The NSEMM is a national organisation that fosters excellence in education, promotes effective mentoring programs, and advocates for responsible media use in education.

NSEMM’s resources and programs are designed for educators, mentors, students, parents, professionals, employers, and anyone who is passionate about improving educational outcomes.

There are many ways to get involved! You can become a member and volunteer with us, attend our workshops, or donate to support our work.

Quite a few! We offer online mentoring programmes for young people aged 15-18. We have the medicine mentoring programme and the careers and personal development programme. You can find out more here.

Our online programme connects students with mentors with our tailor-made mentoring programme. They are connected in our secure online space. Mentors and students can discuss goals, challenges, and opportunities virtually.

Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors and donors, our mentoring programmes are available completely free of charge.

On our website, here!

We provide tutoring for a wide range of subjects, from SATS and Year 9 to GCSE and A-Level, to university entrance exams. We’ve even started to support university students in learning their content.

Our online tutoring sessions take place in a secure online space designed for education with a digital whiteboard, similar to FaceTime. This allows for personalised, one-on-one sessions tailored to your child’s needs.

We offer a pay-what-you-can model starting at £15 per lesson. We also have an Opportunities Advancement Programme that offers subsidised or even free tutoring for those who need it most.

Before your first lesson, we’ll send you a link to set up a direct debit mandate. We will automatically charge your chosen payment method for your lesson the day before it takes place. The processing time for the payment may vary depending on your bank.

In some cases, payments may be collected in batches every other week. You’ll receive an email notification a few days before the payment clears.

You can sign up for tutoring on our website. We offer a free 15-minute meet-the-tutor session to discuss your child’s needs before you commit to any lessons.

In 2020, driven by a desire to address educational disparities and tackle wage-related inequality, Adrian and Socks, two dedicated students, established what would become NSEMM. Their initiative began as a YouTube channel called “Programmatic Flying,” which sparked interest in learning among viewers. This soon developed into a full-fledged tutoring service named TutorEagle.

As their vision expanded, they rebranded to NSEMM in 2023 to better reflect their mission. The organisation maintains its core values: all profits are reinvested to keep services affordable and accessible, enabling students to shape their futures.

We have a strong track record of achievement in its mission to empower young minds and bridge the educational gap.

• We’ve launched our innovative online mentoring programmes, which have helped hundreds of young people explore career paths and develop important live skills.
• We provide free and subsidised tutoring to students – our lessons are much less than the industry standard £45 an hour.
• We’ve had the opportunity to speak with esteemed figures like Professors Claire Stewart and Claire Sharpe, deans of education and medicine at the University of Nottingham’s Medical School.
• As a disability-confident employer, we’re working alongside the UK Government’s Department for Work and Pensions to improve employment prospects for those facing barriers.
• We’ve spoken directly with Members of Parliament (MPs) about the educational challenges young people in Nottingham face.
• We’ve provided tutoring and support to students across the country, both in person and online, working with numerous schools.
• Our media division have partnered with societies within different Students’ Unions, offering unique experiences like music arranging classes with world-renowned musicians and logistical support for their concerts.
• Our media team has leveraged its expertise to support other community organisations and university societies by creating bespoke websites and solutions.
• We secured an appearance on BBC Radio Kent during our founding year, helping us spread awareness about our mission.
• We’re officially registered as a charity and recognised by HMRC. We’re currently working towards registration with the Charity Commission, demonstrating our commitment to transparency and accountability.

Yes, our branding and marketing guidelines are available here.

You can find out more about membership at our membership page here.