Private Tutoring London
With tutors based in London, in Oxford and online, Keystone is one of the UK’s leading private tutoring agencies. The tutors we represent are dedicated professionals with proven track records in the UK’s most competitive entrance and national exams. They help their students to perform at their best, building long-term academic resilience and life-long intellectual curiosity.
Why parents choose Keystone
Professional
We provide tutors who maintain the highest standards. Over 95% of clients feel our tutors have a positive effect on their child’s academic confidence and that their children are better prepared to succeed academically.
Ethical
Keystone holds itself to high standards of integrity, and is animated by four core ethical principles. Keystone’s founders and senior figures still tutor and take a very active role in the educational life of the company.
Efficient
The Keystone team are frequently praised for their efficiency, dedication and responsiveness. Over 98% of clients are happy with the service they receive from our office team.
The Keystone Approach
Many of our tutors have committed their professional lives to private tutoring. We hope this video gives a flavour of the way our tutors approach their work.
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"I am happy to support the work of Keystone. Their tutors are able to complement the efforts of the classroom teacher - to the overall benefit of the student."
Barnaby Lenon, Former Headmaster of Harrow School & Keystone Advisor. View more of our testimonials.
Meet our tutors
Click a photo below to read a Keystone tutor’s profile. See a fuller list of our tutors here.
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GCSE Results
25 August, 2016
It’s that time of year again and here is some advice to help you to navigate GCSE results: Keep Calm! For some unknown reason (!) results days tend to imbue a certain sense of anxiety or even panic.
The Seven and Eight Plus simplified
19 August, 2016
Originally, the 7+ was designed for girls who traditionally mature older than boys, for whom the 8+ was designed. Recently, some boys’ schools have started using both exams. We would recommend opting for the 8+ if your child is a slow developer, giving another year to grow in confidence and prepare for assessment. Remember that failure at this age can be damaging to confidence, so unless your child is a robust character trying the 7+ first may not be wise.