A week at Westminster Tutors does not look like a week at a school. There is no class of thirty, no form group and no sitting through a lesson on something you already understand. Instead there is a timetable of individual and very small group lessons, written for you, with private study built into the gaps and staff on hand in the building while you use them.
In practice that changes three things. Teaching moves at your pace, so weak topics get the time they need and strong ones stop wasting it. Written work is marked closely and discussed rather than handed back with a grade. And nothing goes unnoticed for long, because a tutor teaching two people cannot fail to see when one of them has stopped following.
Because nothing is timetabled around a class, no combination is ruled out by the timetable, and we enter candidates with all UK exam boards.