Free Accounting Assessment · Batley
Find what’s capping the grade first.
We assess first.
We find the barrier.
We teach it with a targeted lesson plan.
Free Accounting assessment before any paid tuition begins.
Book your free assessmentBased at The Study Room, Batley — supporting students from Batley, Dewsbury, Heckmondwike and nearby areas. Online also available.
Book your free assessment or call 01924 506010.
What we offer
One-to-one tuition across the full A Level — matched to your exam board — covering the recording, the decision-making, and the written analysis that decides the grade.
The three areas we work on:
The records
Years 12–13
Double-entry, ledgers and the trial balance, accruals and prepayments, depreciation, control accounts and reconciliations, and preparing final accounts for sole traders, partnerships and limited companies.
Find out moreThe decisions
Years 12–13
Marginal and absorption costing, break-even, budgeting and variance analysis, standard costing, and investment appraisal (payback, ARR and net present value).
Find out moreThe grade-lifter
Where most marks are won and lost
The skills that separate a B from an A* — interpreting ratios and statements, justifying recommendations, and writing developed analysis and evaluation on the extended questions rather than stopping at the numbers. Accuracy and correct layout matter too: small format and arithmetic slips quietly drain marks across a long paper. This is where most students plateau, and where focused tuition moves the grade most.
Find out moreFind out what’s capping the grade before paying for tuition.
Book your free assessmentStudents and parents come to us for an Accounting tutor in Batley when they notice one of these:
Two students can get the same Accounting grade for completely different reasons.
More past papers won’t fix a problem we haven’t named yet.
The assessment is a short, guided Accounting check — done in person at our Batley centre, or online.
By the end, we can tell you exactly what’s capping the grade — whether it’s a content gap, double-entry accuracy, statement layout, ratio interpretation, or written analysis and evaluation.
The assessment shows what to fix first. The Accounting tutor then works from that plan — on real exam questions and mark schemes, not a generic worksheet pack. Our DBS-checked tutors follow the assessment plan, so lessons target the specific skill capping the grade.
Yes. There is no payment to book the assessment and no obligation to take tuition afterwards. We use it to find your A Level Accounting gaps and explain the clearest next step before any paid lessons begin.
This is the most common A Level Accounting pattern we see. The grade ceiling is rarely the calculations — it's the higher-mark skills: interpreting ratios and statements, justifying recommendations, and writing developed analysis and evaluation on the extended questions, alongside the accuracy and layout that protect marks across a long paper. The assessment pinpoints which of these is costing the marks.
AQA is the main A Level Accounting specification, and tuition is matched to your child's exam board — including its specific question styles, statement formats and mark schemes. Tell us the board at the assessment and we'll work to it.
Yes — the full A Level: financial accounting (double-entry through to final accounts for sole traders, partnerships and companies, plus ratio analysis) and management accounting (costing, budgeting, variances and investment appraisal), along with the written analysis and evaluation the papers reward most heavily.
We explain what the student can do securely, where the Accounting gaps are, and what needs to be fixed first — whether that's a specific topic, double-entry accuracy, statement layout, or evaluation technique. If tuition is suitable, we recommend the clearest next step and how lessons would work.
Lessons start from the gaps found in the assessment, not a generic worksheet pack. A qualified teacher guides the plan and our DBS-checked Accounting tutors deliver focused one-to-one lessons, working on real exam questions and mark schemes. Pace is set by the student's understanding, not a timetable.
A Level Accounting is taught one-to-one from £45 per hour — exact rate confirmed after the free assessment.
Reviews
“He stopped just calculating the ratio and started explaining what it meant — the written marks jumped.”
“My final accounts finally balanced first time. They found the exact entry I kept getting wrong.”
“Living abroad, finding the right tutor is not easy. He somehow made it possible.”
Mon–Fri 9am–7pm · Sat–Sun 10am–2pm.
You’ll speak to me — Mr Dabhad — or someone on the team. No pitch, just an honest conversation about whether tuition would help.