One-to-One Subject Tutoring
OCC Tutors
A tutor who knows the subject and teaches to your syllabus. OCC Tutors is the tutoring side of One Cloud Campus. We ask for the student's exam board first, find where understanding stops, and build the sessions from there.
How tutoring works
Find the gap, then close it
School keeps moving, so last term's gaps stay open. A tutor goes back to where the student stopped following, fixes that, and only then moves on.

- Tutors chosen for the subject, not generalists
- Lessons planned to your exam board and specification
- GCSE, IGCSE, A-Level and other curricula
- One-to-one, or a small group if you ask
- Help with homework and coursework questions
- A free trial session before any fee
Subjects
Subjects we tutor
If yours is not listed, ask. We would sooner say no than hand a student to the wrong tutor.
Mathematics
Sciences
English
Computer Science
Business & Economics
Languages
In brief
- OCC Tutors is the tutoring side of One Cloud Campus.
- It covers GCSE, IGCSE and A-Level courses, and other curricula on request.
- Each student is matched to a tutor for the subject, who teaches to the student's own specification.
- Sessions are one-to-one or in a small group. The first one is free.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you pick the tutor?
By subject first, then by level and exam board, then by timezone. The trial session shows whether the match works. If it does not, tell us and we find someone else.
My school follows a particular exam board. Does that matter?
Yes, a great deal. Tell us the board and the specification. The tutor plans revision against that document. If we do not have a tutor who knows it, we will say so.
One-to-one or a group?
One-to-one unless you ask otherwise. A small group is possible where students are at a similar level and would like to share the cost.
Exams are a few weeks away. Is it too late?
No, but the plan changes. With little time left, sessions concentrate on past papers, exam technique and the topics that carry the most marks.
Do you guarantee a grade?
No. A grade depends on the student's work as well as the tutor's. What we do promise is a clear plan and honest feedback on how it is going.
Try one session first
Sit a free session with a subject tutor. You see how they teach, and they see where the student needs help.