Learning should feel possible
Brae Education was created to make learning more flexible, personal and supportive recognising that every learner brings their own strengths, challenges and ambitions.
A different way in
Brae Education offers different ways to learn, whether you need one-to-one guidance, independent resources or something in between.
Tutoring
Flexible learning
Support when needed
Personal one-to-one support built around the learner and what they need at that point in time.
Downloadable publications and resources to explore independently, at your own pace.
Guidance and feedback tailored to your goals and the level of support you need.
Built for different learners
- Learners who need additional support alongside school
- Home-educated learners
- Learners who have missed education
- Learners who find traditional teaching approaches difficult
- Learners who prefer working more independently
- English language learners
- Adults looking for English, study or academic support
- Families looking for a flexible alternative to regular tutoring
Brae is designed for people who need learning support to fit around their circumstances rather than the other way around.
Meet Bev
Brae Education was founded by Bev, whose background brings together English, psychology, academic research and educational support.
With qualifications in English and psychology, Bev brings an interdisciplinary perspective to learning, combining subject knowledge with an understanding of how people develop confidence, engage with ideas and approach challenges.
Her work shapes Brae's commitment to flexible, supportive education that recognises the individual behind every learning goal.
Learning should feel safe as well as supportive
Enhanced DBS
Safeguarding trained
Insured
Clear safeguarding and child protection policy
Why Brae?
A brae is a hillside, something you climb gradually rather than all at once. That idea sits at the heart of Brae Education. Progress doesn't have to be fast, linear or look the same for everyone.
Sometimes progress means reaching an academic goal. Sometimes it means rebuilding confidence, finding another way into something difficult or simply making learning feel manageable again.
Find support that works for you
Explore tutoring, flexible membership or get in touch if you’re not sure where to begin.