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Home and online tutoring: O Level, IGCSE and A Level
Home tutors in Islamabad, Rawalpindi and Lahore. Online tutors worldwide.
One-to-one lessons for O Level, IGCSE and A Level, at home in Pakistan's cities or online from anywhere. Tutor profiles are reviewed by our team before they are published.
- Profiles reviewed before publishing
- Online or at home
- Lessons agreed in your time zone
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How you learn
Home tutoring and online tutoring
Choose the setting that suits the student. Many families start online and add home lessons, or the other way round.
Home tutoring
Home tutors in Islamabad, Rawalpindi and Lahore
A tutor visits the student's home where one serves your area. Tell us your neighbourhood and we will say honestly whether we can arrange it.
- Arranged by city and area, such as DHA and Bahria Town
- We confirm the tutor, schedule and area before lessons start
Online tutoring
Online tutors worldwide
Lessons run over video, so a student in Toronto or Dubai can work with a tutor who knows the exam board, with no travel.
- Weekly slots agreed in your own time zone
- Students in different countries and cities
O Level, IGCSE and A Level
Tutors for O Level, IGCSE and A Level
Pick the level to see its tutors, subject pages, past papers and study guides.
O Level tutors
Cambridge and Edexcel O Level, usually taken around ages 14 to 16.
O Level guides and papersIGCSE tutors
Cambridge and Edexcel IGCSE, the international GCSE for ages 14 to 16.
IGCSE guides and papersA Level tutors
AS and A Level for ages 16 to 19, including Cambridge and Edexcel.
A Level guides and papersOur tutors
Meet our tutors
Profiles appear here only after our team has approved them. Featured tutors are shown first.
Tutor profiles are being reviewed
No approved profiles are published yet, and we would rather show you an honest empty space than a made-up one. Tell us what you need and we will say whether we can match you.
How it works
From first search to first lesson
You stay in control of the choice. We help with the matching, the introduction and the practical details.
Step 1: Search or tell us what you need
Filter tutors by subject, level, exam board, country, city and tuition mode, or send a request and describe the student.
Step 2: We reply with the next step
We read your request, check the details with you and suggest tutors who fit the subject, board and schedule.
Step 3: Meet the tutor
We arrange the introduction, since tutors' contact details are not published. Ask about a trial lesson and we will tell you what is possible.
Step 4: Learn, then review
Agree a weekly schedule and begin. Reviews are checked by our team before they appear on a profile.
Resources
Guides and answers
Practical guides on revision, qualifications and choosing a tutor, written by our team, with straight answers to common questions.
Choosing a tutor
Choosing a tutor: seven questions worth asking
A short checklist for parents and students to use before agreeing to regular lessons, and what a verified qualification can and cannot tell you.
Choosing a tutor
Writing a tutor profile that families can trust
For tutors: what to include in your profile so parents and students can judge whether you suit them, without exaggeration.
Frequently asked questions
How does it work?
Search for a tutor by subject, level, exam board, country and city, or send us a request and we will suggest the next step. Once you have chosen a tutor, you agree a weekly time in your own time zone and start one-to-one lessons, online or at home where the tutor serves your area.
What does it mean when a tutor is approved?
A tutor's profile is only shown publicly after our team has reviewed it. Qualifications can carry a verified mark once we have checked the supporting documents, and those documents are kept private. If a tutor changes what a reviewer approved, such as the biography, subjects or qualifications, the profile goes back into review and is shown again once it has been re-approved. Everyday details such as availability and rates update straight away. Approval confirms what we have checked; it is not a guarantee of results, so we encourage you to ask a tutor how they would teach your child before you commit.
Can I contact a tutor directly?
Tutors' phone numbers and email addresses are not published. Send an enquiry from a profile or from the contact page and our team will arrange the introduction. This keeps tutors' personal details private and gives us a record if anything needs to be put right.
Are lessons online or at home?
Both are possible. Online lessons work for students anywhere, including across time zones. Home tutoring depends on whether a tutor serves your area; tell us your city and neighbourhood and we will say honestly whether we can arrange it.
Which levels, subjects and exam boards are covered?
The platform is organised around Cambridge O Level, IGCSE and AS and A Level, Pearson Edexcel, AQA and OCR qualifications, the IB Diploma, Advanced Placement, SAT, and US and Canadian high school courses, plus short courses and entrance tests. Which of these you can book depends on the tutors currently approved, so use the search filters or ask us if you do not see what you need.
How much do lessons cost?
Tutors set their own rates and may show an hourly rate in their local currency on their profile. If a profile shows no rate, ask in your enquiry and we will confirm the figure with the tutor before anything is agreed.
Students and parents
Tell us what you need
Describe the student, the subject and the exam, and we will reply with the next step. The more detail you give, the better the match.
Prefer to talk? Message us on WhatsApp or call, and we can fill in the form for you.
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