The patient problem-solver
Arjun Patel
Maths & physics
"Let's find the bit that clicks."
Small steps. Brighter possibilities.Primary to A-level / Online & in studio
A learning studio for curious minds
A little help.
A big 'I get it.'
Tutoring that meets you where you are.
For the tricky bits, the lightbulb moments,
and everything you're ready to become.
one more question.
One-to-one or a small groupPeople who get how you learnA plan that grows with you
Find your starting point
What are we working on?
A subject, a stage, a little direction.
Let's make the first step an easy one.
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6 subjects for GCSE
Good humans. Great teachers.
Your corner.
Your corner.
Your cheerleaders.
The right explanation can change a lesson. The right person can change how you feel about learning.
Meet a few of the patient, curious people who make Keen feel like Keen.
Big on encouragement.
The confidence-builder
Leah Morgan
English & study skills
"Your ideas are worth hearing."
The big-question enthusiast
Oliver Bennett
Science, biology & chemistry
"What do you think would happen if...?"
Good questions welcome here.
ROOM TO GET THERE
From 'not yet'
to 'got it'.
No racing through worksheets. No nodding along when something doesn't make sense. Just a little more understanding, every time.
01
First, we listen.
What feels easy? What feels stuck? We start there.
02
Then, we unpack it.
A fresh explanation, a different example, your pace.
03
You give it a go.
Try it yourself. Notice the progress. Build on it.
Find your kind of comfortable
A little focus.
A little focus.
A little company.
Some minds like room to think out loud. Others find their feet alongside a few friendly faces. There is more than one good way to learn.
Your pace. Your space.One learner + one tutor
A lesson that follows you.
Take the long way through a tricky idea. Ask the extra question. One-to-one lessons leave room to follow your curiosity and spend time exactly where you need it.
- A good fit for
- A confidence boost, a specific sticking point, or a goal of your own.
- Feels like
- A conversation, a fresh explanation and time to make it click.
Different ideas. Shared little wins.Up to 4 learners
A small group. A shared spark.
Hear another way of solving it. Share an idea you weren't sure about. Our small groups bring together learners working at a similar stage, with a tutor keeping everyone involved.
- A good fit for
- A steady study rhythm, fresh perspectives and a bit of encouragement.
- Feels like
- Working it out together, with room for every voice.
Both formats: online or in the studio, always 55 minutes.
Not sure? Let's figure it outMake a little room for progress
Good habits start with a plan.
Choose how you like to learn, then a little space to grow.
One clear price. No subscription. Plenty of possibility.
- 55 minutes to learn, ask and practise
- A learning plan built around your starting point
- A short progress update after every lesson
- Use your pass online or in the studio
The Keen lesson pass
Find your flow.
8 one-to-one lessons / 55 minutes each
A little learning, woven in
There is room
There is room
in an ordinary week.
After school. Before the weekend gets going.
Here is a glimpse of what a week at Keen could look like.
Take a look around
Example times, shown in UK local time. Explore a subject to build your own learning plan.
After-school headspace
Monday / 2 example lessons
16:00
55 minutes
GCSE MathsSmall group / In studio
Making sense of algebra
Work it out together, one step at a time.
With ArjunExplore maths 17:15
55 minutes
Secondary EnglishOne-to-one / Online
Find your writing voice
From a good idea to a paragraph you are proud of.
With LeahExplore english 16:15
55 minutes
Secondary ScienceSmall group / In studio
The why behind the what
Everyday questions, surprising scientific answers.
With OliverExplore science 17:30
55 minutes
A-level PhysicsOne-to-one / Online
Untangle the tricky bits
Take a closer look at forces, motion and the maths.
With ArjunExplore physics 16:00
55 minutes
Primary EnglishSmall group / In studio
Big ideas, little storytellers
Read a little, imagine a lot, make something your own.
With LeahExplore english 17:15
55 minutes
GCSE ChemistryOne-to-one / Online
Make chemistry click
Connect the particles, reactions and calculations.
With OliverExplore chemistry 10:00
55 minutes
Primary MathsOne-to-one / In studio
A fresh start with numbers
Patterns, puzzles and room to ask why.
With ArjunExplore maths 11:15
55 minutes
GCSE Study skillsSmall group / Online
Build a revision rhythm
Find a routine that leaves room for the rest of life.
With LeahExplore study skills A sample timetable to help you picture the possibilities. Lesson times would be agreed before booking.
The little-wins notebookSample lesson note
GCSE maths / Linear equations
Something clicked today.
What we worked on
Keeping an equation balanced, and explaining why the same operation belongs on both sides.
The little win
You spotted a mistake, explained it in your own words and tried again without a prompt. That is understanding taking shape.
A small next step
Try two more equations. Say each step out loud. Bring the one that makes you pause to our next lesson.
A note from Arjun
A little reflection after every lesson.
Progress you can recognise
Know what clicked.
Know what clicked.
And what's next.
A grade tells part of the story. We pay attention to the quieter things, too: the question asked, the idea explained, the next step taken independently.
Confidence
From "I cannot do this" to "Let me try."
Understanding
Being able to explain the idea, as well as get the answer.
Independence
Knowing what to try when the tutor is not beside you.
Clear updates for learners and families. Something useful to celebrate, and a manageable next step to build on.
Little wins.
In their words.
Sometimes progress is a better answer.
Sometimes it's putting your hand up.
I used to say I was just bad at maths. Now I know I sometimes need it explained a different way. That feels really different.
EllaGCSE maths studentThe first thing he said after a lesson was, "Can we do that again?" I think that tells you more than I can.
JulesParent of a primary learnerNobody makes you feel silly for asking. Even if you ask the same thing twice. Especially then, actually.
TheoA-level chemistry studentWhere do we start?
Choose a subject and stage in the finder. Your first lesson starts with a friendly conversation and a few activities to see what feels comfortable and what needs attention.
Can we choose a tutor?
Absolutely. Explore the profiles and add your preference to your learning plan. We match the subject and level first, then help you find a teaching style that feels right.
How do online lessons work?
The same thoughtful teaching, from your own space. You would need a laptop or tablet, a reliable connection and somewhere to write. The tutor brings the lesson and a shared digital whiteboard.
What if our plans change?
Plans change, and so can your learning plan. Talk through a different subject, pace or format with your tutor. Lesson times, pass validity and cancellation terms would be agreed before booking.
Your next chapter
Let's see
Let's see
what's possible.
A few details, a little direction. Bring your questions, your goals, or just a sense that a little help could go a long way.
In your learning plan
- Starting point
- GCSE Maths
- Lesson pass
- 8 one-to-one lessons
- Sample total
- £288
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