A level · One to one · Online

Online A level tutoring for the grades universities ask for

One to one A level lessons with a vetted Nigerian teacher who knows your child's exam board. A levels are a big step up from GCSE, and university offers depend on the grades, so we build deep understanding early and sharpen exam technique for the summer of Year 13.

  • Teachers from the top 3% of applicants
  • From £9.63 a session
  • Selected for the MIT Social Innovation Fellowship, 2025

Who it's for

  • Students in Years 12 and 13 taking A levels
  • Students finding the jump from GCSE harder than expected
  • Students working towards a conditional university offer
  • Students applying for competitive courses such as medicine, engineering or economics

What A level preparation covers

  • Maths and further maths, including pure, mechanics and statistics
  • Biology, chemistry and physics, including required practicals
  • Economics, English literature and computer science
  • Extended answers, essays and data questions
  • Past papers marked against your child's exam board
  • Revision planning across two years of content

Subjects the A level covers

How lessons work

  1. We start with your child's exam board, their target grades and an honest look at which topics are secure and which are not.
  2. Hard topics are taught properly the first time, so Year 13 can focus on exam practice rather than catching up.
  3. Your child practises the longer, harder questions where A level marks are won or lost.

What every Masani family gets

A teacher from the top 3%

Only the top 3% of teachers who apply are accepted, and we match one to your child. You never have to browse profiles.

A written report after every lesson

What was covered, how your child did, and what comes next, in your inbox and parent portal after each session.

Every lesson recorded

Your child can rewatch any class before a test, and you can see exactly how lessons are taught.

Progress tracked skill by skill

The online parent portal shows how each skill is moving over time, not just a mark at the end of term.

Lessons in your time zone

Sessions run across UK, US, Canada and Australia hours, and every time shows in your own local time.

Change your teacher any time

Free, no questions asked. You can also pause or cancel with 48 hours' notice, and unused sessions are always refunded.

How it works

  1. Book a free consultation

    Fifteen minutes with one of our education experts about your child, at a time that suits you.

  2. Get a personalised plan

    Within 24 hours we send a written plan: your child's strengths, the gaps worth closing first, and what to do about each.

  3. Meet the right teacher

    If Masani fits, we match your child with a teacher chosen for their subject, level and personality.

  4. Learn and track progress

    One to one online lessons, a report after each one, and progress you can see in the parent portal.

Simple, transparent pricing

Pay per package, not per month. No hidden fees, and you can pause or cancel with 48 hours' notice. Your first 90 days are covered by our money back promise.

8 sessions

£88

£11 a session · ~1 month at 2x/week

24 sessions

£242

£10.08 a session · ~3 months at 2x/week

Includes 2 free sessions

48 sessions

£462

£9.63 a session · ~6 months at 2x/week

Includes 6 free sessions

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What parents say

The tutors have been outstanding, patient, professional, and deeply committed. I would wholeheartedly recommend Masani to any parent looking to see tangible improvement in their children's learning journey.
Mr. Ugbehe, Scotland, UK
Since I started using this service, my child's performance has improved. The lesson teacher is good at what she does, and I have recommended their services to other parents and will continue to do so.
Mrs. Frilster, United Kingdom
Our daughter gets excited to connect with her Masani tutor. Her attitude toward learning mathematics has changed completely. Her self-confidence has increased and she is eager to learn new concepts.
Mrs. Joanne, United States

Frequently asked questions

How are A levels graded?

A levels are graded A star to E. Most students take three, and universities usually make offers based on predicted grades, confirmed by the final results in August.

Which exam boards do you cover?

We follow your child's own exam board, including AQA, Edexcel, OCR and WJEC Eduqas, and Cambridge International A levels.

Can you help my child get the grades for a university offer?

Yes. We plan backwards from the grades in your child's offer, focus on the topics and papers that will move those grades most, and report progress after every lesson.

Start with a free, personalised learning plan

Fifteen minutes about your child. A written plan within 24 hours. No obligation. Masani was selected for the MIT Social Innovation Fellowship in 2025.

Book a free consultation