Start with a
free assessment
No cost. No commitment. Just a clear plan for your child.
How it works
A clearer path to better results
Tutoring hours don’t move grades. A system does.
- 100%
- pass rate across every exam our students have sat
- 3×
- the progress of a typical school year, on average
- 20,630+
- hours of teaching experience across our tutors
- 1,370+
- students taught
Your first term with TriForth
From your free assessment to your first parents’ evening.
One cycle. Every topic. Every week.
A proven cycle that turns lessons into lasting progress.
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
Then it repeats with the next topic
Progress you can see, not just hope for
Monthly results, termly parents’ evenings and a live dashboard.
- A monthly assessment for every subject
- A live parent dashboard
- A parents’ evening every term
- Continuous monitoring by their tutor
Parent dashboardMaths · Autumn termExample data
78%+12%Latest assessment96%+4%Homework completed100%+2%Attendance
We don’t sell tutoring hours. We run a programme.
Here’s what changes when your child joins TriForth.
| Feature | Typical tutoring | TriForth |
|---|---|---|
| Planning | Decided week to week | A full-year curriculum, planned in advance |
| Resources | Generic worksheets | In-house resources written by our team |
| Time each week | One hour, then you’re on your own | A 2-hour lesson plus a 1-hour clinic |
| Group size | Up to 30 in a school class | Never more than 10 |
| Progress | A guess until the school report | Monthly assessments and a live parent dashboard |
| Parent contact | The odd update at the door | A parents’ evening every term |
What does my child do before each lesson?
A short piece of preparation using our resources, so lessons start a step ahead.
What is the clinic?
An hour of supported practice straight after the two-hour lesson, every week.
How do monthly assessments work?
A 1.5-hour assessment each month. Results go straight to your parent dashboard.
When are parents’ evenings?
Once a term: autumn, spring and summer.
What is on the parent dashboard?
Monthly assessment results, homework completion and attendance, so you can see progress at a glance.
How long is each weekly session?
Three hours per subject: a two-hour lesson followed by a one-hour clinic.
What if my child struggles with a topic?
The clinic picks it up that week, and the topic comes back in later lessons until it clicks.
Do you follow the school curriculum?
Yes. KS2 and KS3 follow the national curriculum, and GCSE and A Level follow your child’s exam board.