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Live 1:1 & pairs IGCSE preparation

IGCSE Online Tutoring: Live Small Classes

One teacher, one student, one clear plan for the exam

IGCSE covers a lot of content in two years, and the exam rewards students who can apply ideas, not just recall them. Our live IGCSE classes, 1:1 or in pairs, follow your child's own syllabus and school pace, close the gaps from earlier years, and build steady exam technique well before the final papers.

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Usually taken
Ages 14 to 16 (Years 10 and 11)
Exam boards
Cambridge IGCSE and Pearson Edexcel International GCSE
Class format
Live online, 1:1 or pairs, scheduled around school
First class
Free trial

IGCSE subjects we teach

Every class is planned around your child's own syllabus, school pace and exam date.

  • IGCSE Mathematics

    Number, algebra, functions, geometry, trigonometry, vectors, probability and statistics, for both Core and Extended levels.

  • IGCSE Physics

    Forces and motion, energy, waves, electricity and magnetism, thermal physics and atomic physics, with calculation practice.

  • IGCSE Chemistry

    Atomic structure, bonding, stoichiometry and the mole, acids and bases, rates of reaction, organic chemistry.

  • IGCSE Biology

    Cells, enzymes, human and plant systems, genetics and inheritance, ecology, with practice on data and diagram questions.

  • IGCSE English

    Reading comprehension, summary writing, directed writing, descriptive and narrative composition.

  • IGCSE Computer Science

    Data representation, hardware and networks, algorithms, pseudocode and programming in Python.

How our IGCSE preparation works

  1. 1

    Start with a diagnostic

    The first classes find out exactly which IGCSE topics are secure and which are not, so no time is spent on what your child already knows.

  2. 2

    Teach the concept, then the exam

    Each weak topic is taught properly first. Only then do we move to exam-style questions, so marks come from understanding and not from memorised steps.

  3. 3

    Practise with real question styles

    Students work through past-paper style questions, learn how marks are awarded, and practise writing answers the way examiners expect.

  4. 4

    Timed practice and review

    Closer to the exam, classes include timed sections. Every mistake is reviewed and sorted: a gap in knowledge, a misread question, or a timing problem.

  5. 5

    Parents stay informed

    After each class you can see what was covered and what comes next, so you always know how preparation is going.

A typical IGCSE study plan

WhenWhat classes focus on
Start of Year 10Build strong foundations topic by topic alongside school, and fix gaps from earlier years.
Start of Year 11Finish the syllabus early, then begin regular past-paper style practice.
Three to four months before examsTopic-wise revision, timed papers and focused work on the weakest areas.
Final weeksFull timed papers, review of repeated mistakes and calm exam strategy.

Who it is for

  • Students moving from another curriculum into IGCSE who need to catch up
  • Students who understand the lesson in class but lose marks in exams
  • Students aiming for top grades who want to be stretched beyond school pace
  • Families who want one consistent teacher across the two IGCSE years

FAQs

IGCSE tutoring: common questions

  • We teach to the syllabus your child's school follows, including Cambridge IGCSE and Pearson Edexcel International GCSE. Tell us the board and subject code when you book and the teacher will plan around it.

  • The start of Year 10 gives the most time to build understanding gradually. Students also join in Year 11 for focused revision and exam practice. The free trial class helps decide how many classes a week make sense.

  • Yes. The teacher works at the level your child is entered for and, where it is realistic, helps a student move from Core towards Extended content.

  • Classes are live on video, 1:1 or in pairs, with a shared whiteboard. The teacher explains, the student solves, and exam-style questions are practised together. Classes are scheduled around school hours.

  • Yes. The first class is a free trial. The teacher checks your child's current level and you see how the classes work before deciding.

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Core Minds Academy is an independent tutoring provider and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Cambridge Assessment International Education or Pearson Edexcel.

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