Online 11+ tutoring without being limited by postcode
Families across England may be preparing for grammar schools, selective schools, independent entrance routes or school-specific assessments. Online tutoring means pupils can access structured preparation from home without needing a local centre.
The first step is diagnosis: year group, target schools, current Maths and English confidence, reasoning experience, timing and exam habits. From there, pupils follow a focused plan rather than a generic pile of papers.
- 11+ Maths
- 11+ English
- Verbal reasoning
- Non-verbal reasoning
- GL-style preparation
- FSCE-ready preparation
- Timed practice and correction
England-wide reach, local strength
Coach Dean Tutoring has a strong Greater Manchester and Trafford focus, but the core offer is online. That means families in other parts of England can enquire where the preparation route is suitable.
Because school formats vary, the programme builds transferable skills: KS2 Maths fluency, reading comprehension, vocabulary, reasoning, problem solving, accuracy, timing and resilience.
- Greater Manchester expertise
- Online support across England
- School-format awareness
- Parent-informed progress updates
- No unrealistic result guarantees
How the pathway works
The online pathway usually starts with an assessment, then moves into targeted teaching, short practice tasks, timed assignments, correction work and parent updates. The balance changes depending on the target exam and the child's starting point.
For families affected by newer formats such as FSCE, preparation should emphasise curriculum mastery and flexible application rather than trying to memorise a fixed paper style.
- Assess readiness
- Set priorities
- Teach weak topics
- Practise under timing
- Review corrections
- Update parents