Why parents, teachers & tutors told us, Mizasi needs to exist
Parents, teachers and tutors
Parents, teachers and tutors
on why this matters
We spoke to the people closest to 11+ preparation, the ones who live it every day.
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In a class of thirty, I simply cannot give every child the individual attention their 11+ preparation needs and I'm honest with parents about that. What interests me about an approach like Mizasi is that it follows each child's thinking, not just their score. The children who need the most help aren't always the ones who raise their hand.
Miss J. Clarke
Year 5 Class Teacher · Greater Manchester
Teacher
Parent of Two
We spent close to £9,000 on tutors for our eldest. She got in, but only just. Now preparing my younger daughter, I joined the Mizasi waitlist the moment I understood what it's building identifying the specific, consistent pattern in how a child gets things wrong. In six months of weekly sessions, our tutor never spotted that she had a particular blind spot with analogy questions. Something like this would have changed everything.
Sarah M.
Mum of two · West Midlands
Parent
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I've tutored 11+ students for over a decade. I can only see a child for an hour or two a week between sessions, most lose ground. A tool that works with them daily and actually adjusts based on where they're struggling doesn't replace what I do. If anything, it means my sessions can go deeper because the groundwork is already there.
Priya S.
Private 11+ Tutor · 12 years · Surrey
Tutor
Beta Tester
My honest first reaction was scepticism, AI tutoring felt like a gimmick. But when I saw the parent dashboard they're building, showing exactly where your child is stuck, updated after every session, I changed my mind completely. I've paid tutors for months and never once got that kind of visibility. Knowing why a child is getting things wrong, not just that they are, is the thing every parent actually needs.
Ravi P.
Dad · Greater Manchester
Parent
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Selective schools aren't testing knowledge alone they're testing how a child reasons under pressure. Generic preparation teaches children what to know. A system that adapts to how each child actually thinks is addressing a fundamentally different and more important problem.
Mr. A. Hussain
Deputy Headteacher · Secondary School, Birmingham
Headteacher
Single Parent
As a single parent, weekly tutoring simply wasn't something I could sustain financially. I needed something that could work with my son every evening — not just on Thursdays. What drew me to the Mizasi waitlist is the core idea: it adjusts based on what a child is actually getting wrong, not just what they haven't covered yet. Every other app I've tried misses that completely.
Aisha K.
Single mum · East London
Parent