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Online Tutoring.
Customised Lessons by Experienced Specialist Tutors
Live one-to-one online tutoring with experienced UK tutors, helping students build confidence and improve results.
Whether your child needs support to catch up, move ahead or prepare for exams, online tutoring is a flexible, effective option. This type of support is especially popular with GCSE and A-level students, who are often confident with technology and value flexible, focused help alongside their school or college work. Enter your postcode in the search box above to see tutors who offer online lessons, or contact us to request a free bespoke tutor match.
One-to-One Online Tutoring Across the UK.
Our online tutors provide personalised one-to-one lessons tailored to each student’s goals and learning style.
We can usually introduce tutors for:
We also work with college students and adult learners who would like to refresh key skills, prepare for further study or build confidence in a particular subject.
Online tutoring offers the same quality of support as local home tuition, with added flexibility and convenience for busy families. Personal Tutors has been introducing families to private tutors across the UK since 1970, giving parents reassurance when choosing online support.
How Online Tutoring Works.
One-to-One Online Tutoring .
Simple, Accessible Technology
Tutors typically use easy-to-access online video platforms that work on most modern computers, laptops and tablets. There’s no complicated technology to set up – you usually just click a link to join the lesson.
Your tutor will explain exactly how it works in advance so that both you and your child feel comfortable and confident before the first session. Parents or guardians should also ensure that online lessons take place in a suitable, quiet space at home and remain responsible for supervising their child’s internet use.
All tutors registered with Personal Tutors are carefully pre-vetted. We request written references with an emphasis on character, conduct and safeguarding, and we hold details of each tutor’s qualifications and experience so you can choose someone who suits your child.
All tutors registered with Personal Tutors hold an Enhanced DBS (Child Workforce) certificate, and many are qualified teachers or subject specialists, often with additional qualifications such as master’s degrees, doctorates or relevant professional credentials.
Benefits of Online Tutoring
Online tutoring can be a flexible and convenient way to support your child’s learning. Benefits include:
• Access to a wider choice of tutors, regardless of travel distance
• Lessons that fit around busy school, work and family schedules
• No travel time or costs – learn from home or wherever you are
• Screen sharing and online whiteboards to explain tricky topics
• Ideal for regular weekly support or short, focused exam revision
• Particularly convenient for GCSE and A-level students who are confident online and need focused subject-specialist support
Find an Online Tutor Near You
You can easily find tutors near you who offer online lessons – simply enter your postcode in our search box to view detailed tutor profiles and see who is available for online or local home tuition.
If you would like some expert guidance, you can also use our free bespoke tutor matching service. One of our experienced consultants will review your enquiry and handpick a shortlist of tutors who best match your needs.
There is no obligation – you are free to contact the tutors directly, discuss your requirements, and decide whether to go ahead.
Frequently Asked Questions.
What checks do you carry out on tutors?
All tutors registered with Personal Tutors are carefully pre-vetted. We request written references with an emphasis on character, conduct and safeguarding, and we hold details of each tutor’s qualifications and experience so you can choose someone who suits your child. All tutors registered with Personal Tutors hold an Enhanced DBS (Child Workforce) certificate, and many are qualified teachers or experienced subject specialists. Vetting is just as important for online lessons as it is for home visits, so we apply the same careful checks in both cases.
Is online tutoring as effective as face-to-face lessons?
Many families find that online tutoring is just as effective as face-to-face support for their child. Lessons are still one-to-one, tutors can share resources on screen, and many students feel more relaxed learning from home. For some children, however, in-person lessons may work better, and you and your tutor can decide together which option is likely to suit your child best.
What equipment do we need for online lessons?
You’ll usually need a stable internet connection, a laptop, desktop or tablet, and a microphone and camera. Your tutor will let you know if anything else is required and will talk you through how to join the first session
How much does online tutoring cost?
Hourly fees are set by each tutor and can vary depending on subject and level. When you receive your free list of tutors, we include a recommended fee range so you can see what to expect. Some tutors may ask for payment to be made before each lesson, and any payment arrangements will be agreed directly between you and your tutor. This helps to keep lessons running smoothly and supports a clear commitment from both sides.
Is online tutoring suitable for primary-age children?
Yes – many tutors are experienced in working with younger children online and keep sessions active, supportive and engaging. If you would like to sit in on some or all of your child’s online lessons, please mention this to the tutor so that arrangements and expectations can be agreed in advance.
Can tutors support students with additional learning needs?
Many tutors are experienced in supporting students with additional learning needs, such as dyslexia, ADHD or anxiety around schoolwork. Please mention any specific needs in your enquiry so your chosen tutor is aware and can plan lessons accordingly.
Can we switch between online and home tuition?
In many cases, yes. Some tutors are happy to offer both online lessons and local home visits, so you can choose the option that works best for your family.
Next Steps.
If you’re considering online tuition for your child, we’re here to help. Enter your postcode in the search box to see available tutors, or contact us to request your free list and bespoke recommendations.
