Home education allows you to be flexible with your approach and for your child to progress at their own pace. You don't have to choose specific subjects, or build your schedule according to a rigid structure.

Parents want educators who can cater to their child's particular needs - that's why they choose me. I have nearly a decade of experience working with home educated children which puts me in the perfect position to support families.

I have worked with students who have had problems at school, and those who have left school to pursue a sporting career.

Unlike some online schools, I do not have any compulsory subjects. I don't believe that students should have to study subjects which they have no interest in.

The most popular subjects are:

• English Language
• English Literature
• Maths
• Biology
• Chemistry
• Physics
• Geography
• History

Definitely! I have previously catered for students wishing to study Business, Economics, Psychology, Religion, and Sociology, along with languages including Arabic, French, Mandarin, and Spanish.

Unlike many online schools, I do not stream individuals based on their age. One of the biggest advantages of home education is that students can take exams when they feel that they are ready. I have had students as young as 9 who have sat IGCSEs and achieved Grade 9.

Students sit official exams in the same way they would if they were in mainstream education. They enter with a local exam centre and this does incur additional costs. All of our students receive discounted entries with our exam partners Tutors & Exams.

I primarily follow the Edexcel IGCSE exam boards, although I can cater for alternatives as there is often a lot of crossover content.

No! The beauty of remote learning is that I am able to teach students wherever they are in the world. I have taught students in over 20 different countries.

Your child will need either a laptop, a computer, or a smart device to access the lessons. All work is set via Google Classroom but if your child would like to work through textbooks, please let me know and I will send you the links to purchase them.

I don't tie you in to hefty termly contracts - I like to keep it simple as I know circumstances change. I send out an invoice at the start of each month which must be paid before your child attends any lessons*.

My group classes all cost £10 per hour.

I am different to many online schools in that I do not have set term dates, although I do take the traditional two weeks off over Christmas.

*You pay for all invoiced sessions, even those missed through illness.

Sure! On average home educated students sit at least five IGCSEs, as that is often the requirement to progress to college. A one-year IGCSE course usually lasts around 40 weeks.

What does that mean for you?

£50 p/w for 40 weeks = £2000

This is only a guide as the lessons for some subjects are longer than one hour. Furthermore, one of the beauties of home education is that you can stagger the exams over multiple exam sittings.

For home educated students to sit exams, they must register with either a local school/college or a private exam centre. This incurs additional costs. All of our students receive discounted entries with our exam partners Tutors & Exams, where the average IGCSE costs £169. If your child has recently deregistered from a school, it is always worth contacting them to see if they would consider facilitating the exams.