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 organisations. 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.

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Why parents choose Keystone

School Entrance Exams

Keystone represents an experienced and expert pool of tutors who can devise a tailored programme to prepare students for pre-tests, 11+, 13+ or 16+ entrance exams to the UK’s most competitive schools

(I)GCSE, IB and A Level

Keystone represents experienced and professional GCSE, IGCSE, IB and A Level tutors across the subject spectrum. The tutors we introduce to students have a thorough knowledge of the various exam boards.

UK University Entrance

Keystone represents a range of specialist tutors who can assist students approaching university aptitude tests and interviews for Oxford, Cambridge and other leading UK universities.

Keystone Online Tutoring

Since its inception over 10 years ago, Keystone has successfully provided students with online access to the UK’s most experienced and professional tutors.

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Latest Advice:

Oxbridge Interviews – A Brief Guide

12 December, 2019

Interviews are often considered to be the most intimidating and mysterious elements of the Oxbridge admissions process. This summary is designed to demystify the process so that you can approach your interview as confidently as possible. What Role Do the Interviews Play? Interviews are only one piece in the jigsaw of Oxbridge admissions. They are important, but only as part of an overall picture.

Considering UK Universities from Abroad

19 November, 2019

University Choices ‘What shall I do when I leave school?’ is just one of several important questions students make during their final three years at school. But it is one that they shouldn’t feel daunted by as this is an exciting time and, typically, the final step in their formal education. The most salient point to remember is that there is a spider’s web of people from whom they can seek advice: teachers, parents, friends and even current university students.

The Seven and Eight Plus simplified

27 September, 2019

Overview Originally, the 7+ was designed for girls who traditionally mature quicker than boys, for whom the 8+ was designed. However, some boys’ schools now use both examinations. We would recommend opting for the 8+ if your child is a relatively slower 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.