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Running sessions with Grasp English.

Live 1-to-1 teaching, session prep, and keeping an eye on every student from one place.

Create a Tutor account

Add a profile for each student you work with, so their progress stays separate and saved.

Start a Tuition Hub session

Push questions to a student's screen live and work through them together, remotely or side by side.

Prep with Print Centre

Generate a worksheet ahead of a session on exactly the topic you plan to cover.

Monitor a whole caseload

Check each student's Progress page between sessions to plan around real, per-learner weaknesses.

Tutoring for the 11+? Set a student's profile to "11+ Prep" for vocabulary, jumbled-sentence and reasoning content, and generate 11+ worksheets from Print Centre ahead of a session.

Tuition Hub

A live, shared session — not just a shared screen.

Questions push through to the student's own device in real time, so you can talk through a problem while they work on it in front of them, not just watch.

Tuition Hub · Live session

Current question: identify the technique in “the sky would not stop growling”.

You (tutor)

Priya · connected

Three ways to choose the next question

Adaptive, Manual, or a ready-made Lesson shortlist.

Every session gives you three ways to pick what a student sees next — use whichever fits the moment.

Tuition Hub · Teach

✦ Adaptive

Reading Comprehension (Y5)

Keeps missing inference questions — drawn from their real practice history.

+ Manual

Topic: Apostrophes for Possession (Y4)

Difficulty: Standard (core) — pick any topic and band, on the spot.

📋 Lesson

Sentence Punctuation (Y1)

A ready-made shortlist of ~15 questions, grouped by difficulty — browse and push in one click.

Adaptive recommends from a student's own evidence. Manual lets you dial in exactly what you want. Lesson gives you a curated shortlist per topic — edit it once, reuse it every time you teach that topic, and leave a note if you spot a question worth adding.

Your caseload

Every student, and exactly who needs you next.

Between sessions, your dashboard surfaces the students who've gone quiet or slipped — not just a flat list, ordered by who actually needs attention first.

Caseload · 9 students

Active students

Need attention

Sessions this wk

Priya S. · Y10

12 days since last session · GCSE Paper 2, viewpoint & tone

Attention

Noah K. · Y8

Accuracy dropped 15 points this week · relative clauses

Attention

Isla M. · Y4

Today · 7 sessions this month · on track

Print Centre

Session prep that matches what you're actually teaching.

Generate a worksheet with an answer key for the specific year group and topic on your lesson plan, ready before the student arrives.

Relative Clauses

Year 8 · Grammar

Name: ________________________ Score: _____ / 10

Combine: The book was old. It fell apart.
Underline the relative pronoun: The man who called left.
Rewrite using "whose": The boy's coat is red.

Teaching GCSE content

The GCSE Language and Literature trainer works well as shared session material.

The Language Paper Trainer's scaffold and model-answer ladder (weak/improving/strong) are useful to talk through live with a student — walk through why the "strong" version earns more marks rather than just showing it. Literature Text Mastery pages work well as a shared reference during essay planning.