A private tutor company is going to set up learning centres within five state secondary schools in England, selling extra lessons to schools and parents.
The schools will pay the TLC Education Group £22 per 80-minute additional lesson for their own pupils.
Parents of pupils from other schools will pay £27 to attend lessons.
Andrew Hutchinson, head of the Parkside Federation, where tutors will be based, said it would provide one-to-one lessons for a wider range of pupils.
But the ATL teachers' union attacked the scheme as an "unethical use of public money".
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