ON22 Academy · Online Academic Support
Tuition Plans
Flexible online tuition for ages 5–19, recommended after a consultation so support matches the student’s age, level, subjects and goals.
ON22 Academy is a virtual academy and online education provider offering online tuition and academic support for students aged 5–19. Our tuition plans may support Primary, Lower Secondary, GCSE, IGCSE, A Level, IB-style academic pathways, home education and international students. Plans are recommended after a consultation so support can match the student’s age, current level, subjects, confidence, goals and exam route where relevant.
💷 Tuition pricing is confirmed directly with ON22 because support varies by age, subject, level, teacher availability and pathway.
Why Tuition Plans Start with a Consultation
A tuition plan should not be chosen only by price or number of lessons. The consultation helps ON22 understand:
What you're studying
Subjects, current level and exam board where relevant.
What you want to achieve
Confidence-building, gap repair, exam prep or extension.
What support is realistic
A plan matched to timetable, workload and exam timeline.
Whether online learning suits you
Age, attention span and home learning environment.
Whether exams are involved
Exam board, centre and private candidate planning where relevant.
What stays with parents
Clarity on official registration and legal responsibilities.
This prevents families from choosing too little support, too much support, or the wrong type of support.
Six Tuition Plan Routes
Every plan is adapted during consultation — these are starting points, not fixed packages.
Plan 1: Primary Support
Building confidence in core learning through Maths, English and Science. Encouraging, age-appropriate and clear — not exam pressure.
Plan 2: Lower Secondary Support
Stronger foundations before GCSE or IGCSE study — repairing gaps before they become serious exam-stage problems.
Plan 3: GCSE & IGCSE Support
Structured exam preparation — topic teaching, revision planning, past papers, exam technique and private candidate guidance where relevant.
Plan 4: A Level & Post-16 Support
Specialist subject support requiring greater independence. Revision planning, exam technique and UCAS/university awareness.
Plan 5: Home Education Support
Online academic structure alongside parent-led education — core subject teaching, weekly structure and private candidate guidance.
Plan 6: International Student Support
British Curriculum online academic support for families outside the UK, fitting time zones and curriculum differences.
Shaping the Right Plan
More subjects do not always mean better support. The plan must be realistic.
One Subject May Suit
- A Primary child needing English reading support
- A Lower Secondary student needing Maths confidence
- A GCSE student needing Chemistry revision
- An A Level student needing Mathematics support
- A Spanish student needing speaking practice
Multiple Subjects May Suit
- A home-educated student needing Maths, English & Science
- An international student needing British Curriculum alignment
- A GCSE student needing Combined Science and Maths
- A Post-16 student needing Biology and Chemistry together
Short-Term Support May Suit
- Topic repair
- Mock exam preparation
- Past paper practice
- Revision planning before an assessment
- Support after a difficult school period
- Help with one specific subject area
Ongoing Support May Suit
- Weekly subject teaching
- Full academic pathway support
- Home education structure
- International online learning
- GCSE or IGCSE preparation over time
- A Level support across a year or more
How Many Lessons Might a Student Need?
There is no single answer. The number of lessons depends on several factors together:
Age
Subject
Starting point
Confidence
Exam timeline
Number of subjects
Independent study
Teacher availability
ON22 should recommend support honestly, not simply sell the highest number of lessons.
What's Included
What Tuition Does Not Include
Where official exam entry, school enrolment, university admission or legal requirements apply, parents and guardians must confirm arrangements directly with the relevant official provider.
Tuition Shaped Around the Student
Different students need different things from the same plan structure.
Exam Students
- Specification-aware teaching
- Topic checklists & past papers
- Mark scheme review
- Timed questions & error logs
- Mock preparation & private candidate awareness
Students Who’ve Lost Confidence
- Small, structured steps
- Successful practice that builds confidence
- No shame around gaps
- Help identifying the next step
- Support after disruption, anxiety or a poor mock
Higher-Attaining Students
- Harder problem solving & advanced content
- Essay refinement & wider reading
- Application to unfamiliar questions
- Preparation for competitive university routes
- Sharper performance without unnecessary pressure
Home-Educated Private Candidates
- Exam board planning awareness
- Past paper practice & written feedback
- Exam centre questions to ask early
- Extra checks for practicals, speaking or coursework
- Progress tracking & parent communication
How Tuition Plans Are Reviewed
A tuition plan should not stay fixed if the student’s needs change. Reviews may consider:
Attendance & engagement
Confidence & independent work
Topic progress
Test/mock results
Exam timeline
Parent & student feedback
Some students need more support before exams. Others reduce support once confidence improves. Some switch focus from topic teaching to exam practice. Review helps keep tuition useful.
