Predicted Grades
Tutors & Futures is a leading educational consultancy renowned for delivering the highest quality of support to students.
Initial Consultation
Our no obligation initial consultation takes place remotely and allows us to discuss your situation, explain how our process works, and answer any questions that you may have. We put in place a full schedule for the application based around the timescale involved.
Portfolio of Work
A key aspect of our approach is work monitoring, ensuring that independent learners remain on track academically. We require students to submit a comprehensive body of evidence across their subjects, allowing us to thoroughly assess their academic background.
Predicted Grades
Following forensic analysis of the student's portfolio of work, and detailed examination of their educational background, we are able to form a complete picture of the applicant's academic ability. We utilise this to put forward predicted grades for each subject.
Reference
Some students also require a reference to complete their application. We engage in thorough discussions with each applicant to learn more about their background and find out why they would be an asset to their preferred university.
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Testimonials
Our reviews are testament to the rigorous approach we employ with every family.
Patrick supported me through the UCAS application process, providing me with predicted grades and a reference, and helping me gain entry to my first choice university.
As a private candidate, I thought that it would be impossible to get support with my UCAS application but Tutors & Futures made the whole process seem like a breeze.
Tutors and Futures is a great company, I felt that it was very organised and there was good communication all round.
We came to Tutors & Futures as private candidates looking for help to get a Centre Assessed Grade during 2020's Covid-induced exam chaos. The situation has been particularly difficult for those who have studied independently, but from the moment we made contact everything was incredibly clear and smooth. All the worry and stress was minimised and I am deeply appreciative of all they did for my son.
The pandemic caused my exams to be cancelled last minute and we were given teacher assessed grades last minute. I decided to not go university that year as I knew I would do better if exams had happened. Not knowing what to do and had to find places that would allow me to take exams (which none of them were willing to take me as they were too far away).
I found Tutors & Futures and completed my exams the following year. Patrick helped me as soon as I signed up and he made the whole process straightforward, he made a Dropbox to file all my work in and I also had the opportunity to sit an exam with him which even my school didn’t provide me with. He gave me confidence that I will be able to get a fair grade at the end of the year. I couldn’t recommend Patrick enough! And because of him I have now received offers from top universities which were the ones I wanted to go to. The whole process was dealt with professionally which even my school couldn’t do for me. Private candidates weren’t really talked about when exams were cancelled but Patrick solved all the issues. Huge thank you!
Tutors and Futures have provided me with excellent service. They were very clear with all the steps and procedures required to enable me to be awarded accurate, reflective grades. Mr Patrick Mather gave me clear guidance and instructions throughout the process of compiling evidence of my independent exam practice, studies and revision in the Dropbox folder he had created for me. Also, Mr Patrick Mather clearly answered all questions I had via email throughout the process.
With the cancellation of A level exams this year and myself being a private candidate, I was unsure that I wouldn’t be able to receive a grade. Then I came across Tutors and Futures which support private candidates in making sure they achieve CAGs just like school candidates. A huge thank you to Patrick who has been professional and extremely helpful in this stressful process. Patrick made it clear what evidence needs to be added to achieve your predicted grade. Highly recommend!
Patrick was very helpful with the process of what was required for evidence for a TAG this year and the mock exam all ran smoothly and Patrick really put the candidates at ease to reduce stress levels during this very stressful year, would highly recommend.
Tutors & Futures gave me excellent support and did so with a very human interface. I spoke to Patrick who had an expert knowledge of the current exams system (during COVID) and how the assessments were likely to be finalised as soon as he knew. This allowed me enough time to prepare, study and achieve the grades I needed. I would definitely recommend them to another mature or home-schooled student. They were understanding and very competent.
I would give more stars if I could. Patrick took us on when nobody else was prepared to help: during the last minute rush of the 2021 summer private GCSE chaos when everyone was fully booked (even Patrick). Without Patrick, my daughter would have been delayed by another year (after the 2020 Covid cancellations) AND he never made us feel like we should be grateful - he was so helpful and patient throughout the GCSE (mocks) process.
As a private candidate, I was extremely concerned with how I would achieve predicted grades that would accurately represent my abilities. Tutors and Futures predicted grade program is a godsend . The process is fair, simple and easy and any concerns you have will be addressed immediately. Patrick and the team at Tutors & Futures will support you throughout the process and by the end of it you will be left feeling confident in you application.
As a private candidate for the 2020 summer exams, Patrick supported me in making sure I would be receiving a calculated grade to progress to uni this summer. I have no hesitation in recommending tutors and futures for home educated students.
Tutors and Futures, were very helpful in organising invigilated mock exams to help provide CAG's for the 2021 summer exam series. I would definitely recommend.
Patrick was very helpful in organising invigilated mock exams to help provide CAG's for the 2021 summer exam series. I would definitely recommend.
