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University tutoring · Module-specific matching

A teacher matched to your exact university module.

Describe your module, share your outline or materials, and get a human-approved match with a teacher whose availability and eligibility are verified before any proposal reaches you. Confirmed lessons happen in SubjectScout's own built-in classroom.

✓Human-reviewed matching✓Availability verified first▣Built-in video classroom
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How university matching works

From your module to a confirmed lesson.

University matching is a managed process, not a marketplace search. Here is exactly what happens between your request and your first lesson.

1

Describe your module

Tell us your university, module or course code, syllabus topics, goals, and schedule. Share a module outline or course materials so we understand exactly what you need.

2

We rank and review

SubjectScout ranks eligible teachers against your module, then a human operations team checks each candidate's availability and eligibility before anyone is proposed to you.

3

Request, then confirm

You review the proposal and request a slot. The booking only confirms once the teacher accepts — nothing is booked automatically.

4

Learn in the built-in classroom

Confirmed lessons happen inside SubjectScout's own video classroom. Camera and microphone are optional and start disabled; recording is not available.

Example modules

Subjects students have requested help with

These are examples, not a guaranteed subject list or a ranking of teacher quality. If your module isn't listed, submit a request anyway — operations will look for a match.

  • Calculus & analysis
  • Statistics
  • Mechanics
  • Physics
  • Engineering modules
  • Programming
  • Academic writing

The lecturer is not clear

Send the lecture title or slides and we shape the session around what did not land.

Specific module code

Share the code and university so we can source around the actual content.

Assessment deadline

We clarify what can be taught safely and what a tutor cannot do for you.

Foundation before advanced work

The match accounts for missing foundations, not just the subject name.

Types of requests

Tell us what kind of help you need.

Each page explains what a tutor can and cannot do, then leads to the same request flow. Pick whichever is closest to your situation, or request directly if none of them match exactly.

Looking for group tutoring instead of one-to-one? See Study Pods.

By country

Matching that accounts for your time zone.

The matching process is the same everywhere, but these pages explain how scheduling accounts for your specific time zone.

Subject-specific guides

Start with the subject, then tell us your exact module.

These guides show what information helps us source a relevant match. A guide does not mean a teacher is immediately available or that every module is guaranteed to be covered.

Already know your exact module code? Tell us directly →

Computing and quantitative subjects7 subjects
Computer ScienceOpen subject guide MathematicsOpen subject guide StatisticsOpen subject guide Data ScienceOpen subject guide Artificial IntelligenceOpen subject guide CybersecurityOpen subject guide Software EngineeringOpen subject guide
Natural and health sciences8 subjects
PhysicsOpen subject guide ChemistryOpen subject guide BiologyOpen subject guide MedicineOpen subject guide NursingOpen subject guide PharmacyOpen subject guide Biomedical ScienceOpen subject guide Environmental ScienceOpen subject guide
Engineering and the built environment5 subjects
Mechanical EngineeringOpen subject guide Electrical EngineeringOpen subject guide Civil EngineeringOpen subject guide Chemical EngineeringOpen subject guide ArchitectureOpen subject guide
Business and economics5 subjects
EconomicsOpen subject guide AccountingOpen subject guide FinanceOpen subject guide Business ManagementOpen subject guide MarketingOpen subject guide
Social sciences, law and communication6 subjects
PsychologyOpen subject guide SociologyOpen subject guide LawOpen subject guide Political ScienceOpen subject guide International RelationsOpen subject guide Academic WritingOpen subject guide
Frequently asked questions

Questions university students ask most.

It's managed one-to-one matching for a specific university module. You describe what you need, and a human operations team reviews and approves the match before you see a proposal — this isn't an open marketplace where you scroll and book directly.

You submit your module, materials, goals, and schedule. SubjectScout ranks eligible teachers, and operations checks availability and eligibility and approves the strongest match before it's shown to you.

No. Coverage depends on which teachers are approved and available for your module at the time you request. Submitting a request lets operations search specifically for your module rather than relying on a fixed subject list.

Confirmed lessons take place in SubjectScout's own built-in video classroom, so you don't need a separate video app.

No. University tutoring is currently payment-deferred during the adult pilot. Request review, matching, bookings, and video lessons can run before secure checkout is activated.

Submit a request describing your module, and sign in or create an account first so your materials and matches stay in one place.

Ready to request a university teacher?

Describe your module and materials, and operations will start looking for a verified, available match.

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