Choosing the Right Tuition Plan
The right tuition plan should be:
- Suitable for the student’s age
- Matched to the subject
- Realistic for the family timetable
- Clear about goals
- Honest about responsibilities
- Flexible where needed
- Supported by regular practice
- Linked to exam planning where relevant
- Focused on progress, not promises
Parents should avoid choosing a plan only because it sounds bigger or cheaper. The consultation helps decide.
This May Suit You If…
- Your child is aged 5–19
- You want online tuition or academic support
- You are comparing Primary, GCSE, IGCSE or A Level support
- You are home educating or live outside the UK
- Your child needs exam preparation or subject confidence
- You want a consultation before deciding
This May Not Be the Right Route If…
- You need a registered school place or full-time supervision
- You need emergency exam entry or guaranteed grades
- You expect ON22 to register your child for exams directly
- You need visa or immigration advice
- Attendance is likely to be irregular
- Exam deadlines are too close for meaningful preparation
Start with a Tuition Consultation
The best way to choose a tuition plan is to start with a consultation.
We will discuss:
- Your child’s age
- Current learning situation & subjects
- Main strengths and difficulties
- Confidence and motivation
- Exam plans where relevant
And also:
- Home education or international needs
- Online learning suitability
- How many subjects may need support
- Short-term or ongoing support
- What responsibilities remain with parents
Why Tuition Plans Should Start with a Consultation
A tuition plan should not be chosen only by price or number of lessons. A student preparing for A Level Chemistry needs a different structure from a Primary child building confidence with reading and writing.
The consultation helps ON22 understand:
- What the student is studying
- What the family wants to achieve
- What support is realistic
- Whether online learning is suitable
- Which subjects need priority
- Whether exams are involved
- What responsibilities remain with parents
This prevents families from choosing too little support, too much support, or the wrong type of support.
Six Tuition Plans for Every Stage
Each plan is a starting point, recommended and confirmed during a consultation.
Ages 5–11
Plan 1: Primary Support
Primary support may suit students who need help building confidence in core learning. Tuition is encouraging, age-appropriate and clear, with the goal of building strong foundations.
- Primary Mathematics, English & Science
- Reading confidence & writing development
- Number fluency & problem solving
- Vocabulary & comprehension
- Learning routines & online confidence
Ages 11–14
Plan 2: Lower Secondary Support
Lower Secondary support may suit students who need stronger foundations before GCSE or IGCSE study. Gaps in fractions, algebra, grammar or scientific vocabulary at this stage can become harder to close later.
- Lower Secondary Maths, English & Science
- Lower Secondary French & Spanish
- Reading & writing structure
- Study routines & confidence
Ages 14–16
Plan 3: GCSE & IGCSE Support
GCSE and IGCSE tuition may suit students who need structured exam preparation. Support should be planned early, with enough time to cover gaps and build confidence before assessments.
- Maths, English Language & Literature
- Combined Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics
- French & Spanish
- Revision planning & past paper practice
- Private candidate & exam centre awareness
Ages 16–19
Plan 4: A Level & Post-16 Support
A Level and Post-16 tuition may suit students who need specialist subject support. This stage usually requires more independent study between lessons.
- A Level Maths, Further Maths & Sciences
- A Level English & Languages
- International A Level & IB-style support
- Revision planning & exam technique
- University & UCAS awareness
All Ages
Plan 5: Home Education Support
Home education tuition may suit families who need online academic structure alongside parent-led education. ON22 supports academic learning but does not take over legal responsibility for home education.
- Core subject teaching across all stages
- Weekly learning structure & planning
- Revision support & progress feedback
- Private candidate & exam centre awareness
All Ages
Plan 6: International Student Support
International student tuition may suit families living outside the UK who want British Curriculum online academic support across time zones and education systems.
- Primary to A Level & International A Level
- English-medium academic teaching
- Time zone planning & exam pathway guidance
- Support alongside local or international school
One Subject or Multiple Subjects?
Some students only need one subject:
- A Primary child may need English reading support
- A Lower Secondary student may need Maths confidence
- A GCSE student may need Chemistry revision
- An A Level student may need Mathematics support
- A Spanish student may need speaking practice
Or Support Across Several Areas?
