For Oxford students
We generate the lesson before you open your laptop: your student's syllabus map, the exam board's own specification text, real past-paper questions with mark schemes, and warm-ups to place them in the first five minutes. You bring the teaching.
The arithmetic
Elsewhere, a 60-minute session costs you roughly another hour of unpaid prep — call it £34 for two hours of your life. Here, the prep pack cuts preparation to about ten minutes, so the same session costs you about seventy.
That takes your effective hourly rate from about £17 to about £29 — and we didn't pay you a penny more.
Figures illustrative, based on the current flat per-session payment of £34.
Off your plate
Scheduling, payment, invoicing, chasing — handled. You never send an invoice.
One flat student price, one flat tutor payment. You never negotiate with a parent.
Once your student's board is mapped, they arrive already diagnosed — no fishing for what they don't know. We're rolling the diagnostic out board by board, starting with Edexcel A-Level Maths.
We're building continuity notes to carry forward what you covered and what's next, so your second session never starts cold.
You sat A-Levels. We're extending the syllabus map system by system — Edexcel A-Level Maths first — so tutors will eventually cover the Abitur, the IB and Selectividad too: several times the students, no new revision.
An OxMenti tutor reference, backed by real session and outcome data.
What the AI doesn't do
The prep pack maps, retrieves and cites. It doesn't teach, doesn't mark student work unsupervised, and every pack is yours to override — you know your student; it only knows their syllabus.
Every specification clause it quotes is verified against the source document before it reaches you. If we can't verify it, we don't show it.
You set your weekly availability; students book around it. Payouts land by bank transfer after each completed session.