Mr James Maths Tuition offers services in 11+, 12+(CAT4), Primary Mathematics, GCSE and Functional Skills, Levels 1 and 2.
Yes, we offer both face-to-face and online tutoring in all service areas.
We offer support for 11+, 12+(CAT4), Primary Mathematics, GCSE and Functional Skills Levels 1 and 2.
Sessions can be booked via email: Bookings@mrjamesmathstuition.co.uk
Payments can be made via PayPal, bank transfer, credit card, invoice link, and Apple/Android Pay.
The cost varies depending on the level and type of tutoring. For specific pricing, visit the plans and pricing section of our website.
Mr. James has been tutoring for over 11 years.
No, we do not offer any group sessions in any service area. All sessions are 1:1
Face to Face sessions generally take place at the students home address, however, if this is not convenient for the student or parent, we can meet at an agreed location.
Yes, Mr James Maths Tuition offers specialised exam preparation sessions for various exams, including GCSEs and 11+.
All bulk session bookings are already discounted, however, additional discounts may be available for. Please contact Mr James Maths Tuition for more details.
Yes, tutoring is available both at weekends and during school holidays to help students stay on track.
Mr. James uses a variety of teaching methods tailored to each student's learning style, including interactive lessons, problem-solving exercises, and real-world applications.
We work alongside the best resources in the country to ensure that all of our students get the very best resources available. Generally, we are able to offer resources that schools and colleges don't such as predicted papers and specialist workbooks.
Yes, each student receives a personalised learning plan tailored to their specific needs and goals.
Progress is assessed through regular assessments, quizzes, homework, and feedback sessions.
Yes, we can offer mock exams for any service area which we offer, however, some of these require specialist resources so may be charged in addition to the current booking.
Yes, regular updates and progress reports are provided to parents.
Sessions typically last two hours, but shorter or longer sessions can be arranged if needed and arranged in advance.
Yes, students receive additional worksheets, practice exams, and access to online resources.
Yes, tutoring can focus on specific topics or areas where the student needs extra help or support.
Mr. James uses a patient and adaptive approach, employing various strategies to support students with learning difficulties.
Students should be organised and bring any relevant materials, such as textbooks, homework, and specific questions they need help with.
While improvement depends on the student's effort and engagement, Mr. James is committed to helping each student achieve their best.
Yes, Mr. James provides guidance on exam techniques and strategies to help students perform well under exam conditions.
Mr. James believes in fostering a deep understanding of mathematical concepts and building confidence through practice and positive reinforcement.
Yes, students have access to a range of online resources and tools to support their learning.
Yes, Mr James Maths Tuition also provides tutoring for adult learners who need help with maths for personal or professional development.
Mr. James focuses on positive reinforcement, step-by-step problem-solving, and celebrating small successes to build confidence.
Yes, intensive courses are available, especially during school holidays or leading up to exams.
Mr. James tailors his teaching methods to accommodate various learning styles, whether visual, auditory, or kinesthetic.
Yes, references and testimonials from past students and parents are available upon request.
Online tutoring sessions are conducted using Microsoft Teams, with interactive tools to enhance learning. All students are registered for a Microsoft Teams account upon registration.
Yes, there may be incentives for referring new students to Mr James Maths Tuition. Please inquire for more details.
Mr. James works to understand the root cause of the lack of motivation and uses engaging and relevant materials to spark interest.
Mr James Maths Tuition adheres to strict confidentiality and data protection policies to ensure the privacy and security of all student information.
Some of the resources we create from scratch, however, in most instances we subscribe to other services or use free resources available from online. We have access to the best resources available from the best resources in the country.
The 11+ exam is an entrance exam used by some grammar schools and selective schools in the UK to determine admission. It typically includes sections on English, Maths, Verbal Reasoning, and Non-Verbal Reasoning. For Lincolnshire Grammar schools only the Verbal Reasoning and Non-Verbal Reasoning sections are tested.
Mr James is a specialist in the 11+ and provides tailored tutoring sessions focused on the specific content and skills required for the 11+ exam, including practice tests, exam techniques, and time management strategies.
It is recommended to start preparing at least a year in advance to ensure ample time to cover all topics and practice thoroughly. However, Mr James can create a customised plan based on your child's current level and timeline.
Yes, Mr James Maths Tuition offers mock exams that simulate the actual 11+ exam conditions. These mock exams help students become familiar with the format and timing, and identify areas for improvement.
Students receive a variety of resources, including practice papers, worksheets, and access to online tools. Mr James also provides personalised feedback and strategies to help students improve their performance.
Mr James assesses each student's strengths and weaknesses through initial evaluations and ongoing assessments. He then tailors the tutoring sessions to focus on areas that need improvement while reinforcing strengths.
The 11+ exam format can vary by region but generally includes sections on Maths, English, Verbal Reasoning, and Non-Verbal Reasoning. Mr James prepares students by covering each section thoroughly, providing practice papers, and teaching exam techniques.
Yes, Mr James Maths Tuition has numerous success stories and reviews from past students who have successfully passed the 11+ exam and gained admission to their desired schools. These can be found both on our Facebook page or via the reviews section of our website.
Yes, all of the reviews which are available on our website can be verified via Facebook, all reviews are legitimate.
Yes, we generally work alongside your child's school teachers and communicate on a regular basis to ensure that progress is being made in all areas, this also helps to support students with their learning and development in tuition sessions.
Yes, Mr James has a Level 3 certificate in Safeguarding.
Yes, Mr James is enhanced DBS cleared and a copy of this certificate can be provided on request.
Yes, if your child doesn't achieve the required mark to pass the 11+ you can appeal. Each school will have their own appeals process which would need to be followed.
The frequency of the CAT 4 exam administration varies by school, but it is typically conducted once or twice a year.
The CAT 4 exam aims to provide teachers and parents with a comprehensive understanding of a student's cognitive abilities, helping to identify strengths and areas for improvement.
The CAT 4 exam consists of four main components: verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and spatial reasoning.
The CAT 4 (Cognitive Abilities Test) is a standardised test designed to assess a student's cognitive abilities in four key areas: verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and spatial reasoning.
Yes, students can prepare for the CAT 4 exam by practicing sample questions and familiarising themselves with the types of questions they will encounter, however, resources which students can access may be limited.
Each school may be different, however, typically, students will be expected to attain an average National Percentile Ranking (NPR) of 75% and above, with the verbal and non-verbal NPR score to be no lower than 75%. This will place them in the top 25% ability range.
CAT 4 scores are typically reported as standard age scores (SAS), national percentile ranks, and stanines. These scores help compare a student's performance to a national sample of students of the same age.
Some schools such as Grammar and High schools may use CAT 4 results as part of their admissions process to assess the cognitive abilities of prospective students. However, it is not the sole criterion for admission and is usually considered alongside other factors.
A good score on the CAT 4 exam varies depending on the context, but generally, a standard age score (SAS) above 110 is considered above average, while a score above 120 is considered well above average.
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