Academic Tutoring · Maths · International
Maths
for international curricula.
For families outside Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan and Japan whose child follows an international or British curriculum. A specialist tutor teaches one to one, online, building secure methods and exam technique in step with the school's order of topics.
- UK Key Stages 2–3
- IGCSE / GCSE
- IB MYP and Diploma
- A-Level (International and UK)
- AP
01 / Courses
The courses we follow.
| Course | What lessons work on |
|---|---|
| UK Key Stages 2–3 | Number, algebra, geometry and reasoning, including the maths in school entrance tests |
| IGCSE / GCSE | Core and Extended (Cambridge) or Foundation and Higher (Pearson Edexcel and UK boards), and Additional Mathematics where the school offers it |
| IB MYP and Diploma | MYP mathematics; in the Diploma, Analysis and Approaches, and Applications and Interpretation, at SL and HL, with the internal assessment |
| A-Level (International and UK) | Pure maths, statistics and mechanics; Further Mathematics on request （to be confirmed） |
| AP | AP Calculus and AP Statistics （to be confirmed） |
UK Key Stages 2–3
- What lessons work on
- Number, algebra, geometry and reasoning, including the maths in school entrance tests
IGCSE / GCSE
- What lessons work on
- Core and Extended (Cambridge) or Foundation and Higher (Pearson Edexcel and UK boards), and Additional Mathematics where the school offers it
IB MYP and Diploma
- What lessons work on
- MYP mathematics; in the Diploma, Analysis and Approaches, and Applications and Interpretation, at SL and HL, with the internal assessment
A-Level (International and UK)
- What lessons work on
- Pure maths, statistics and mechanics; Further Mathematics on request （to be confirmed）
AP
- What lessons work on
- AP Calculus and AP Statistics （to be confirmed）
Lessons follow international and British curricula. We do not teach national school syllabuses or national university entrance exams.
02 / Typical requests
Where families often start.
- Algebraic manipulation and functions
- Differentiation and integration
- Probability and statistics
- Setting out working clearly and using the calculator efficiently
03 / How lessons run
A weekly rhythm, written down.
- First lessonThe tutor checks your child's current level against the school's scheme of work and the dates of the next exams.
- Regular lessonsOne to one and online, booked in your child's local time zone after school or at the weekend.
- Notes for parentsA short written note after every lesson, and a fuller report every （to be confirmed）.
- Before examsLessons move to past papers, timed answers and revision ahead of mocks and final exams.
04 / Tutors
Who teaches.
Maths is taught by subject specialists. Each tutor profile shows their subjects, the courses they teach and the qualifications ELT has checked.
05 / Questions
Maths lessons: common questions.
Does the tutor follow the methods taught at school?
Yes. The tutor works from your child's course and exam board, so methods and notation match what the school expects.
Can you help with the IB Maths internal assessment?
Yes: finding a manageable topic, the mathematics behind it and comments on drafts, within the IB's rules on outside help.
Can maths lessons be part of entrance test preparation?
Yes. For a move to a UK boarding school, maths usually sits inside one boarding school preparation plan.
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