Study Base Tuition Centre review

Our assessment says yes: it leads the Telford round on the strongest customer evidence, an Ofsted listing, stated DBS-cleared tutors and a company record stretching back over a decade ^{[4] [5]}. Programmes span handwriting to GCSE science. It suits families wanting one-to-one teaching at a settled centre. Programmes span handwriting to GCSE science, all taught one-to-one.

Yes. The centre describes itself as Ofsted registered and the issuing register lists it under its Oakengates record ^{[2] [4]}. Its site also states that tutors are DBS-cleared. Look the name up on the public Ofsted finder before you enquire. Its site also states DBS-cleared tutors behind the one-to-one teaching.

Only one fee is published: the eleven-plus mock exam is listed at sixty pounds a sitting ^[6]. No tuition rates or VAT position appear on the site. Ask the centre for its full hourly or monthly figures and get them in writing before you commit. The centre runs after-school and Saturday sessions at its Market Street address.

From its centre on Market Street in Oakengates, with sessions after school and on Saturdays and phone, email and visit routes published ^{[1] [3]}. It serves Telford families from the centre rather than in homes. Check current opening hours before travelling. Phone, email and visit routes all sit listed on its contact page.

Study Base sits first of the ten ranked firms in our September private-tutor round. We looked first at customer evidence, then teaching credentials, trading history and stated cover, with pricing clarity and website detail counting next. Read the strengths above to see what carried it here. No other firm in the round pairs that range with an Ofsted listing.

Phone, email or visit the Oakengates centre during its Tuesday, Friday and Saturday hours to open the conversation ^[3]. Only the eleven-plus mock fee is published, so ask for the full hourly or monthly figures, who will teach your child, and what a month costs in full. Get the timetable, the price and the cancellation terms in writing before the first paid session.

The strongest in the round: the top Google rating from twenty-six reviews, the deepest parent base of the twelve firms checked ^[7]. Reviews sit behind one-to-one teaching across the subject range rather than a single programme. No other review source was found, but the Google base alone leads the round.

It pairs the only Ofsted registration in the round with a company record stretching back over a decade. Skills beats it on published pricing and the Kumon centres on plain monthly terms, while CARES leads on SEND assessments. For broad one-to-one teaching at a settled centre, nothing else in the round matches its range.