GCSE
8-week structured programme for Year 10 and Year 11 students — designed to lift grades and build the foundations needed for A-Level, taught 1-on-1 by instructors from Imperial College London.
Age Range
Year 10–11 students
Duration
8 weeks
Format
Online, 1-on-1
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GCSEs determine A-Level options, which determine university options. The GCSE Intensive is an 8-week structured programme designed for Year 10 and Year 11 students who want to enter Year 12 with strong foundations. Sessions are 1-on-1 with an instructor from Imperial College London, structured around exam content, past papers, and key skill-building.
The programme is designed for two profiles: high-performers wanting to cement top grades (8–9s), and underperforming students who need a clear pathway out of stagnation. By week 12, every student sits a final mock and receives a Year 12 readiness assessment.
Students go on to secure offers at Imperial, Cambridge, Oxford & more — GCSEs are the foundation that gets them there
Average grade improvement of 1–3 grades per subject across the programme
Every session is 1-on-1 with an instructor from Imperial College London — not a tutor agency, not a student volunteer
Session one begins with a full diagnostic — every gap identified before a single lesson is taught
Personalised study roadmap built around your exact grade boundaries and exam board
Real past papers, timed under exam conditions, every single week
Mark-scheme coaching — students learn exactly what examiners award marks for
WhatsApp access to your instructor between sessions — no waiting a week to unblock
Final mock exam with detailed written feedback and a Year 12 readiness report
Structured homework every session — measurable progress, not just attendance
Programme Options
Your assigned specialist mentor, timed mocks, and personalised question bank — included in every track.
10 hours
18 hours
22 hours
40 hours
Student Results
"I went from a 4 to a 7 in Maths. My instructor spotted immediately that I was losing marks on worded problems — not because I couldn't do the maths but because I wasn't reading the question carefully enough. That sounds obvious but no teacher had ever told me."
Nina R.
GCSE Maths · Grade 4 → 7
"My son was predicted 4s and 5s across the board. He finished with 7s and 8s. The weekly structure meant he was doing work every week without realising it — it never felt like cramming."
John W.
Parent · Triple Science + Maths improvements
"I wanted to go into sixth form without any weak subjects dragging me down. We did three subjects — Maths, Chemistry, and Biology. All three improved. Chemistry went from a 5 to an 8."
Aisha K.
Chemistry · Grade 5 → 8