Online maths tutoring for secondary school and A-Level
How personal support, an interactive whiteboard and regular practice help secondary-school learners progress.
Mathematics can quickly become frustrating. In secondary school, technical college or before A-Level exams, the pace, amount of material and pressure all increase. This is where edventure Studios’ online maths tutoring comes in: flexible, personal and tailored to each learner’s goals.
Our online tutoring combines individual support from tutors with digital learning methods and the Konomondo learning game. Learners can clarify open questions, practise regularly, close gaps and gradually become more confident in mathematics.
Flexible learning without travel time
A major advantage of online maths tutoring is flexibility. Sessions can take place wherever learning works well: at home, at boarding school, while travelling or in a quiet place after school.
Without travel, tutoring is easier to combine with school, hobbies, sport and family life. The time saved can go directly into learning, revision or rest.
Personal support instead of an anonymous platform
Online tutoring at edventure Studios does not mean leaving learners alone with exercises. Personal guidance from a tutor remains at the centre.
- What is difficult right now?
- Which topics matter for the next exam?
- Which foundations need revisiting?
- How can the learner prepare specifically for tests or final exams?
This creates a learning path matched to the learner’s prior knowledge, pace and goal.
Online maths tutoring for teenagers
Our tutoring is designed especially for teenagers in secondary and technical schools. Many learners understand mathematics in principle but lose confidence because of gaps, stress or negative experiences.
That is why our work is not only about correct answers. It is about making mathematics understandable again and helping learners realise: “I can learn this.”
Interactive sessions with a whiteboard, exercises and feedback
Online teaching can be highly active. Tutors and learners work with digital whiteboards, sketches, animations and immediate feedback.
All materials remain available digitally. Notes, examples, explanations and even videos can be revisited later, making revision before tests and exams much easier.
Regular practice with Konomondo
Alongside personal tutoring, we use Konomondo for targeted practice. Learners can revisit mathematical foundations, solve quizzes and train regularly.
Mathematics is not learned through explanations alone. Learners need to calculate, experiment, make mistakes and learn from them. Konomondo makes practice and motivation easier to integrate into everyday life.
Ideal for tests, resits and A-Level preparation
- Preparing for school tests
- Support with homework and learning gaps
- Revising essential foundations
- Focused preparation for resits
- Mathematics A-Level preparation
- Long-term support throughout the school year
The more regularly learners practise, the easier it becomes to reduce uncertainty. We therefore focus on continuous support rather than short-term memorisation immediately before an exam.
Free trial session
Not sure whether online tutoring is right for you? A free trial session lets you experience how we work, ask questions and find out together what kind of support fits best.
Frequently asked questions
Is online maths tutoring as effective as in-person tutoring?
Yes, when it is supported well. A whiteboard, video call, digital resources and personal guidance can make online tutoring highly effective. Learners need to participate actively and practise regularly. For younger learners up to around age 13, support from a parent may be helpful.
Who is online maths tutoring for?
Our tutoring is especially suitable for secondary-school learners preparing for tests, resits, technical-school exams or Mathematics A-Level.
Do I need special equipment?
No. We recommend a laptop or tablet, but a smartphone, a stable internet connection and a quiet place are enough to get started. We explain everything else before the first session.
