Tutoring sites
Use this route to compare UK tutoring websites on the things that decide a booking: pricing model, lesson format, tutor vetting and DBS checks, SEN suitability, and free-trial or guarantee policies. Every guide is a neutral comparison first, with a calm note on where Latimer may fit at the end.
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Pick the lane that matches how you are choosing: the overall UK round-ups, subject or stage comparisons, SEN and learning needs, trust and pricing questions, or a named platform you are already weighing up.
52 published guides available.
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The flagship lane for UK-wide comparisons: round-ups of the best tutoring websites and online platforms, one-to-one and direct-contact options, and the methodology behind how every comparison in this route is scored. Rankings stay neutral first, with a calm note on where Latimer may fit.
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The largest lane in this route. Stage-led comparisons run from primary and Key Stages 2 and 3 through 11-plus, GCSE, and A-level including resits, while audience-led guides cover platforms for kids, university students, adult learners, gifted pupils and homeschooling families.
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Subject-led comparisons for when you already know where your child needs help: maths, the GCSE core subjects, and A-level maths, economics and the sciences. Each guide compares which platforms are strongest for that subject and points to tutors who match.
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Named-platform guides comparing MyTutor, Tutorful, Tutor Hunt, GoStudent, Superprof, Explore Learning, Kumon, Spires, Keystone and The Profs on pricing, lesson format, vetting, SEN suitability and guarantees. First Tutors has closed after more than 20 years, so it appears in a closure explainer and alternatives guide rather than in active league tables.
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A core lane, not a side category. In 2025/26, England had more than 1.8 million pupils with identified SEN, including 538,547 with an EHC plan and 1,319,780 on SEN support, and autism is the most common need among pupils with a plan. These comparisons look at how tutoring websites actually handle SEN, a factor also checked in every other lane of this route.
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Built around the decision points parents raise most often in reviews: pricing transparency, subscription risk, lesson guarantees, tutor vetting, cancellation friction and SEN suitability. These guides compare how UK tutoring websites handle each one, from DBS checks and free trials to contracts, recorded lessons, flexible scheduling and summer catch-up.
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