Online GCSE History Tutor in London

One-to-one help with sources, interpretations and essay questions, £30 per lesson

A lot of GCSE History students know their Weimar Germany or their Elizabethan England inside out and still come home with a grade that does not reflect it. Our online GCSE History tutor works one to one with students in London and across the UK to close that gap.

Lessons focus on what the exam actually rewards: reading a source critically, weighing up an interpretation, explaining why something happened and reaching a judgement that holds up. The content still matters, so the tutor helps organise it, but technique is usually where the marks are hiding.

Everything happens over video from home, at times that fit around school. The first class is free, so you can see how a lesson works before committing to anything.

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What History lessons cover

  • Source analysis and the usefulness question.
  • Interpretations: how they differ and how convincing they are.
  • Explain, account and judgement essays.
  • Your school's units on AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC or Eduqas.
  • Price: £30 per lesson, first class free.

Per lesson

One flat price, shown up front.

First class

One-to-one, with no obligation.

Live online

Video, shared screen and whiteboard.

Specifications

AQA, Edexcel, OCR A and B, WJEC, Eduqas.

What does online GCSE History tutoring include?

Online GCSE History tutoring with us covers the content of your child's chosen units, the source and interpretation skills the papers test, and the structure of longer essay answers. Every lesson is one to one, built around the student's exam board and weakest areas.

Source analysis

Students learn to read provenance, content and context together, so a usefulness answer goes beyond "it is biased" and explains what the source can and cannot tell a historian.

Interpretations

The tutor shows how two historians can look at the same evidence and disagree, and how to test each view against your own knowledge rather than simply describing it.

Essay structure

Longer questions carry the biggest marks on each paper. Lessons practise planning a balanced argument, linking factors and finishing with a judgement that answers the question set.

Content you can recall

Four or five units means a lot of dates, people and events. We build timelines and summary sheets with the student so knowledge is ready to use under timed conditions.

Historic environment

Most boards include a site study. The tutor helps students connect the site to its wider period, which is the step many answers miss.

Past paper practice

Timed questions are marked live against the board's mark scheme, so students see exactly where marks were gained and lost instead of waiting for feedback.

Which GCSE History exam boards do we prepare students for?

We prepare students for every major GCSE History specification taught in England and Wales, including AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR A, OCR B, WJEC and Eduqas. Schools choose different units within each one, so lessons follow your child's actual options.

Exam boardCodeHow it is assessedWhat the tutor focuses on
AQA8145Two papers of 2 hours, each worth 50%: Understanding the Modern World and Shaping the NationInterpretation questions, the period study narrative and the thematic study essay
Pearson Edexcel1HI0Three papers worth 30%, 40% and 30%, covering a thematic study with historic environment, a period and British depth study, and a modern depth studySource inference, the usefulness question and the extended judgement essays
OCR B (Schools History Project)J411Three papers: British history, History Around Us (site study) and World historySite study planning, causation essays and the world depth study
OCR AJ410Explaining the Modern World route, with British, period and depth studiesKnowledge recall and analytical writing across the chosen studies
WJEC and EduqasVariesUnit-based papers set by each boardSource evaluation and extended answers in the board's own format

Who is our GCSE History tutoring suitable for?

Our GCSE History tutoring suits Year 10 students building good habits, Year 11 students preparing for mocks and summer exams, and students resitting the subject. It also helps confident students who are stuck on a grade 6 or 7 and want the top bands.

Year 10 students

Starting early means each unit is learned properly the first time, with notes and question practice that make Year 11 revision lighter.

Year 11 students

Lessons concentrate on mock feedback and the question types costing the most marks, with timed practice as the summer papers get closer.

Resit students

We look at the previous result and paper by paper performance, then focus on the specific skills that held the grade back.

Students aiming for grade 8 or 9

Top-band answers need sustained judgement and precise evidence. The tutor pushes students to argue rather than list, which is the difference examiners reward.

How do online GCSE History lessons work?

Online GCSE History lessons run live over video, with the tutor and student sharing a screen and a digital whiteboard. You enquire, we match a History tutor to the exam board, the student attends a free class, and regular lessons follow if it feels right.

  1. Send an enquiry

    Use the booking form or WhatsApp to tell us the year group, exam board and the units or question types causing trouble.

  2. We review the details

    We may ask a few follow-up questions about recent mock results, revision habits and target grade.

  3. Attend the free class

    The tutor meets the student online to discuss where marks are being lost and starts working on one area. Parents can sit in if they wish.

  4. Decide on regular lessons

    After the free class we talk through whether ongoing lessons suit your child, with times agreed around school.

