that cost marks, not the whole syllabus again, and gives the student a practical plan for the ten weeks between results day and the November resit.
€1,000 for the course, one to one. No payment is taken now.
Entries close: 4 October 2026
Exams: 2 to 11 November 2026 on the common timetable
Results: 14 January 2027
Dates reviewed 22 September 2026. JCQ November 2026 key dates
The November series carries Mathematics and English Language only. We teach the Maths; every other subject waits for summer 2027.
The course
Ten hours, spent on what is costing marks.
A retake is not a second run at the syllabus. Every student starts with an assessment against the paper they have just sat, and the ten hours go on the marks that were lost: the misconceptions underneath them, and the exam technique that turns working into marks.
- Assessed against the paper just sat, so the ten hours go where the marks went.
- Foundation and Higher tier both taught, and we will say plainly if a tier change is the better route to the grade.
- Past-paper technique under timed conditions, with work set between sessions.
- Experienced teachers only, vetted through our Safer Recruitment process before they meet a student.
Mathematics · AQA, Edexcel, OCR
€1,000 one to one, without waiting for a group
€500 per student, in a group of four
Five two-hour sessions, ten hours of teaching. One-to-one days and times are arranged between you and your tutor, Saturdays included, and the course starts as soon as they are agreed. Groups are four students at the same level, never more, and start at 4.30pm UK time once four are matched.
Entries are made by your school or an approved exam centre, not by us. Confirm the deadline with your exams officer before booking tuition.
Questions we are asked.
When is the November 2026 GCSE Maths resit?
Exams run from 2 to 11 November 2026 on the common timetable, entries close on 4 October 2026, and results reach candidates on 14 January 2027. Confirm individual Maths paper dates with your exam centre and awarding body.
Which subjects can be resat in November?
The November series carries Mathematics and English Language only, plus Welsh and Cymraeg for candidates in Wales. Every other subject waits for summer 2027. We teach the Maths.
How long have I got?
The common examination window is 2 to 11 November 2026. The time available depends on when you start and your board’s Maths paper dates. We agree a realistic revision plan after discussing current work and availability.
Who enters me for the exam?
Your school or college, or an exam centre that accepts private candidates. A tutor cannot enter you. If you are moving to a sixth form or college in September, ask them early, because the 4 October deadline arrives quickly once term starts.
What does it cost?
€1,000 one to one, or €500 per student in a group of four, for five two-hour sessions. A term block of ten one-hour lessons is €1,000. One-to-one days and times are arranged between you and your tutor, Saturdays included, and the course starts as soon as they are agreed; groups start at 4.30pm UK time once four students are matched at the same level.
One to one, or a group of four
Enquire about revision.
Tell us the course, subject, exam board and current grade. We will check tutor or group availability and agree the dates with you. This form sends an enquiry; it does not reserve or confirm a place. Payment instructions follow once the arrangements are agreed. You can also book a free fifteen-minute call before deciding.
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