Straight answers before you decide.

The current service is designed for GCSE students in England who want online maths support, and for parents looking for a clear, approachable tutoring process.

It describes a tutor who studies at a Russell Group university. RGTutors is independent: no Russell Group university endorses, operates or is affiliated with the service. University attendance is one part of a profile, not proof that a tutor is the right fit for every student.

Yes. The initial 15-minute conversation is free. It is a chance for the parent, student and RGTutors to discuss needs and fit; it is not a full lesson.

The active student practice experience is focused on GCSE maths, including Foundation and Higher content. RGTutors should only advertise additional subjects once genuine tutor coverage is confirmed.

RGTutors uses the consultation to understand the student's level, goals, availability and preferred way of working, then makes the assignment manually.

The genuine lesson price has not yet been supplied for publication. RGTutors must confirm the fee in writing before asking a family to book or pay.

Accounts are issued directly by RGTutors rather than through public self-registration. The sign-in details should be treated as temporary access credentials and kept private.

No. Tutoring can provide explanation, structure and practice, but it cannot honestly guarantee a particular grade or result.

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