A-Level Maths Tutor

A-Level Maths comprises pure, statistics and mechanics. Tutor A-Level Maths online with The Degree Gap. Enhanced DBS required.

About the role

The Degree Gap is recruiting experienced A-Level Maths tutors for online one-to-one teaching.

A-Level Maths comprises pure, statistics and mechanics. Students who performed well at GCSE frequently struggle with the transition in Year 12, most often in algebraic fluency.

Students are matched to tutors by one of the co-founders following a consultation with the family. You will receive the student’s current attainment, target grade and relevant background before the first session. We recruit for A-Level Maths on a rolling basis.

Responsibilities

  • Teach pure mathematics, statistics and mechanics
  • Address the algebraic gaps underlying most Year 12 difficulties
  • Develop proof and reasoning technique, where marks are lost to incomplete logic
  • Support students taking Further Maths alongside the main qualification

Requirements

Candidates must be able to teach the GCSE to A-Level transition itself, not only the specification content.

  • A minimum of two years’ teaching or tutoring experience
  • Demonstrable experience teaching A-Level Maths at this level
  • An enhanced DBS certificate, verified before any student is assigned
  • The right to work in the UK
  • A reliable internet connection and a quiet teaching environment

Terms

The role is self-employed and part-time, with hours set by the tutor. Students are allocated according to your stated availability and subject coverage. Sessions are scheduled and paid through the platform, so tutors do not invoice families directly and are not required to advertise or source their own students. A named contact is available for scheduling and safeguarding matters.

Selection process

All applicants are interviewed by a co-founder before appointment. The interview covers subject knowledge, teaching approach, and experience of supporting students working below their target grade. We appoint a small proportion of applicants.

How to apply

Contact us on WhatsApp at +44 7446 948019, or by email, with a summary of your teaching experience and the subjects and levels you cover.

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