August 2026
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Max 12 per pathway

A-Level starts
in September.
Is your child ready?

Most students finish GCSEs and assume A-Level is more of the same. It isn't. Four days in August changes that.

Choose your package ↓ From £199 · Klarna 3× available
4
days per programme
1.5 hrs
live teaching per session
12
max per pathway
10%
off 1:1 tuition
DS
"The whole week was incredibly well planned and run very smoothly. My daughter got so much out of it and is feeling confident and prepared."
April 2026 · Unprompted review · ★ Trustpilot
The problem

The gap between GCSE and A-Level
is bigger than schools let on.

Schools don't teach the transition.
They hand out a reading list and assume students will figure it out. By October, most are already behind.
GCSE rewarded memory. A-Level rewards argument.
That shift is rarely explained. Students who coasted on effort find they don't know how to write.
Independence is assumed, not taught.
Three subjects. Coursework. No one chasing them. The students who struggle most were often fine at GCSE.
Confidence drops fast.
One bad lesson in a subject they were good at is enough. That spiral starts earlier than most parents expect.
By the time most families notice, it is already half-term.
August is the only window left to change that.
Four days. The right start to Year 12.
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Who this is for

Your child probably fits here if…

They worked hard at GCSE
and you want that to carry into Year 12, not get lost in a difficult first term.
They're taking essay subjects
and have never written at the length or depth A-Level actually demands.
They're taking STEM subjects
and the jump in abstraction is bigger than their school has let on.
They're bright but disorganised
and GCSE let them get away with it. A-Level won't.
They lack confidence
in new academic settings, or go quiet when they don't understand something immediately.
You want September to feel planned
not spent figuring out what A-Level actually expects.
Why Hannah's Tutoring

They've been where your child is going.

Taught by students who sat these exams recently
Every tutor is a current Oxbridge or Russell Group student, teaching the subject they study themselves. They know what mark schemes reward because they navigated them recently, not years ago.
Near-peer teaching works differently
Students ask questions they wouldn't ask a teacher. The age gap is small enough that the conversation feels honest. A-Level felt overwhelming to your child's tutor too.
Meet your tutors

The people who'll be teaching.

Each pathway is led by a tutor who sat these exact specifications recently. Small groups, capped at 12, so your child is actually seen.

Mia, Essay and Humanities lead
Mia
English, University of Exeter · Law (PG), King's College London
Essay & Humanities Lead

An English graduate from Exeter, now reading Law at King's College London. Mia coordinated a summer programme at the University of Oxford for over 130 international students aged 16 to 18, and specialises in essay structure, analysis, argument development, and exam technique. Her approach treats every student as an individual, so the work feels engaging and genuinely their own.

Asmi, STEM lead
Asmi
Biotechnology MSc, University of Warwick
STEM Lead

A Biotechnology Masters student at the University of Warwick with a background across biology and the sciences. Asmi teaches GCSE and A-Level science in groups and 1:1, and loves helping students bridge the gap from GCSE to A-Level. She tailors every lesson to the student, making science engaging and building real confidence along the way.

What September looks like

With and without this week.

Without the programme
September starts and the pace is immediately overwhelming
Essay structure and mark scheme logic are unfamiliar
Independence expected but never taught
Confidence drops after the first hard lesson
By October they are already behind
Catching up while keeping up becomes the whole of Year 12
With the programme
They know what A-Level demands before it begins
Essay structure, mark schemes, academic writing practised
Independent study habits built before pressure starts
Confidence from a week of structured, successful work
September feels like a continuation, not a shock
First half-term is consolidation, not catch-up
Ready to give your child the best possible start?
Choose your package ↓

Both weeks now open.   ·  Max 12 students per pathway.   ·  10% off 1:1 tuition included with every booking.

Book your place

Build your programme.

Three choices. Pricing updates live as you select.

1
Pathway
2
Week
3
Tier
STEM · Week 1 · from £199

Which subjects is your child taking?

