Tutors are available from primary, through GCSE to A/AS Level.

New Rates from Autumn 2009 are as follows:-

Primary Level/11+  £22.00 per hour

GCSE Tuition  £26.00 per hour

A/AS Level  £32.00 per hour

Travelling charge  minimum £3.00  (if the tutor visits your home).  The actual charge depends on the distance travelled by the tutor.  £3.00 covers a 3 mile radius from the tutor's house, after that add £1.00p per mile (remember that the fee includes visit and return, plus time for the tutor, so is actually very reasonable).

The travelling charge is a one-off charge per visit, not per hour, so is incurred once only for each home visit by the tutor.  

You pay these fees direct to the tutor, except for the first lesson fee, which should be sent, by cheque, to us.  The travel fee for the first lesson should be paid to the tutor. You do not pay the Agency any further fees.

Alternatively, you can book blocks of lessons using the credit card payment option below.  In this case, we pay the tutor.  

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You may pay by credit card, please ask for details.

Contact Us:

Principal: Professor Michael Grantham BA EurChem CChem FRSC IEng MCQI MICT (Visiting Professor, Queen's University, Belfast)

MGA Science & Maths Tutors

133 Westbrook Avenue

Westbrook

Margate

Kent

CT9 5HG

Tel: 07917 785160 or 01843 831296 (answerphone)

Just click to Email us

 On these pages we are going to showcase some of the best work from our students.  If you are on here guys (and girls) then well done!

Ted - who has struggled with both Maths with Mike Grantham and English, with his tutor Mrs Hunt, is really starting to improve.  Reproduced below is an edited version of his poem, written for remembrance day, for his tutor, Mrs Hunt.

The original still contained quite a few spelling errors, which have been corrected below (though many, many fewer than he would have done prior to tuition).  The sentiments are all his, however!

The Great Army

They march for days, trapping their fears, trying not to think would it would be like.

Looking back at home, tying their ties for Sunday school and their mothers in joy at their first day of school.

The apple pie after a roast dinner:  the chicken, turkey, lamb, running in their mouth so sweet and juicy

1234 that’s all they say for days, so far they hear the shells of the enemy fire, looking up at the moon and the stars, hoping that their mums and family are looking down at them and smiling and crying at the same time.

They say why, why did I join, but then they say, “it was for the good of my country and the world.”

They think of when they were young riding their bike round the block; the eagle on their sleeves saying that they are real men and they have courage in their hearts.

We remember them as heroes and real men who fought for their country and the world - if they didn’t come when we called we would be gone.

The poppies grow for them, so we can wear them and so we can remember them.

Edward Rigden, November 2009.

River, who is becoming more and more capable at Maths with his tutor, Mike Grantham.  The test below was a Foundation Maths paper, on which he scored 80%!  What is so good about his work is the clear working used to arrive at the answer - something that many pupils struggle with