Focused, one-to-one A-Level Business Tutor for Resitting Exams to help you prepare for a second attempt and achieve the grade you deserve
Results day didn’t go to plan. Perhaps the teaching wasn’t good enough, perhaps illness disrupted Year 13 at the worst possible time, or perhaps the exam simply didn’t reflect what you know. Whatever your reasons for resitting, many students find themselves in the same position, and a resit is a genuine second chance to reach the grades you need for university entry, an apprenticeship or your next step.
Whether you’ve decided to resit your A-Levels in full or you only want to improve your Business grade, you’ve already studied the course once. You don’t need to sit through it all again. What you need is a tutor who can pinpoint exactly why marks were lost and fix it.
At Business Tutor, our one-to-one online lessons are delivered by fully qualified teachers with business degrees, a PGCE/PGDE and QTS, and our team, which includes a Head of Department at a London school and other experienced teachers, brings over 50 years’ combined teaching experience. We know what examiners reward, and we know how to get you there.
Our online A-Level lessons are designed to support students resitting with every exam board, including AQA, Edexcel and OCR. We also teach GCSE and A Level Economics and Business, so we understand how your subjects connect.
Book a free 15-minute introductory meeting to discuss your results, your plans and how we can help you improve your grade.
Most students who come back for a second attempt already have good business knowledge. The problem is usually how that knowledge is recalled and used under exam pressure.
Rather than reteaching the whole syllabus from the beginning, we identify the topics you know well, the areas of weakness that need rebuilding, and the gaps that cost you marks last time. Every lesson is then focused where it will make the biggest difference.
Knowing something in a textbook isn’t the same as recalling it accurately in the exam hall. Our research-based self-study system uses active revision techniques to make key terms, formulae and theories stick, so you can retrieve them quickly and confidently on the day.
It turns your A-Level Business revision from passive rereading into active learning.
A second attempt is also a chance to go further than before. Your tutor deepens your understanding of the subject, adding real-world examples and the evaluative judgement that separates a C from an A*.
Through tactical questioning and interesting case studies, you learn to apply what you know to unfamiliar businesses with confidence.
In most lessons we work through past papers, practice papers or exam questions together, focusing on Application, Analysis and Evaluation.
You learn how to draw out the key information from each type of case study and construct answers in exactly the way the examiner expects, so what you know finally turns into the marks you deserve.
Every student is different. We adapt each lesson to your preferred learning style, your confidence level and any educational needs, so your A-Level retakes are built around you rather than a generic scheme of work.
Tell us what happened, the grade you achieved and the grade you need, and whether you’re resitting A-Level Business on its own or planning to retake your A Levels across a range of subjects. We’ll discuss your exam board, your timeline and your goals, and answer any questions you or your parents have.
Book nowWe always review your marked exam papers, alongside your results and any mock exams, to pinpoint exactly where marks were lost. This shapes a personalised revision plan focused on the areas that will lift your grade.
Most students have one 60-minute lesson a week, and we can increase this to as many as five lessons a week as the final exams approach. All lessons take place live on Google Meet, so they fit easily around work, other resits or a gap year.
Every lesson runs from a shared Google Doc containing questions, case studies and exam-style tasks. Your work is marked in front of you, feedback is given verbally, and every improvement is highlighted in a different colour, so you can see how each answer develops from first attempt to top-grade response. The document stays with you and builds into a complete revision resource.
Between lessons, homework usually involves preparing for the next lesson or completing practice questions. Week by week, your answers become sharper and your recall more reliable, helping students prepare to sit the exams knowing they’re ready.
Once you’ve left school, you’ll usually need to register as a private candidate. That means entering through an exam centre, which could be your old school or college or a private exam centre, before the entry deadline, which usually falls early in the year. Your exam centre will confirm your entries and your personal exam timetable, so it’s worth contacting centres as soon as you decide to retake.
For most exam boards, A-Level exams take place in May and June, and results will be released on A-Level results day in August. That means the time between one results day and the next summer series is your window to prepare, and starting early makes a real difference.
Retaking the exam is common, and resitting your A-Levels won’t close doors: many universities in the UK accept retake grades. Depending on the timing, your original and resit grades may both appear on your UCAS application, so it’s worth checking each course’s policy before you apply. The cost of resitting varies between exam centres, so it’s also worth comparing fees early.
Many people know the subject; ours know how to teach it. Every tutor is a qualified business studies teacher with a business degree, a PGCE/PGDE and Qualified Teacher Status (QTS), and our team brings a broad range of experience across GCSE and A-Level teaching. Whether you choose to resit or retake one subject or a full A Level programme, we know how to support students who need to turn a disappointing result around.
Predictions are set by the student’s school or, for students retaking, by us.
Parents and students have given us 20+ five-star reviews on Google, praising our clear explanations, our teaching style and the confidence students gain in the subject.
Read the reviews →Watch our video testimonials to hear students explain how one-to-one lessons helped them achieve exam success and improve their A-Level grades, including after a disappointing first attempt.
Watch the videos →If you’re considering a resit, there’s no commitment. Talk to us about your results, your Business exam and your plans to retake your exams, and find out whether our A-Level tutors are the right fit for your business resit and your A-Level examinations. We work with a selection of A-Level students each year who want to resit A-Level Business and finally get the grade their ability deserves.
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