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Future Maths Tutor

Future Maths is a programme for Y8 girls who are high achieving in maths, but at risk of not reaching their full potential. Run in collaboration with Imperial College London, it aims to build confidence and attainment through tutoring and targeted workshops. Future Maths Tutors will deliver maths tutoring to a small group of students over 10 weeks in Winter Term, with the opportunity to support at two additional workshops with the participating school pupils in Summer Term.

Applications for 2026/27 Future Maths Tutor recruitment will open on Friday 18 September 2026, and close at 11:59pm on Sunday 11 October 2026. Please check this page closer to the time for more information.

· Tutors will deliver up to 60 minutes of paid tutoring per week over a 10-week period from January-March 2027 at one of our partner schools in Greenwich or Barking.

· Each tutor will support a small group of students to improve their confidence and attainment in maths.

· Training and continued guidance on how to best support your students will be provided, and travel to and from the schools will be reimbursed.

· There will be additional opportunities to support at two workshops taking place in May and July 2027.

· Tutors will be paid for 2.5 hours of work each week (90 minutes at the school to include brief/debrief and 1 hour preparation) as well as 9-10 hours of paid training and travel expenses reimbursed.

· Develop transferable skills, such as time-management, communication, presentation and problem-solving.

· Enhance your CV and gain experience of working with young people in the UK education system.

· You’ll have the opportunity to raise students’ attainment and confidence, whilst encouraging engagement with maths.

· As well as receiving full training, you’ll be supported by teachers from the school, Team Up and the LSE WP team.

· You’ll be paid an hourly wage, including for training (currently £17.70).

Candidates should have a maths A-Level or equivalent and currently be studying a quantitative degree subject at LSE with a mathematical element.

It is advised that LSE Students do not undertake more than one of the following roles due to the commitments and overlapping dates of the role: Pathways Mentor, Thrive Mentor, Future Maths Tutor. LSE Students can however work in both the Student Ambassador role and one of the above roles due to the ad hoc nature of the Student Ambassador work.

Applications open in September 2026 - please check this page closer to the time for more information.

What do our Future Maths tutors say?

‘Being a Future Maths Tutor has been an extremely rewarding experience as I've been able to see the progress my student has made and know that I played a massive part in their journey. It's also been lovely to get to know the students and be their role models.’
Khushi, Accounting Undergraduate student, Future Maths Tutor 2026

Contact Us

If you have any questions, please email ard.futuremaths@lse.ac.uk