Other students need support across several areas:
- A home-educated student may need Maths, English and Science
- An international student may need alignment across multiple subjects
- A GCSE student may need Combined Science and Maths
- A Post-16 student may need Biology and Chemistry together
More subjects do not always mean better support. The plan must be realistic.
Short-Term Tuition
This may suit students who need:
- Topic repair
- Mock exam preparation
- Past paper practice
- Revision planning
- Confidence before an assessment
- Support after a difficult school period
Ongoing Support
This may suit students who need:
- Weekly subject teaching
- Full academic pathway support
- Home education or international structure
- GCSE or IGCSE preparation over time
- A Level support across a year or more
How Many Lessons Might a Student Need?
There is no single answer. The number of lessons depends on:
- Age
- Subject
- Starting point
- Confidence
- Exam timeline
- Number of subjects
- Independent study
- School / home / international situation
ON22 should recommend support honestly, not simply sell the highest number of lessons.
What Is Included in Tuition Support?
- Online lessons & subject teaching
- Guided practice & topic explanation
- Exam-style questions & feedback
- Revision planning & confidence-building
- Study routines & parent updates
- Private candidate & exam centre awareness
The exact support should be confirmed during consultation.
What Tuition Does Not Include
- Guaranteed grades
- Exam registration or exam centre placement
- Official school enrolment
- Visa or immigration advice
- Official IB Diploma registration
- Replacement of parental home education responsibility
Where official requirements apply, parents and guardians must confirm arrangements directly with the relevant provider.
Tuition Tailored to Different Student Needs
Every student is different. Tuition should reflect that.
Exam Students
Specification-aware teaching, past paper practice, mark scheme review, timed questions and exam technique — linked to outcomes but never false promises.
Students Who Have Lost Confidence
Confidence is rebuilt through small steps. Good tuition should not shame students for gaps — it should help them identify the next step and move forward.
Higher-Attaining Students
Stretch, precision and higher-grade preparation, including harder problem solving, essay refinement and application to unfamiliar questions.
Home-Educated Private Candidates
A carefully planned route including subject teaching, exam board planning awareness, past paper practice and private candidate guidance.
International Families
Support that fits time zones, curriculum differences and exam pathways, including British Curriculum alignment and academic English support.
How Tuition Plans Are Reviewed
A tuition plan may need to change over time. A plan should not stay fixed if the student’s needs change.
Attendance & Engagement
Whether the student attends consistently and engages with lessons.
Topic Progress
Progress across topics, written quality and test or mock results.
Feedback
Parent and student feedback on what is and isn’t working.
Changing Priorities
Whether subject priorities or the exam timeline have changed.
Some students may need more support before exams. Others may reduce support once confidence improves.
Choosing the Right Tuition Plan
Parents should avoid choosing a plan only because it sounds bigger or cheaper. A smaller, focused plan may be better for one student. A broader pathway may be necessary for another.
The right tuition plan should be:
✓ Suitable for the student’s age
✓ Matched to the subject
✓ Realistic for the family timetable
✓ Clear about goals
✓ Honest about responsibilities
✓ Flexible where needed
✓ Linked to exam planning where relevant
✓ Focused on progress, not promises
The consultation helps decide.
This Page May Suit You If…
- Your child is aged 5–19
- You want online tuition or academic support
- You are comparing Primary, GCSE, IGCSE or A Level support
- You are home educating
- You live outside the UK
- Your child needs exam preparation
- Your child needs subject confidence
- You want to book a consultation before deciding
This May Not Be the Right Route If…
- You need a registered school place
- You need full-time in-person supervision
- You need emergency exam entry
- You expect guaranteed grades
- You expect ON22 to register your child for exams directly
- You need visa or immigration advice
- Attendance is likely to be irregular
- Exam deadlines are too close for meaningful preparation
This does not mean your child cannot be supported. It means the route, expectations or timing may need to be reviewed carefully first.
Questions Parents Often Ask
Start with a Tuition Consultation
The best way to choose a tuition plan is to start with a consultation. If ON22 tuition support is suitable, we will explain the recommended next steps clearly.
We will discuss:
- Your child’s age
- Current learning situation
- Current subjects
- Main strengths and difficulties
- Confidence and motivation
And also:
- Exam plans where relevant
- Home education or international needs
- How many subjects may need support
- Whether support should be short-term or ongoing
- What responsibilities remain with parents
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