PMT Education | Payment after each lesson is described on PMT’s tutor page. | One-to-one online tuition. | Strong public evidence. PMT Education publishes automatic recording for online lessons, so learners can revisit past sessions. | PMT’s safeguarding policy says students and parents can review recorded lessons. It also says recordings may be reviewed for safeguarding concerns or quality checks. A retention length was not captured in the public PMT sources used here. | PMT says tutors are interviewed, hand-selected and have an Enhanced DBS check issued within the last two years or are on the update service. | Do not assume a platform-wide SEN/SEND specialism from recording alone. Ask about the individual tutor’s experience and teaching adjustments. | PMT frames the first booking as a taster session. Families should read the provider’s current booking terms before relying on any trial-style wording. | Parents who want one-to-one tuition with clear public recording and parent-review wording. |
Tutorful | Tutorful says families pay after lessons and that there are no upfront fees, contracts or commitments. | One-to-one marketplace tutoring in Tutorful’s online classroom. | Good public replay evidence. Tutorful publishes recorded-lesson replay as a revision benefit. | The public page used here supports replay for revision, but did not give enough detail to state parent access, opt-out or retention rules. | The replay page used here is strongest for lesson format and booking flow, not detailed tutor-check claims. | Tutor discovery may include additional-needs subjects, but parents should ask tutor-specific questions rather than treating replay as a SEN/SEND guarantee. | Tutorful describes a first-lesson guarantee: if a family is unhappy with the first lesson, Tutorful says it will pay for the next one with a new tutor. Families should read the guarantee terms before booking. | Parents who want one-to-one tutor choice and a clear revision replay feature. |
MyEdSpace | Course/package model rather than a classic per-tutor marketplace. Compare the current course plan before booking. | Live group lessons led by teachers, with recordings and materials afterwards. | Strong group-replay evidence. MyEdSpace publishes 24/7 access to live lesson recordings and additional materials. | The model is replay access to live group lessons and materials. MyEdSpace’s Children’s Privacy Notice says most information is kept until the end of the academic year after the child stops using the platform; safeguarding-concern records connected with Study Aid are kept until at least age 25; and parents or guardians can ask to review or delete their child’s personal information. | The homepage evidence used here is strongest for teacher-led group lessons and replay access. Use provider safeguarding or educator-check wording for stronger vetting claims. | Useful where a child suits structured group teaching and replay. Not like-for-like with a bespoke one-to-one tutor. | The key evidence used here is the replay model and child-data information. Refresh current course terms, including any trial, refund or guarantee wording, before comparing on price. | Parents who want live teaching, a replay library and a more class-like structure. |
Latimer Tuition | Pay-as-you-go tuition with no sign-up fee is supported by Latimer’s public site. | One-to-one tutor matching and direct tutor contact. | Automatic recording and replay were not confirmed on the public Latimer pages reviewed for this guide. | If replay access is a must-have, ask about the current lesson setup before booking. | Public tutor cards show examples of DBS-checked badges, rates, lesson reports and optional homework where shown. | Best treated tutor by tutor: ask about the tutor’s experience, teaching style and support for your child’s needs. | Latimer publicly supports free intro meetings and no long-term package requirement. | Parents who value flexible one-to-one support, transparent tutor choice and a lower-friction start. |
MyTutor | Not compared in detail because this guide did not find a clean provider source confirming routine recording and replay access. | Major online tutoring provider, but the provider evidence used here did not clearly confirm routine recording and replay access. | Unconfirmed for this specific feature from the provider evidence used here. Parents should not treat it as a confirmed recorded-lessons option without current provider wording. | Not clearly published in the evidence used for this guide. | Do not infer tutor checks from review sites alone; use provider documentation. | Do not infer SEN/SEND suitability from review footprint alone. | Not assessed for this feature table. | Parents considering MyTutor should look for current provider wording on recording and replay before treating it as a match for this feature. |
