With LeapTutor.co.uk, students can get live, one-on-one online tutoring from an experienced, trained online tutor in Math.

Go to www.LeapTutor.co.uk. Click on "Get Started". Enter your details and click "Submit". Then our Academic Advisor will contact you at your convenience to help you get started.

LeapTutor.co.uk's online tutors are well prepared, skilled educators ready to facilitate student learning. They are seasoned teaching professionals, almost all with advanced degrees in their fields, and include college faculty, graduate students, high school teachers and retired educators. Led by our academic directors, online tutors undergo rigorous, real-time screening and training programs that develop their skills as online academic coaches. Online tutors are also regularly evaluated for quality and consistency of response.

LeapTutor.co.uk ensures that students receive consistently high-quality online tutoring through rigorous screening, extensive training and dedication to online tutors' ongoing professional development. For quality assurance purposes, all interactions with the tutor and student are saved. Feedbacks are provided to parents upon reviewing these saved interactions.

Your can view your child's progress by logging into LeapTutor.co.uk with your unique parent login and password. It will include a list of assignments completed and results, skills worked on, strengths, homework assignments and comments from our tutors and Academic Advisors.

LeapTutor.co.uk currently caters to children from grades 3 to 12.

All you need is: · A PC (Pentium II or more recent), with any operating system with · A soundcard · One USB port · An Internet Service Provider (ISP) · A high-speed connection like DSL or Cable or any other broadband   connection is required. Upon sign-up, we provide an enrollment kit which includes: a. Headset with microphone b. Digital writing pad c. Digital pencil.

A whiteboard is a white rectangular area on a computer screen, on which we can write or draw using a digital pencil. A digital writing pad - a tablet with the size of a mouse pad, and a digital pencil - a mouse which looks like a pen, are used to simulate the experience of writing with a pencil.

In general, two hours of one-on-one tutoring is recommended per week. However, if a child's academic advisor finds that extra hours are needed, the child will be advised accordingly to take additional lessons.

There's no difference between online and face-to-face in this respect. The tutor is still present and 'live' and is fully aware of a student not participating. The main advantage is that the tutor can pull the plug on the lesson early if deemed appropriate whereas in a face-to-face session the tutor will expect payment for the full, booked lesson regardless of whether it was terminated early or not. An experienced tutor should be just as capable of keeping control over the 'net as they would in person.