KS3 Maths Tutors
KS3 maths tutors bridge the significant gap between primary school arithmetic and the algebraic thinking, geometry and statistics that define secondary maths. One-to-one sessions identify and fill the conceptual gaps that often open up in the first two years of secondary school — gaps that compound quickly if left unaddressed.
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12 KS3 Maths tutors
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Clare Watson
Maths Tutor (Qualified teacher) KS2,KS3, GCSE, Adult
Edward Tough
GCSE Maths - qualified teacher
Simon Chu
A Level Maths and Further Maths tutor (as well as TMUA, STEP, and some undergraduate level Maths)
Muhammad Saqlain Javaid
GCSE, O-Level, A-Level and University Level maths Tutor with 7 years of teaching experience
Brainzy Kids
Maths common core IB GCSE AQA Edexcel O A Level AP college board USA
Umaima Saleem
O/A Levels & IGCSE Maths Tutor — 6+ Years Experience
Er. Gyan
Leading Media ( NBC, abc, Bloomberg US, USA TODAY & 507+) Acclaimed Teacher of Perfect Scorer SAT n Ivy League Students gone to Stanford, Yale, Cornell
OS Tutoring Services
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Mansi Bhansali
I make the transition from "I don't understand" to " it's easy"
Iqra
IGCSE & A Level Maths & Physics tutor more than 5 years experience
Faizan
GCSE O Level, A Level Maths Tutor - 5 Years of Experience
Saima Rashid
Primary and Secondary student tutor
Why students need help
The jump from KS2 to KS3 maths is one of the most challenging transitions in a child's schooling. Algebra, negative numbers, ratio, probability and formal geometry all arrive in quick succession. Classes move at a pace set for the middle of the group, leaving confident students bored and struggling students permanently behind.
A KS3 Mathstutor works one-to-one at your child's pace, addressing the specific concepts causing difficulty before they compound into larger gaps at GCSE.
Frequently asked questions
What does a KS3 maths tutor cover?
KS3 maths covers: number (fractions, decimals, percentages, standard form, indices), algebra (forming and solving equations, sequences, graphs), geometry (angles, area, volume, transformations, Pythagoras), ratio and proportion, statistics (averages, charts, probability) and basic data handling. A tutor will assess where a student currently is and build a personalised plan from there.
My child is in Year 7 and already struggling. When should I get a tutor?
As soon as possible. Year 7 is when the foundational algebraic concepts are introduced, and gaps at this stage can affect GCSE outcomes significantly. Early intervention with a KS3 maths tutor allows pupils to keep pace with the class, build confidence and arrive at Year 10 GCSE content from a strong position.
How much does a KS3 maths tutor cost?
KS3 maths tutors typically charge £25–£55/hr in the UK, depending on the tutor's experience and qualifications, whether sessions are online or in-person, and location. London rates tend to be higher. On TutorLab, every tutor displays their hourly rate clearly on their profile.
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