  5. Lessons and practice

    Each lesson combines explanation, live annotation of sources and timed questions, with the focus shifting as mocks and exams approach.

How much does a GCSE History tutor cost?

A GCSE History tutor with us costs £30 per lesson, and the first one-to-one class is free with no obligation. There is no travel cost because lessons run online, and we confirm lesson length and available times when you get in touch.

£30

per one-to-one History lesson

  • First class free, with no obligation
  • No registration or travel costs
  • Same price for every exam board
Service detailInformation
ServiceOne-to-one online GCSE History tutoring
LocationOnline, for students in London and across the UK
Suitable forYear 10, Year 11 and GCSE History resit students
Exam boardsAQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR A, OCR B, WJEC and Eduqas
IncludedContent teaching, source and interpretation skills, essay structure, past paper practice
DeliveryLive video lessons with shared screen and digital whiteboard
First stepA free one-to-one class, booked through our form or WhatsApp

Paid lessons follow our published terms and conditions and refund policy, so you can read how payment and cancellations work before you start. Tutor availability depends on schedules and demand, which is why we confirm a History tutor for your board before the free class goes ahead.

Why choose GCSE Online Tutoring for GCSE History?

Families choose us for GCSE History because the price is published, the first class is free, every lesson is one to one, and the teaching follows the exact board and units your child sits. That keeps the cost predictable and the lessons relevant.

A clear price

Lessons are £30 each. You know the cost before booking, rather than finding out after a consultation.

A free first class

One free class per family, with no obligation, so you can judge the tutor and the format yourself.

Genuinely one to one

No group sessions. The tutor's full attention stays on your child's answers for the whole lesson.

Board-specific teaching

Lessons use the question styles of your child's specification, so practice transfers straight into the exam hall.

Parents kept involved

You are welcome to sit in on the free class and ask questions about how lessons will run.

A registered UK business

We operate as RS Remote Tutoring, an HMRC-registered sole trader business, with published terms, refund and privacy policies.

Do you tutor GCSE History students across London and the UK?

Yes. Because every lesson is online, we tutor GCSE History students in every London borough and anywhere else in the UK. There is no tuition centre to visit, so a student in Croydon or Harrow gets the same lesson as one in Manchester.

Online lessons also widen the choice of tutor. A family is no longer limited to whoever lives within driving distance, which matters for a subject where the right person needs to know your specific board and units.

Online GCSE tutoring near you

Families elsewhere in the city can browse all the areas we cover across London.

What should you include in a GCSE History enquiry?

A few details help us match the right History tutor quickly.

  • Year group, or whether this is a resit.
  • Exam board, plus the units your school studies if you know them.
  • The question types or units your child finds hardest.
  • Recent mock grade or target grade, if you are happy to share.
  • Upcoming mock or exam dates.
  • Days and times that suit lessons.

Enquire about GCSE History tutoring

Fill in the form and we will come back to you about tutor availability and the free class.

Frequently asked questions about GCSE History tutoring

How much does a GCSE History tutor cost?

Our GCSE History tutoring costs £30 per lesson. The first session is a free one-to-one class with no obligation to continue, and we confirm lesson length and available times when you enquire.

Which GCSE History exam boards do you support?

We prepare students for AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR (both History A and the Schools History Project B), WJEC and Eduqas. Tell us the board and the options your school chose, and lessons follow those units rather than a generic topic list.

My child knows the facts but still gets low marks. Can tutoring help?

Yes, and it is one of the most common reasons families contact us. Marks in History depend on explaining, analysing and judging, so lessons focus on turning knowledge into structured answers that match what each question rewards.

Is Year 11 too late to start GCSE History tutoring?

No. Many students start in Year 11, often after a mock. With less time, lessons concentrate on the units and question types losing the most marks, so the hours go where they make a difference.

Can you help with source and interpretation questions?

Yes. The tutor shares sources and interpretations on screen, annotates them live with the student and practises the board's question styles, including how to judge usefulness and how convincing an interpretation is.

Can my child resit GCSE History in November?

No. November resits only run for English Language and Maths, so GCSE History is resat in the summer series. Resit students can still start lessons at any point in the year.

Do you have a History tuition centre in London?

No. All lessons take place online over video, so London students study from home without travelling. The same service is open to students anywhere in the UK.

What happens after I enquire?

We review the year group, exam board and weak areas you share, then arrange the free class with a History tutor when one is available. After it, we discuss whether regular lessons are a good fit.

Book a free GCSE History class

Tell us the exam board and where the marks are slipping, and we will arrange a free one-to-one class with a History tutor. Students who need a second attempt at the subject can also read about our GCSE resit tutoring.

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