Our team of managers and tutors organise bespoke tests in various subjects to assess the levels and skills of students. We have an excellent track record of success in academic assessments with testimonials from many satisfied clients.
Most popularly, we provide academic assessments in Common Entrance Exams such as 7+ exams and 11+ exams, or in Maths and English years 1-6. Additionally, our team of teachers and academics can also organise GCSE/A-level mock exams or even university-level testing in a variety of courses. We would always organise and design tests appropriate for the level and subject being tested.
Academic assessments will be undertaken by students at home, with our tutor/manager’s supervision and observation of students’ test taking skills. Thereafter, we write an in-depth feedback report on the relevant challenges and issues, indicating what areas are problematic or need improvement. These observations include, for example, not understanding questions before answering, needing help with unpacking questions, losing attention and focus, diligence, speed and more. Our academic assessments will also include scoring and marking that is easy for students and parents to understand.
Set up your free consultation or ask us any question by contacting 02030867311 or info@ubertutors.co.uk. Please note that we offer subsidised rates to students from low income backgrounds.
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