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We can't stop you worrying about the BMAT, but our expert tutors can help you prepare with confidence, so you walk into the test with your best chance!
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BMAT Preparation - Private Tutors

A private tutor is the ultimate preparation strategy to get you ready for the BMAT. With our online tutoring, you will benefit from:

Targeted Attention

With a private tutor, you progress much faster. Unlike a textbook or online course, tutors can address specific problem areas, dynamically adjust teaching methods to suit your learning style, and move at the pace you're comfortable at.

Extra Content

The BMAT differs greatly from standard school exams. Even though the content is from GCSE sciences, scientific knowledge is tested in a way that is new for most students. A tutor will help with expert practice for the special style of questions found in the BMAT.

Boosting Confidence

Many students find the BMAT daunting due to time pressure and challenging questions. A well-planned preparation strategy, including timed practice and feedback, can help students feel more confident and perform at their best.

Convenience and Flexibility

Unlike in traditional teaching set-ups, online tutoring works with your schedule. No matter how busy you are, we create a study strategy that helps you.
Agenda

How to Prepare for the BMAT

 

Check University Requirements

  • Confirm which universities require the BMAT and their specific score expectations.
  • Note application deadlines and test dates.

Use High-Quality Resources

  • Practice papers are a good way to familiarise yourself with BMAT-style questions is through past papers and official sample tests.
  • Several BMAT-specific textbooks offer structured content and practice questions.

Create a Study Plan

  • Allocate time for each section based on your strengths and weaknesses.
  • Set up a routine for practice tests to track progress.
  • Develop time management strategies for each section.
Aptitude and Skills
Critical Thinking
Assesses the ability to identify assumptions, evaluate arguments, and draw logical conclusions from complex information.
Data Analysis and Interpretation
Requires extracting relevant information from graphs, tables, and data sets to make informed decisions.
Logical Reasoning
Challenges candidates to follow sequences, patterns, and infer relationships between statements to solve logical puzzles.
Problem-Solving
Tests the ability to apply logic and mathematical reasoning to tackle unfamiliar problems quickly and efficiently.
Scientific Knowledge and Applications
GCSE Science
Examines a student’s grasp of fundamental scientific principles and their ability to apply them accurately. Questions will draw from content in GCSE Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics.
Scientific Knowledge in Unfamiliar Contexts
Requires candidates to adapt their understanding of science to solve novel or integrated problems.
Scientific Recall
Tests memory and fluency in retrieving key scientific facts, concepts and formulae under time constraints.
Writing Task
Developing and Structuring an Argument
Assesses how well candidates can present a clear, well-supported argument in response to a given prompt.
Effective Communication
Evaluates the ability to express ideas logically and succinctly within a limited word count.
Evaluation
Tests the capacity to consider multiple viewpoints, weigh arguments critically, and draw balanced conclusions.
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When you engage with Greenhill Academics, we lay everything on the table.

  • We give you our assessment material
  • We assess your readiness
  • We direct you to the best resources
  • We provide you with experienced tutors
  • We deliver you an intensive programme
“ I have had a great experience with Greenhill academy. My son is having English lessons with Lewis who is a very professional and delicate tutor. In a short period of time my son’s writing skills improved significantly. Also I would like to thank Russell for his involvement and genuine interest and readiness to help.”
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Frequently Asked Questions

01. My child lacks confidence—how will tutoring help?

Many students struggle with confidence, especially if they’ve had a bad experience in school or feel overwhelmed by the subject. Our tutoring approach helps students build confidence by breaking down difficult topics, reinforcing understanding, and celebrating progress.

02. My child is already working hard—why are they still struggling?

Studying isn’t just about memorising facts; your child must learn how to apply knowledge to unfamiliar contexts, especially in exams. Many students put in hours of revision but struggle with exam technique, structuring answers, or understanding mark schemes. A tutor can help identify and address these specific challenges.

03. How do I know if the tutoring is working?

We track progress through regular assessments, exam-style questions, and feedback from both the student and tutor. You’ll receive updates on improvements, areas of focus, and strategies for further progress.

04. Which exam boards do you cover?

We tutor for AQA, OCR, Edexcel, WJEC and CIE exam boards. We also cover the International Baccalaureate (IB)

05. How do online tutoring sessions work?

We set up a learning space which is joined at the time of a session. In the learning space, students are on video call with our tutors and use an interactive whiteboard with resources. Parents and students are often surprised how easy it is!

06. How often should my child have tutoring sessions?

This depends on their current level and goals. Some students benefit from weekly sessions for consistent progress, while others may prefer more intensive lessons closer to exams. We can recommend a schedule based on your child’s needs.

07. What if my child has a busy schedule?

We offer flexible scheduling, including evening and weekend sessions, to fit around your child’s commitments. Tutoring is designed to be productive and efficient, so even one hour a week can make a significant difference when supported with independent study.

08. Is there a trial available?

Yes! We offer a paid trial so your child can meet the tutor and experience online tutoring before committing. We use the trial to make an assessment and demonstrate how we can help.

09. Why are Greenhill Academics tutors considered the best you can find?

We select tutors with exceptional academic backgrounds, proven experience in helping students reach their goals, and in-depth knowledge of exam board requirements.

10. How do I get started?

Getting started is easy! Simply contact us to book a quick consultation, and we’ll select a tutor from our team who is the best match for your child

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