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What does the free consultation involve?

It's a short, no-obligation conversation about goals, subjects and availability, so we can recommend the right next step.

What if the first lesson isn't right for us?

There's no upfront cost. If you're not happy with the first lesson, it's free of charge. If you decide to continue, it's charged as normal. In that lesson we check the student's level, find the gaps and agree a clear plan.

How do I get started?

Send an enquiry through our contact page or call 07305 601684. We'll reply with availability and next steps.

Online or in person?

Both, depending on location and availability. In-person lessons cost more than online ones, and spaces are limited.

Do you offer group sessions?

Small groups may run when there is demand at the same level. Most students start one to one.

Which subjects and levels do you teach?

11+ and SATS; GCSE Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, English Literature and English Language; A level Maths, Biology and Chemistry; and UCAT and Medicine interview preparation. See our services.

Do you set work between lessons?

Yes. Each week includes exam-style practice and homework linked to the student's plan.

How much do lessons cost?

Prices depend on the level and format, and in-person lessons are charged at a higher rate than online. Book a free consultation and we'll give you exact pricing.

How is progress tracked?

Each student follows a weekly plan with practice tasks. Parents get regular updates on what improved and what to focus on next.

Will I get updates as a parent?

Yes. Updates cover what's been covered, what improved and what to focus on next, so support at home is easy.

Who are the tutors?

UPrep is led by A/A* UK Medicine-educated tutors, with classroom teaching experience and 5+ years of tutoring.

Do you help with UCAT and Medicine interviews?

Yes. We prepare students for the UCAT and for MMI and panel interviews. See our Medicine & UCAT page.

Still have a question?

Ask us directly. We'll reply with a clear answer and next steps.