Private Tutors London
With tutors based in London and available online to families around the world, 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
Keystone has a uniquely professional approach. The majority of our tutoring is delivered by full-time employees who work exclusively for Keystone and undertake a rigorous professional development programme. Click here to find out more.
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. Their goal is to make the tutor matching process as effective and seamless as possible.
The Keystone Approach
Many of the tutors we work with have committed their professional lives to private tutoring. We hope this video gives a flavour of the way our employed 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, Chairman of the Independent Schools Council, Board of Ofqual, Former Headmaster of Harrow School & Keystone Advisor. View more of our testimonials.
Meet a tutor
Click a photo below to read a Keystone tutor’s profile. See a fuller list of the tutors we represent here.
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Preparing for the Oxford History Aptitude Test (HAT)
21 September, 2017
All applicants for admission to an Oxford degree course involving History must sit the History Aptitude Test (HAT), which is designed to assess a broad range of skills. Students can often feel a little uneasy about the test at first, as it is very different from A level examinations. To help make the HAT a less daunting prospect, I have compiled the following introductory guide to what the test entails and how best to prepare for it.
The merits of and differences between UK boarding schools and schools in Singapore
14 September, 2017
Diana Stewart-Brown, head of Keystone’s Singapore office, considers why overseas parents are attracted to UK independent schools. A few parents have recently questioned the merits of UK boarding schools in comparison to international and local schools in Singapore. Why, they ask, is British education seen as the ‘gold-standard’ across the world, especially while Singapore tops the global education rankings.