A teenager sitting in the pilot's seat on Concorde's flight deck, looking out of the window.

Concorde’s flight deck, Manchester

The Real world is calling.

Educational experiences for teenagers, led by specialists.

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What it costs

See the subject in action, and the work it can lead to.

Your teenager learns through direct experience with a specialist, seeing how a subject is used in practice and what the work involves. Getting that kind of access can depend on who you know. Foxchaser gives families a way to book it.

About £20 to £25 an hour for your teenager, around the price of group tuition.

  • Group tuition

    £15 to £25 / hour

    for each child

    Regular help with a school subject. Usually a weekly lesson.

  • A Foxchaser session

    £20 to £25 / hour

    for your teenager

    The subject brought to life through direct experience with a specialist. You come too, at a reduced price.

Paid career insight day

£195 to £249 / day

a full day, for each teenager

A day exploring a profession through practical tasks and time with specialists.

In-person examples in London and Manchester.

Illustrative prices, checked October 2026. Tuition is priced per child, per hour; the paid insight-day examples are per teenager, for a full day. Foxchaser sessions last two to three hours, with adult places priced separately.

Sources: group tuition guide; InvestIN, London (£195); Premed Projects, London and Manchester (£249).

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What parents say

  • The experience was fantastic and my son hasn’t stopped talking about it since! I think his favourite part was the cockpit.
    Steve, parent · Supersonic: Inside Concorde
  • My son’s favourite moment was being in the cockpit. His second favourite part was seeing the nose cone move. He remembered all the details of the crash and talked to me about it afterwards. I think it’s a great initiative and we’ll look for other events to do.
    Sarah-Jane, parent · Supersonic: Inside Concorde
  • My son loved sitting in the pilot’s seat and understanding how Concorde worked. Standing under the huge wingspan was the wow moment for us.
    Siri, parent · Supersonic: Inside Concorde

Why it sticks

A fact on a page is gone by morning. What you see, smell and feel for yourself stays for years.

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