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AI Tutor Included Free

11 Plus AI Tutor: Instant Explanations, Every Question

Like having a patient tutor sitting next to your child for every practice session.

A private 11 Plus tutor typically costs £40-80 an hour and is only available for a fixed session each week. Applaa's AI tutor is built into every practice session and mock test, explaining exactly why an answer was wrong the moment a child finishes a question, and answering follow-up questions in plain, Year 5/6-appropriate language whenever a child is still unsure.

Child asking Applaa's AI tutor a follow-up question about an 11 Plus answer
24/7
available, not just one session a week
4
subjects the tutor covers
£0
extra cost — included free

What the AI Tutor Actually Does

Rather than just marking an answer right or wrong, the AI tutor walks through the correct method step by step every time a child gets a question wrong, and lets the child ask a follow-up question in their own words if the explanation didn't fully click.

  • Step-by-step explanations for every incorrect or flagged answer
  • Follow-up questions answered instantly, in plain language
  • Annotated diagrams for spatial Non-Verbal Reasoning questions
  • Tracks recurring error patterns and surfaces more practice on exactly those sub-topics

A Complement to Tutoring, Not Necessarily a Replacement

Families spending £2,000-5,000+ on a tutoring campaign often use the AI tutor for daily practice between weekly human tutor sessions, so the tutor's time is spent on strategy and harder topics rather than re-explaining basics the AI already covered.

  • Available every day, not just during a weekly booked slot
  • Frees up paid tutor time for strategy and the hardest topics
  • Consistent explanation style, so children build a reliable method
  • No extra cost — included with every Applaa account

Practical plan

Using the AI tutor day to day

Step 1

After every practice session, read the AI explanation for anything answered wrong.

Step 2

Ask a follow-up question if the first explanation doesn't fully make sense.

Step 3

Check the parent dashboard weekly for recurring error patterns.

Step 4

Bring the AI tutor's flagged weak topics to any human tutor sessions.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the 11 Plus AI tutor included free, or is it a paid add-on?

The AI tutor is included as part of Applaa's 11 Plus preparation — it isn't a separate paid add-on. It explains every practice question and mock test answer your child gets wrong or flags for review.

Can the AI tutor replace a private 11 Plus tutor?

It's best used alongside, not instead of, human tutoring for most families. The AI tutor is available every day for immediate explanations, while a human tutor adds strategy, motivation, and support a chatbot can't fully replace. Many families use both together.

What subjects does the AI tutor cover?

All four 11 Plus subject areas: Maths, English, Verbal Reasoning, and Non-Verbal Reasoning, including diagram-based explanations for spatial Non-Verbal Reasoning questions.

Can my child ask the AI tutor its own questions, or does it only explain answers?

Both. After reading an explanation, a child can ask a follow-up question in their own words if something still isn't clear, and the tutor will respond in plain, age-appropriate language.