Enquiries

Start with a short conversation.

A useful first enquiry does not need to be formal. A few details about the pupil, the course and what they are finding difficult is enough to establish whether the tuition is a good fit.

What to include.

When enquiries open, the most useful starting information will be:

Stage and course

The pupil's year group and the History qualification or course they are studying.

Current topic

What they are working on now and any assessment or deadline that matters.

Main difficulty

For example: content knowledge, source questions, essay writing, revision, confidence or exam technique.

Practical details

Preferred days and times, and any relevant learning or support needs that would help shape the sessions.

What happens next.

The aim will be to establish what the pupil needs before committing to an ongoing arrangement. That keeps expectations clear and makes the first session much more useful.

Launch task: add the preferred public email address or enquiry form, together with confirmed availability and pricing.