For centuries, the world’s most remarkable minds were shaped through mentorship
Tutors didn’t just follow a syllabus — they unlocked learning through a deep understanding of the student in front of them. Tutoring is effective because it honours three enduring principles: genuine understanding of the individual, intellectual challenge matched to capability, and care for character alongside academics.
These principles are just as powerful today. What’s changed is our understanding of how brilliance can look different in different minds — and our responsibility to recognise potential that mainstream schooling might miss.
a note from our founders
Old School Values |
New School Thinking |
| Personal Mentorship
One brilliant mind, nurturing another. The irreplaceable human connection at the heart of all great education. |
Learning Without Limits
The timeless power of one-to-one teaching, now freed from rigid timetables and geographic limits. Your mentor, your pace, your potential—unleashed. |
| Intellectual Rigour
High standards and challenging work that builds genuine, lasting understanding—no shortcuts, no compromise. |
Neurodiversity & Learning Science
Different minds require different pathways. Evidence-based techniques that honour how each unique brain actually learns best. |
| Character & Discipline
Integrity, resilience, and self-respect—the personal qualities that endure long after exams are forgotten. |
Holistic Wellbeing
Confidence, calm, and connection—because peak performance requires a foundation of wellbeing, not just willpower. |
The result is education that honours timeless principles while harnessing modern insights – creating learners who achieve more because they’re understood better.
“There isn’t any solution to this problem of education other than to realise that the best teaching can be done only when there is a direct individual relationship between a student and a good teacher – a situation in which the student discusses the ideas, thinks about the things, and talks about the things. It’s impossible to learn very much by simply sitting in a lecture, or even by simply doing problems that are assigned”
Richard Feynman
Six Easy Pieces, 1961
We don’t just match subjects to students – we match minds to minds, passions to passions. Our tutors aren’t just academics; they’re professionals across fields who bring real-world experience and genuine enthusiasm to their teaching. With fewer than 5% of applicants joining our network, we maintain standards that prioritize character and connection alongside credentials. We’ve been pioneering this approach since 1989.
Absolutely. We follow families globally, maintaining educational continuity whether you’re in London, Monaco, or anywhere in between. Sessions adapt seamlessly between in-person and online formats, and our tutors understand the demands of mobile, international lifestyles.
Yes. We support learners from early years through university preparation, and across the full spectrum of abilities – from students needing confidence building to exceptionally gifted children requiring intellectual stretch. Our approach adapts to each student’s starting point and potential.
While our matching success rate is exceptionally high, we understand that chemistry matters. If adjustments are needed, we’ll work swiftly to find an alternative match. Your child’s comfort and progress are paramount.
We recognise that brilliant minds work differently. Our tutors are trained in neurodiverse learning approaches, and we use research-backed techniques tailored to each brain – whether supporting dyslexia, ADHD, autism, or other learning profiles. High standards remain, but the path to achieving them adapts to how each child learns best.
We understand that educational needs can arise suddenly. Following your initial consultation, we typically present tutor recommendations within 48-72 hours, and sessions can usually commence within a week. For genuine emergencies, we’ll prioritise your case.
Through multiple lenses: academic improvements in grades and understanding, growing confidence and independence in learning, feedback from tutors, and most importantly, whether your child is developing genuine curiosity and love for their subject. Success isn’t just about examination results – it’s about transformation.