MyEdSpace

Live online tuition for UK school years and exams

MyEdSpace is an online education provider built around live group lessons rather than recorded courses alone. Its teaching covers the UK curriculum from Year 5 to A-level, with classes mapped to the relevant exam boards. The company presents itself as combining qualified teachers with a structured curriculum and a digital learning platform.

The offer is organised by key stage and year group, so families choose a subject and a year rather than a single generic course. Lessons are delivered live, and students learn together in groups led by a teacher.

Subjects and year groups covered

The catalogue spans English, maths and science, with science split into biology, chemistry and physics. The published breakdown is as follows:

• Year 5 (KS2): maths, science, English and 11+ preparation
• Year 6 (KS2): maths, science and English
• Years 7 to 9 (KS3): maths, science and English
• Years 10 and 11 (GCSE): maths, biology, chemistry, physics and English
• Year 12 (A-level): maths, biology, chemistry, physics, further maths and UCAT preparation
• Year 13 (A-level): maths, biology, chemistry, physics and further maths

GCSE science is offered for both Combined and Triple routes, and separate Higher and Foundation classes are available.

How the teaching is structured

Lessons are live and led by teachers in group settings. Alongside the classes, the platform provides targeted practice materials and step-by-step video explanations that students can use outside lesson time. The company describes its curriculum as proven and its approach as structured, with progress tracked through measurable results across subjects.

The teaching staff

MyEdSpace states that its teachers are fully qualified and selected from what it calls the top 1% of thousands of applicants. The site profiles individual teachers with their subject specialisms and academic backgrounds, including degrees from UCL, Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College London, Queen Mary University of London, the University of Bristol, the University of Bath, Michigan State University and the University of Pennsylvania. Several profiles cite more than a decade of classroom or examining experience, and some teachers have worked with exam boards or as A-level examiners.

Results reported by the company

The site publishes attainment comparisons between its students and national averages. At GCSE, it reports that 45% of its students achieved grades 7 to 9 against a national figure of 22%, and that 81% reached grades 5 to 9 against 52% nationally. For GCSE maths, it cites 23% at grades 8 or 9 versus 10% nationally and 75% at grade 5 or above versus 41%. Subject-level figures are also given for biology, chemistry, physics and English literature and language.

At A-level, the company reports that 75% of its students achieved a B or above against 61% nationally, 89% achieved a C or above against just over 75%, and 43% achieved an A or above against 39%. It also breaks out results for A-level maths, further maths, biology and chemistry. These figures are the provider's own comparisons with national averages.

What families report

The site states that more than 26,000 families use MyEdSpace. It cites a 4.8 out of 5 rating from over 2,500 students and parents on Trustpilot, and says 95% of parents find learning with the service helpful for their child's education, while 83% noticed a positive change in attitude after learning with MyEdSpace. These are the company's own reported survey and review figures.

Introductory offer and enrolment

At the time of writing this profile, the site promoted an entry offer of ten days of live lessons with its teachers for £10. Enrolment is handled through the website, where users select a subject and year group before signing in.