UK's leading Law tutors in London & Online
Law Tutors
Established in 2007, Keystone Tutors is one of the UK’s leading private tutoring organisations. With offices in London, Hong Kong and Singapore, we work with a range of experienced Law tutors who specialise in preparing children for national exams, university admissions and general confidence building in Law.
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How our tutoring works
Keystone Tutors represents a large team of passionate and experienced tutors who have experience of teaching across the age spectrum from 6 years old up to undergraduate level. They cover exams including school entrance tests as well as GCSE, IGCSE, A Level, IB and university admissions. Many of the tutors we match with students are current or former teachers and have studied at top universities, including Oxford and Cambridge.
Tailored to Individual Needs
All tutoring is tailored to the individual needs of each child based on their strengths, areas of development, learning style and their subject exam board.
Improving Exam Performance
We can help to improve exam performance by making use of past papers, reinforcing core learning, developing revision techniques, and helping students to push the boundaries of their subject knowledge to differentiate themselves from fellow students.
Building Confidence & Supporting Progress
We also work with students who are looking to build confidence in their subject and test taking abilities.
Finding the right tutor
for each child
Step 1: Detailed Consultation
Before we can help a student, we often need to spend a significant amount of time learning about the student's requirements. Most consultations are carried out over the phone or on a video call.
Step 2: Academic Assessment (optional)
Students sit our custom-made academic assessments to indicate their level in relation to their peers, and in order to identify suggested areas to work on. Parents also seek academic assessments for their children to determine their general strengths and weaknesses, and decide upon a set of objectives for the course of tuition.
Step 3: Tutor Selection Process
The selection of the tutor is an integral part of our process. Priding ourselves on how well we know the varying strengths of each tutor, we ensure that each decision is informed by the expectation of a successful match between the tutor and student.
Step 4: Regular Progress Monitoring
After the first lesson, one of our dedicated client managers will contact you to find out how the lesson went. Our client managers are always available at the end of the phone and they are frequently praised for their efficiency, dedication and responsiveness.
Step 5: Monthly Reporting & Feedback
Tutors submit a monthly report detailing the work done in the month; the successes and areas to work on; and the work for the coming month. Our regular, rigorous reporting is frequently praised by parents.
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FAQs
We have a monthly reporting system which is used to update parents on an ongoing basis. The monthly report details:
- the focus of that month’s tutoring
- the form of assessment used
- the student's achievements and areas for further work
- the focus for the coming month
The regular, rigorous reporting of the tutors we represent is frequently commended by parents.
Yes, we offer a trial lesson. With Keystone, you are not required to sign up for any minimum number of lessons, and we offer one-off paid trial lessons so that your child can determine if the fit is right for them. This allows students and parents tutoring through Keystone before committing to regular sessions. The trial lesson is charged at the tutor’s full hourly rate and there is no obligation to continue if you feel it's not the right match.
The tutors we represent are able to deliver in-person tuition within central London. For those outside of central London we offer online tutoring.
Articles from our blog
The Oxbridge English Interview
What’s an Oxbridge English Interview Actually Like?
Oxbridge interviews were once shrouded in mystery. Mythical tales of the intellectual torture of candidates in the squashy sofas of dons’ book-lined offices used to abound. These days, the process is a lot more transparent. Both Oxford and Cambridge have had to modernise and adjust as application has become far more competitive and highly scrutinised.
Interviews are generally an opportunity for academics to gauge how you might fare in the tutorial system. Teaching at Oxbridge is usually conducted in very small groups within colleges, and the workload can be quite high-pressure. Interviews are also an important chance for candidates to think carefully about whether the Oxbridge environment is right for them. Oxbridge is quite particular; you might find you are more likely to thrive in an alternative setting.
The interview is also potentially very exciting. If you are very passionate about your subject, here is an opportunity to speak to a world expert in that field. In the case of English, you will be solving a literary ‘problem’ with your interviewer(s), i.e. trying to work out a poem or some other literary text.
The following text is a compressed script for an Oxbridge mock interview in English with guiding comment in bold for the reader:
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Guide to A Level English Literature
Is English Literature a good A Level subject?
Studying English Literature at A Level is a fantastic option for those who have enjoyed English at GCSE and want to take their study to the next level. But be under no illusions that this is a step up - in terms of the knowledge you will be required to retain and process, the language you will be required to use, and the general ‘seriousness’ of the course. And examinations. But for those who enjoy language and reading and want to explore some of the major artists (and cultural and social issues of our time (and others)); and who want to discuss in a small group of likeminded and committed students, and experiment with writing, it can be a dream!
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How to Get a 9 in GCSE Maths
Are you taking your GCSE Maths exam this summer and looking for advice on how to achieve a top grade? In this article, Keystone Tutors have compiled some useful insights, tips and guidance on how best to prepare for the GCSE Maths exam, top tips for achieving a Grade 9 and some interesting findings from the examiners reports.
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The Oxbridge History Interview
Tips for giving a great Oxbridge history interview
Oxbridge interviews typically start relatively straightforwardly, but quickly get complicated. It’s entirely normal for candidates to emerge from the experience feeling wrung out and as though they have never thought so hard in their lives. And, while it’s thankfully less common than it used to be to encounter aggressive or self-satisfied dons, even the kindliest interviewers are still going to force you to think carefully.
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A Guide to Starting Primary School
Starting primary school is a big step in your child’s life and marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter. This guide gives you a detailed overview on preparing your child for school, recommended reading lists plus some activities and ideas that may be helpful for supporting your child with the transition.
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