OBRI for GCSE Tutors

Sound familiar?

• 😓AQA, Edexcel, and OCR specs differ — one generic folder does not show what each student still needs before mocks.
• 😓Past-paper marks live in notebooks and WhatsApp; no trend line toward the target grade when parents ask.
• 😓Exam season means constant "how is my child doing?" messages you answer from memory instead of a shared record.
• 😓Tutoring maths, sciences, and humanities at once — reschedules and homework rounds break a single spreadsheet past 8 students.

OBRI solves all of these. Here is how.

A typical workflow for gcse tutors

1. 1Create a student profile with subject, exam board, tier if relevant, and target grade.
2. 2Map the spec into teaching blocks aligned with school pace but noting gaps to fill.
3. 3After each session, log topics covered and one weak skill or topic to revisit.
4. 4Assign past-paper or topic-test questions with a due date before the next lesson.
5. 5Log mock and past-paper scores after each assessment; adjust revision plan for weak units.
6. 6Share progress via the student portal (families can use student access or reports); record payment when the half-term invoice is settled.

Common questions from gcse tutors

Can I track different exam boards per student?

Yes. Store each student's board on their profile and tag lesson notes by topic. AQA, Edexcel, and OCR specs differ — OBRI keeps each student's coverage aligned to the right spec without separate spreadsheets.

Does OBRI work for combined and triple science?

Yes — use separate profiles or tag notes by science. Combined-science tutors often track biology, chemistry, and physics units within one student card while keeping topic coverage visible per subject.

Can parents see how their child is doing during exam season?

Yes on paid plans — parents get read-only access to lesson notes and homework status. It replaces ad-hoc reassurance emails when mocks and final exams are approaching.