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£35–£40/hour for 1:1 tutoring, depending on subject and level. See Payment Options for commitment tiers, and each service page for add-ons like homework marking, revision packages and group sessions.
Online, which removes geographic limits and makes scheduling around school and family life easier — the same live, personal teaching, just delivered by video call.
Weekly is standard for ongoing subject tutoring, though this flexes around exam season, revision packages, or one-off masterclasses and summer courses.
Yes — this is about building genuine confidence and study habits, not just fixing problems. Many families start precisely because things are going fine and they want to keep it that way.
For Year 7 transition specifically, spring or early summer before September. Otherwise, any point in Years 7–9 works — earlier means more time to build strong foundations before GCSEs begin.
Yes — genuinely, not as an afterthought. See the SEND, EHCP & Advocacy Support page for the full picture.
SEND-aware tutoring is priced the same as standard 1:1 tutoring, £35–£40/hour. EHCP Advocacy is priced by package, from £295 — see the SEND, EHCP & Advocacy page for full detail.
Yes, where it's part of the package — annual review support and tribunal preparation are built around exactly this kind of involvement.
No — SENDIASS is a free, statutory service worth using. This sits alongside it, for families wanting more sustained, hands-on support than a stretched general caseworker service can always provide.
Yes. SEND-aware tutoring and educational guidance don't require a formal diagnosis or EHCP already being in place.
£38/hour for 1:1, priced identically to standard tutoring. Small-group classes in Health & Social Care and Functional Skills are £88/month, cancel anytime.
No — sessions are built around where you're actually starting from, with the same "progress, as standard" approach used across everything at Futurum.
Yes — that's the whole point of 1:1 online sessions over a fixed college class: you choose the pace and timing, not the other way round.
No — whether you're starting from scratch or improving an existing grade, sessions are built around your actual starting point and goal.
Yes — genuinely, even before you've committed to anything. A conversation about what's actually involved is often more useful before deciding than after.
Not necessarily. Home education doesn't require it. Sessions are built around what your family actually needs.
We provide genuine guidance through this — choosing the right exam board, understanding registration deadlines, and knowing what exam day involves. The actual registration has to go through a recognised exam centre, and remains something you need to manage directly — but you won't be figuring out that process alone.
Yes — genuinely, not as an afterthought. See the SEND, EHCP & Advocacy Support page for the full picture.
Yes — get in touch and we'll talk through what makes sense, whether that's moving up to a longer commitment or back to pay-as-you-go.
Please contact us as soon as possible. We'll always talk it through directly rather than apply a policy rigidly — genuine hardship is exactly the kind of situation the bursary scheme and instalment options exist for.
No — those use the instalment structure instead, since they're fixed-length programmes rather than ongoing weekly support. See Payment Options for full detail.