✓
STEM
Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science
1.5 hrs group teaching/day
✓
Essay & humanities
English, History, Politics, Economics, Geography, Psychology, Sociology and more
1.5 hrs group teaching/day
✓
Both pathways
Mixed A-Level combinations across STEM and essay subjects
3 hrs group teaching/day
Next: choose your week →

Which week suits your family?

Both weeks are identical in content and price.

✓
Week 1
10–13 August 2026
Before GCSE results day
✓
Week 2
24–27 August 2026
After GCSE results day
← Back Next: choose your tier →

How much support does your child need?

All tiers include 10% off your first month of 1:1 tuition with Hannah's.

Core
£199
Klarna 3×£67
Daily 1.5-hr live group session
Structured afternoon independent work
Mark schemes each day
Academic skills throughout
Max 12 per pathway
10% off first month 1:1 tuition
Structure and accountability. No individual feedback.
Book Core
Boost
£339
Klarna 3×£113
Everything in Core
2 × 45-min 1:1 sessions
Targeted coaching on your child's subjects
10% off first month 1:1 tuition
Real-time correction alongside group sessions.
Book Boost
Most popular
Bespoke
£489
Klarna 3×£163
Everything in Core
4 × 45-min 1:1 sessions
Written feedback on practice work
Personalised Year 12 Roadmap
10% off first month 1:1 tuition
A plan, not just a week.
Book Bespoke
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Not sure which tier? Message Hannah before you book.

How each day runs

Mornings are live teaching.
Afternoons are doing.

Timetable shown for students attending both pathways.

Single pathway students attend one group session per day – either 9:00–10:30 (STEM) or 11:00–12:30 (Essay & humanities). The rest of the day follows the same structure.

Time
Both pathways
9:00–10:30
STEM group session
10:30–11:00
Break
11:00–12:30
Essay & humanities group session
12:30–1:30
Lunch
Afternoon
Structured independent work
Afternoons
1:1 sessions · Boost & Bespoke · individually timetabled
Mark schemes shared at the end of each day. 1:1 scheduling confirmed with each student before the week begins.
Pay in instalments

Pay in 3 interest-free instalments

First payment today, then every 30 days. 0% interest, no hidden fees.

Core
3×£67
per month
Boost
3×£113
per month
Bespoke
3×£163
per month

Subject to Klarna eligibility. Exact amounts confirmed at checkout. Hannah's Tutoring is not a credit provider.

Questions

FAQs

Is this revision or something different?+
This is a transition programme, not GCSE revision. Every session is built around what actually changes at A-Level: depth, independence, essay length, and academic expectation. Students who have just finished their GCSEs are exactly the right audience.
Which week should we book?+
Both weeks deliver identical content at identical prices. Week 1 (10–13 August) suits families who want the programme before GCSE results day. Week 2 (24–27 August) works for those with earlier holidays or who prefer to wait until results are in.
Can my child attend both pathways?+
Yes. Students taking a mix of STEM and essay A-Levels can attend both. Group sessions run back to back in the morning with a break between. Select "Both pathways" in the booking selector above and dual-pathway pricing applies automatically.
What is the Year 12 Roadmap?+
A personalised written document issued the Monday after the programme ends, included with Bespoke. Built from your child's 1:1 sessions during the week, it covers their specific subjects, areas to prioritise, a study plan for September and October, and recommended resources per subject. Not a generic document.
Who teaches the sessions?+
All tutors are current students at Oxbridge or Russell Group universities, teaching subjects they study themselves. They sat these exact specifications recently and understand current mark schemes and examiner expectations firsthand.
How does the 10% tuition discount work?+
Every booking includes 10% off the first full month of ongoing 1:1 tuition with Hannah's Tutoring, starting September 2026. The discount code is issued after the programme ends and applies to all three tiers.
Are sessions recorded?+
No. All sessions are live and unrecorded. This keeps cohorts small, engaged, and genuinely interactive.
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August 2026

August is the only
window. Don't let
it close.

Places are limited to 12 per pathway. Both weeks available now.

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