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Special Needs Tutoring Built Around Your Child
Personalised 1-to-1 online tutoring for students with additional needs, Reception to Year 13. The same tutor every week, matched by an account manager who speaks with you first.
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4.94,200+ families
Tutoring for Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia and Every Learning Difference
Tutero pairs your child with the top 2% of tutor applicants, chosen for patience and structure, delivering personalised 1-to-1 lessons online that fit your child's needs, sensory preferences and pace, and keep up with what school expects at your child’s exact year level.
- ✓Adjusted, not watered down: the same curriculum as school, taught the way your child can take it in, with visuals, breaks and repetition when they help
- ✓Structure that sticks: the same tutor, the same time each week and a routine your child can predict
- ✓Confidence first: small wins every lesson until 'school is too hard' turns into 'I did it'
Special Needs Tutoring in Every Subject, Reception to Year 13
Tutero pairs your child with a tutor who knows the subject and the National Curriculum, and who has supported students with additional needs before.
Or explore tutoring by curriculum: GCSE · A level · Primary · 11+ · GCSE Maths
What Special Needs Tutoring Covers, by Year Level
Every year level asks something new of a child with additional needs. Here is what Tutero's tutors focus on, from Reception right through to the IB Diploma.
| Year level | What we focus on |
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| Reception – Year 2 | Letter sounds, counting and early writing in short, predictable blocks; following instructions; sitting with a task a little longer each week |
| Year 3 – 4 | Reading fluency, times tables and sentence writing with visuals and repetition; routines for starting and finishing work |
| Year 5 – 6 | Comprehension, fractions and paragraph writing; SATs practice with the adjustments your child is used to; organisation habits before secondary school |
| Year 7 | The secondary-school transition: many teachers, timetables and homework diaries; keeping every subject on track with one steady adult |
| Year 8 | Text response, equations and science reports broken into steps; note-taking and homework systems |
| Year 9 | Motivation and self-advocacy; algebra, essays and research skills; working with the support plan your school has in place |
| Year 10 – 11 | Subject selection that plays to strengths; exam technique using your school's approved provisions; managing time under pressure |
| Year 12 | Support across A level subjects, or vocational and alternative pathways; assessment preparation without the panic |
| Year 13 | Revision timetables broken into daily steps; exam-day routines and provisions; steady support through the final year and what comes next |
| IB Diploma | Extended Essay and Internal Assessment planning; managing six subjects with clear routines; exam revision in structured blocks |
Aligned to GCSE, A level, 11+, IB and the National Curriculum
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Special Needs Tutoring That Makes Your Child Happier and More Confident at School
Online Special Needs Tutoring Without The Hassle
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Our tutors know the National Curriculum, GCSEs and A levels.
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FAQ
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Yes, when it is 1-to-1, consistent and adjusted to your child. A classroom has one teacher for 25 children and a pace set by the group. A Tutero lesson has one patient tutor, a pace set by your child, and the same routine every week, so the skills school is racing past get taught properly and practised until they stick.
Tutero is a private tutoring service and does not take government funding. Families pay privately, from £45 an hour, after each lesson, with no contracts.
Yes. Tutors keep lessons predictable: the same structure each week, clear and literal instructions, a warning before each change of task, and your child's interests used as a way in. Camera on or off, chat box or voice, shorter blocks with breaks: we set the lesson up the way your child is most comfortable, and adjust as we learn what works.
We match on it. Your account manager asks about your child's diagnosis, supports and what has worked before, then hand-picks a tutor from the top 2% of applicants who has supported students with similar needs. Your child keeps that same tutor every week.
Yes. Share your child's Individual Learning Plan, school adjustments or therapy goals with your account manager and the tutor will work to them, using the same strategies your child already knows from school.
No. Many families come to Tutero while they are waiting for an assessment, or because their child is struggling without a formal diagnosis. Tell us what you see at home and at school and we will match accordingly.
Tutero's 1-to-1 special needs tutoring starts from £45 an hour. You pay after each lesson, there are no contracts, and you can stop any time.
Tell us. Tutors break lessons into short tasks with breaks built in, use timers and movement where they help, and let your child know what is coming next, with the same routine every week.
Most of them. Tutors support students with ADHD, dyslexia, dyscalculia and autism, along with dysgraphia, language and processing differences, intellectual disability and anxiety about school. If your child's needs are not listed, ask: your account manager will tell you honestly whether we can help.
Getting started is simple. Submit your request and an account manager will call you within 24 hours to understand your child, their supports and what has worked before, then hand-pick a tutor with the patience and experience to suit. You pay after each lesson, there are no contracts, and you can stop any time.
Special needs tutoring with Tutero, at a glance
Tutero offers 1-to-1 online tutoring from Reception to Year 13 for students with additional needs, including autism, ADHD, dyslexia and dyscalculia. An account manager matches your child with a tutor from the top 2% of applicants who has worked with similar needs. From £45 an hour, paid after each lesson, with no contracts.
Who it is for | Students from Reception to Year 13 with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, processing differences or anxiety about school. No diagnosis needed to start |
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How lessons work | 1-to-1 and online, with the same tutor at the same time each week |
How lessons adapt | Shorter tasks, visual supports, movement breaks and predictable routines, on the same curriculum as school |
Curriculum | The National Curriculum, through to GCSE and A level |
Tutors | The top 2% of applicants |
Matching | An account manager speaks with you first and hand-picks the tutor. |
Price | From £45 an hour, paid after each lesson. No contracts, cancel any time |
Funding | Private tutoring. Families pay after each lesson |