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AI revision tutors,
built for the trade.

Chat-based revision support trained on your exact qualification — Level 2, Level 3, T-Level, or Plumbing and Domestic Heating Technician. Ask anything, any time. Instant, exam-focused answers 24 hours a day.

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Choose your level or phase

Each tutor is aligned to its qualification — it knows the content, the assessment style, and the language your examiner uses.

Technicals · L2

Level 2 Plumbing

Cold water, hot water, drainage and central heating — every core unit, with practice papers and exam technique.

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Technicals · L3

Level 3 Plumbing

Unvented cylinders, underfloor heating, energy systems and fault diagnosis for the advanced diploma.

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BSE T-Level

BSE T-Level

Core theory, occupational specialist content and industry placement prep — Paper 1 and Paper 2.

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Plumbing and Domestic Heating Technician · P1

Phase 1 Apprenticeship

Block release support covering tools, materials, health & safety, and core plumbing principles.

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Plumbing and Domestic Heating Technician · P2

Phase 2 Apprenticeship

Central heating, hot water systems and building on-site competency in more depth.

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Plumbing and Domestic Heating Technician · P3

Phase 3 Apprenticeship

Unvented cylinders, gas awareness, complex systems and end-point assessment prep.

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See it in action

Try a real question

Ask it anything from your syllabus and it quizzes back. Here’s a Level 2 cold water example.

AI TUTOR — LEVEL 2COLD WATER SYSTEMS
Can you test me on cold water systems for my Level 2 exam?
AI TUTOROf course. Let’s start with the basics — what’s the minimum depth a water service pipe should be buried to protect it from frost?
750mm?
AI TUTORSpot on — 750mm minimum below ground, and no deeper than 1350mm so it stays accessible. Next: name one reason the pipe must be kept at least 350mm away from other buried services.
Capabilities

What the AI tutors can help with

Each tutor is a specialist in your qualification — not a generic chatbot. It knows the exam board language, the assessment criteria, and the practical scenarios you’ll face.

Explain tricky concepts from the podcast in plain English
Generate exam-style practice questions and worked answers
Check your understanding step by step with instant feedback
Turn on-site experiences into learning prompts
Summarise topics with the key points you need for assessment
Work through calculations — pipe sizing, heat loss, flow rates
Flag knowledge gaps so you know what to focus on
Simulate exam conditions with timed mock sessions

Using AI effectively

  • Use the tutor to explain concepts, then verify against your course materials or spec.
  • Ask follow-up questions — push back, ask for examples, request worked solutions.
  • Use it for active recall: ask it to test you, not just explain to you.
  • Combine with the podcast — listen first, then quiz yourself with the AI.
  • Ask it to break down exam questions and mark schemes step by step.

Use it wisely

  • !Cross-check answers with your course spec and ask your human tutor if something doesn’t add up.
  • !Don’t paste assessment questions that aren’t meant to be shared — treat it like a public resource.
  • !AI is a helper, not a shortcut. Understanding the "why" is what passes exams and keeps you safe on site.
  • !Don’t share personal data — name, college, employer details are not needed.
  • !If the AI gives an answer that contradicts your tutor or regulations, always trust the official source.
For educators

Using AI tutors in the classroom

The AI tutors are designed to complement teaching, not replace it. Use them for guided practice, homework, flipped learning, or supporting learners who need more one-to-one time than a classroom allows.

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