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Edexcel IGCSE Tutors: Online and Home Tuition
Pearson Edexcel International GCSE is an alternative to Cambridge IGCSE. It is taught in many international schools and tends to appear in January, May/June and October/November series for many subjects.
Tutors on this site list the subjects and levels they teach, and our team approves a profile before it appears. What each tutor offers, where and at what fee differs, so read the profile and ask about a short trial lesson before you book.
About Pearson Edexcel International GCSE
Pearson Edexcel International GCSE is an alternative to Cambridge IGCSE. It is taught in many international schools and tends to appear in January, May/June and October/November series for many subjects.
Subjects have codes such as 4CH1 for Chemistry, 4PH1 for Physics and 4MA1 for Mathematics A. Papers are labelled with a paper number, for example 4CH1/1C, and the letter shows the tier or the version.
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Pearson Edexcel International GCSE Subjects and Syllabus Codes
These are the subjects we have tutor pages for, with the Edexcel code from our past-paper list. Check each code against the board's current syllabus.
| Subject | Code | Tutors | Papers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mathematics | 4MA1 | Tutors | Past papers |
| Physics | 4PH1 | Tutors | Past papers |
| Chemistry | 4CH1 | Tutors | Past papers |
| Biology | 4BI1 | Tutors | Past papers |
| Computer Science | 4CP0 | Tutors | Past papers |
| English Language | 4EA1, 4EB1 | Tutors | Past papers |
| English Literature | 4ET1 | Tutors | Past papers |
| Economics | 4EC1 | Tutors | Past papers |
| Business Studies | 4BS1 | Tutors | Past papers |
| Accounting | 4AC1 | Tutors | Past papers |
| Urdu | 4UR1 | Tutors | Past papers |
How Edexcel Papers Are Named
Edexcel papers combine the specification code with a paper number and series, for example 4CH1/1C for Chemistry Paper 1. Mark schemes and examiner reports carry the same paper reference.
How Pearson Edexcel International GCSE Is Assessed
Subjects are assessed by written papers at the end of the course. Some subjects add a practical element or coursework. Most grades are reported on a 9 to 1 scale, but check the specification for your subject.
Cambridge IGCSE is examined in the May/June and October/November series. Pearson Edexcel International GCSE has January, May/June and October/November series for many subjects.
Entering the Pearson Edexcel International GCSE Exams
Students enter through a registered centre. Ask the centre which series are open and the entry deadlines.
The exam board's own site is Pearson Edexcel, which holds the current syllabuses and rules.
How Our Edexcel IGCSE Tutors Help
Tutors list the boards they teach, so you can look for Edexcel experience on a profile. Lessons follow your syllabus, use past papers and mark schemes, and focus on the topics where the student loses marks.
Choose online tutors or home tutors, and see the IGCSE crash course page for revision before the exam.
Pearson Edexcel International GCSE Past Papers
Our Edexcel past-paper library lists papers by syllabus code and also has topical papers. We list only the files we have added, so check the board's website for the complete set.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Edexcel International GCSE the same as the UK GCSE?
No. They are separate qualifications from the same awarding body, with different specifications and papers. Use papers with the International GCSE code for your subject.
When are the series?
Many subjects have January, May/June and October/November series, but not all. Check your specification and with the exam centre.
How do I know which tier I am entered for?
Some subjects have Foundation and Higher tiers. Your school or centre decides, so ask before choosing practice papers.
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Last reviewed 2026-10-13. Check your exam board's website for the current syllabus and dates.
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