Find out more about tutoring from Pearson, view sample content and read articles about how tutoring can help your pupils to build confidence and get back on track.
Our tutors will be using standardised quality assessments and resources to help ensure your pupils get the support they need in the relevant areas, matched to their requirements. To help you decide which lesson options in Pearson Tutoring to choose, we have provided overview maps for each subject. You can also view sample lessons and pre-tutoring tests by subject and stage.
Find out about a selection of our fully qualified, UK-based tutors' teaching experiences with the National Tutoring Programme.
They also share some tips, which are intended to help schools get the most out of tutoring.
Discover the benefits of small-group tutoring on pupils' attainment and see how we help children most affected by school closures to catch up.
Schools across the country have told us about their experience of the National Tutoring Programme and Pearson as their tuition provider.
Get an overview of the National Tutoring Programme and more information on partners from a national webinar. Our Vice President, Mickey Revenaugh, speaks about Pearson's delivery of high-quality tuition for NTP.
Watch interviews with the team at Pearson, teachers, tutors and pupils on the National Tutoring Programme. Get more information on why Pearson decided to get involved in the Programme, the booking process and how tuition has benefited a school.
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