What happens before, during and after a Yunalo lesson
Before the first lesson
Tell us the student’s year group, subject, exam board and what they currently need help with. If you’re not sure what the problem is, that’s fine — identifying the gap can be part of the first lesson.
During the lesson
The lesson responds to what the student actually understands. Tutors explain and model the method, work through questions with the student and gradually remove support so the student has to make the decisions independently.
After the lesson
Lesson feedback records what was covered, what was secure and what should be worked on next.
Between lessons
Homework can be set through the portal, handed in online and returned with feedback. That gives the next lesson something concrete to respond to instead of simply moving on.
For parents
Parents can see lesson write-ups, parent notes, homework and recorded progress without having to wait until the next lesson to ask what happened.
The lesson ends. The support doesn’t.
Yunalo keeps the work around each lesson in one place, so students know what to practise and parents can see what happens next.
Lesson feedback
What was covered, what was secure and what needs work.
Personalised homework
Set after the lesson where appropriate and linked to what the student actually needs to practise.
Marking & feedback
Submitted work can be returned with a mark and specific corrections.
Parent updates
A concise parent note after the lesson.
Progress history
Past work, feedback and results remain visible over time.
Your subject. Your exam board.
We don’t restrict ordinary subjects to one exam board. Tell us the board and specification your child is studying and lessons will be tailored to that course, its question styles and its mark schemes.
A tutor’s profile may list specifications they know particularly well. Those are areas of experience, not a limit on the exam boards Yunalo can support.