Patrick helped my anxious daughter achieve the grades that she needed in her GCSEs. He helped and supported us every step of the way. We can’t thank him enough.
FAQs
The first step is to fill out our application form. We require full payment upfront in order to start the process. As soon as your invoice has been paid, you get access to your shared folders and receive the buzzword to link to our centre on your UCAS application.
The cost is £200 per subject. This includes an academic reference and support with the personal statement.
Please note that we do charge late fees if you apply particularly close to the deadline.
Unfortunately, due to the nature of the work we do, we are not in a position to offer refunds. The costs involved are for the time spent analysing work and preparing your application, not just for the final submission. We start this process as soon as payment is received.
The application deadline for September 2026 entry for the majority of courses is 14th January 2026. However, applicants for medicine, dentistry, veterinary science, and Oxbridge, have an earlier deadline of 15th October 2025.
We work with be home educated students, students resitting A Levels, 'mature' students wishing to change career path, individuals who have missed education due to illness, or those who would prefer to be independent from the college/sixth form which they attend.
Yes. As a registered UCAS centre, you are provided with a buzzword so that your whole application is attached to us. This allows us to monitor your progress throughout.
Students must provide proof of previous exam results, including certificates from any formal qualifications they have already achieved. Additionally, we encourage the submission of high-quality evidence such as:
- Mock exams sat under exam conditions
- Past papers and responses to exam-style questions
- Detailed tutor or teacher feedback on submitted work
- Marked assessments demonstrating a student’s ability across all areas of the syllabus
Not necessarily. Many students have more than enough evidence to allow us to confidently make predictions. If we believe mock exams are necessary for you, we will give you plenty of notice.
We take a holistic approach to understanding each student’s educational background, ensuring that all relevant factors are considered. This includes a thorough review of academic achievements, alongside any extracurricular activitiesthat may demonstrate a student’s skills, commitment, and personal development. We also carefully assess any mitigating circumstances that may have impacted a student’s education, allowing us to provide the most accurate and supportive guidance tailored to their individual needs.
No! A personal statement needs to come from the heart and show why the university should choose you. Unique statements always get the best reception.
Our expert predictions are based on a rigorous, evidence-driven process. We utilise our professional expertise and extensive experience to ensure that all assessments are both honest and accurate. By thoroughly analysing all submitted evidence—such as mock exams, past papers, and tutor feedback—we gain a clear picture of each student’s academic ability. We also compare this data with historical performance trends to make well-informed, realistic predictions. This meticulous approach ensures that our assessments reflect each student’s true potential, giving them the best possible foundation for success.
We can not make any guarantees as we are reliant upon each student providing adequate evidence. Furthermore, although we take into account the entry requirements of your preferred universities, the grades should be set in isolation of an applicant's choice.
No! We recognise the pressures associated with UCAS applications, but inflating grades can significantly disadvantage students.
- An applicant may receive an offer(s) they are unlikely to meet, leading to disappointment on results day.
- Applicants might gain admission to a course which they cannot succeed in – choosing the right course is a very important decision as they will be investing a lot of time, money, and effort, and it can be difficult to change.
- If a university or college has reason to believe that a predicted grade is grossly inaccurate, they retain the right to withdraw any offers.
For courses that require an interview, we can offer preparation assistance.
You need to register with an exam centre, and this does incur additional costs. All of our students receive discounted entries with our exam partners Tutors & Exams.
Our personalised service ensures that you get all the support you need to put together the best possible application. Check out our reviews to see what past students have said.
Personal Statement
All students are required to write a personal statement as part of the UCAS process. Y0u should do your best to ensure the statement is as personal as possible so that it stands out. The personal statement 4000 character limit includes spaces and should be no more than 47 lines.
In brief, your Personal Statement should cover three things.
- Why do you want to study the course?
- What have you done that makes you suitable for the course?
- What else have you done that makes you somebody who will contribute to the course and the university?
Why do you want to study the course?
Include your knowledge of the subject area and detail why the subject is of interest to you. If you have future career plans, then link these with the course you have chosen to study.
What have you done that makes you suitable for the course?
Focus on your academic studies which relate to the subject, and any hobbies/interests which may also include relevant work/voluntary experiences. Any extra-curricular study which is relevant to the course will add value to your statement by highlighting the genuine interest you have in the subject area. It will also show evidence that you are capable of independent work.
What else have you done that makes you somebody who will contribute to the course and the university?
Mentioning any significant responsibilities you hold and special achievements you have recently accomplished is a good idea.
The Key Don'ts
Don't be afraid of going into detail about specific experiences. Don't mention something unless you are going to explain its relevance. Don't use clichés. Don't just list hobbies. Don't submit until you have checked spelling and grammar. Don't lie!
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