The 10 best maths tutors in Manchester

Prestige The Tuition Centre provides tutoring for Maths, English and Physics, alongside GCSE, A Level and 11+ preparation. Its Ofsted-registered centre also offers childcare, homework club support and intensive private English courses.

Tutors work with students at different ages and levels, including learners preparing for grammar-school entrance and GCSE exams. The centre is based in M13, Manchester, and states that it does not offer online teaching or tutoring. Families seeking local face-to-face support can use 1:1 bookings available for Year 12 and 13 A Levels, alongside subject tuition and childcare.

A Plus Tuition Academy (Longsight Branch) teaches English, Maths and Science from primary school through A-Level, with tuition available in person at Manchester centres or online worldwide. It suits children preparing for KS2, KS3, GCSE and A-Level work, as well as pupils working towards 11+ and SATs examinations.

Families can begin with a free, no-obligation adaptive assessment. Questions adjust to the child’s answers, followed by instant feedback and a personalised report. The academy also runs realistic 11+, SATs and GCSE mock exams under genuine exam conditions, with detailed marking and performance reports.

English and maths tutoring for primary and secondary pupils is provided by Kip McGrath Sale Education Centre, including GCSE preparation and 11+ support. A qualified teacher begins with a free assessment to identify strengths, weaknesses and learning gaps, then creates a personalised programme.

Sessions focus on either English or maths, using written work and computer activities. Most children attend one session per week, while online tutoring is also available. The centre supports pupils who need to catch up or extend their learning, with programmes adapted to their needs.

Sky-High Tuition teaches children from reception through GCSE, with programmes covering Maths, English and Science. It also provides 11+ preparation, A Level and UKMT support, with an initial free assessment used to identify needs before suitable materials are provided.

The Manchester education support company follows the UK National Curriculum and offers individual attention for children with different learning needs, including dyslexia. It also provides childcare and homework support, with tuition for Key Stage 1 to Key Stage 4 forming part of its published offer. Families can use the centre for school support or entrance-exam preparation.

One-to-one online tutoring for GCSE, A-Level and 11+ learners is arranged by Find Your Tutor. Families can book a free trial, receive a tutor matched to the learner’s needs and use flexible rescheduling when plans change. Parents can also join or observe sessions through the platform.

The service includes customised learning plans, regular homework and detailed feedback after classes. If the match is not right, Find Your Tutor offers a free tutor rematch. Personalised, One-to-One Tutoring makes the service suitable for pupils who need focused academic support without group teaching.

Primary tuition, GCSE and A-Level support, Trafford 11+ preparation and Alternative Provision are available from Beyond Education Tutoring in Urmston. The centre supports children and young people across Trafford and Manchester, with programmes adapted to a learner’s starting point, subject needs and preferred format.

Learners can choose individual tuition, small-group sessions or Maths and English drop-ins, while primary pupils can begin with a free assessment. Secondary pupils can try a free KS3 or GCSE group taster. The team also provides phonics, SATs, mock exams and personalised Alternative Provision, with drop-in tuition subscriptions starting from £54 per month.

Tutor Trust partners with schools, colleges and other educational providers to deliver tutoring to young people in lower-income communities. Its programmes cover English, mathematics and science, with one-to-one tuition and small groups delivered in person or online, in school or at an agreed venue. Maximum group size is 1:4, keeping the format small for targeted academic support. The charity works across Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Tees Valley and West Yorkshire, and aims to keep programme costs affordable for partner schools and colleges. Safeguarding is built into recruitment and pre-appointment checks, while tutors receive online core training combining self-paced learning with live sessions led by qualified teachers.