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From the tricky question to the next big exam. Explore support by subject.
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The right support makes space for possibility.You know your child. We help you find the people who could support their next step.
Search by subject, grade, curriculum and location.
Explore their approach, experience and rates.
Send a free enquiry. Arrange the details together.
Build an independent tutoring practice with a profile that helps families find you.
Your school’s curriculum is an important part of the match. Use it to find tutors who list the programme your learner follows, then ask about their experience with the specific course.
Search for support with the school subjects and grade your learner is working through.
Explore tutors ↗IEBFind tutors who list IEB and discuss your school’s subject and assessment requirements.
Explore tutors ↗CambridgeShare the exact course and level, such as IGCSE, AS or A Level, in your enquiry.
Explore tutors ↗IBTell the tutor which programme, subject and level you need support with.
Explore tutors ↗IMPAQExplore tutors familiar with supporting a learner’s home education schedule.
Explore tutors ↗From early school foundations to matric revision and the move into university, search for someone who teaches the level you need. The first conversation is a chance to check their experience with that stage.
There isn’t one reason to find a tutor. Start with what feels difficult, what your learner wants to achieve and what would make the school week feel more manageable.
Sometimes the current work feels hard because an earlier idea is still unclear. Tell the tutor which questions cause your learner to pause, and bring examples of recent work. Ask how they would identify the starting point and build from there.
The aim can be as simple as feeling comfortable enough to try a question independently, explain a method or ask for help in class.
A test, a new term or an important exam can be easier to approach with a clear plan. Share the dates, the topics and the available time with your tutor so you can agree on realistic priorities.
Discuss how lessons, practice and feedback will fit together. A tutor can help structure the work; the plan should still leave room for the learner’s school and home commitments.
Some learners need time to think aloud without feeling rushed. Others want a different explanation or a chance to practise with someone beside them. A profile gives you an introduction, and a conversation helps you explore the person’s approach.
Include your child in that conversation. Their comfort with the tutor matters alongside the subject knowledge and the timetable.
Tutoring can also be about building on an interest or preparing for a new level of work. Explain whether you want to consolidate school material, explore more demanding questions or prepare for a specific transition.
Ask the tutor what they can offer and how you would know the sessions are useful. Keep the goal specific enough to review together.
Profiles bring the practical details together. Verification badges add information about document checks, while the choice of tutor remains with you.
Understand the verified badge ↗A verified badge indicates that an identity document or passport has been checked against the tutor’s profile name.
The badge also relates to a review of the qualification documents supplied. Ask the tutor how that background connects to your learner’s subject.
Document checks do not assess teaching ability, guarantee results or include a criminal record check. Discuss experience, ask for references and make sensible arrangements for lessons.
You choose who to contact. Your tutor sets their rates and agrees the lesson plan with you. TUTSA brings the profiles and enquiries together, while the teaching relationship stays direct.
Families can browse and enquire for free. Tutors pay a flat membership fee for their listing, with no commission on lesson earnings. There is no parent subscription or lesson checkout to navigate.
A tutor around the corner, or the right person on the other side of a screen. Start where it suits you.
Can’t see your suburb? Explore all areas in the directory, or widen your options with online lessons.
Explore the map ↗Find online tutors ↗Searching and sending an enquiry through TUTSA are free for families. Lesson fees are set by each independent tutor. Check the profile and confirm the lesson length, payment arrangements and any additional travel costs directly before you begin.
No. Families can explore profiles and send an enquiry without signing up. The registration and login areas are for tutors who want to list their services.
Yes. Select online lessons to explore tutors who work remotely. Discuss the video platform, access to a suitable device and how materials will be shared before arranging the first session.
Start with the learner’s grade, curriculum and subject. Mention the topics they find difficult, your preferred lesson format and a few suitable times. You can share more detailed schoolwork privately once you have spoken to the tutor.
Your message is sent to the tutor you selected. They reply directly to discuss availability and fit. TUTSA does not allocate a tutor or confirm a booking on your behalf.
Some tutors offer a complimentary 15-minute introductory call. Where this is available, you can request it on the profile enquiry form. You can also ask questions in your first message.
Choose the grade, curriculum and area that fit your learner. A useful conversation can start with a simple hello.
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