Online Additional Mathematics tutoring

The step between IGCSE and A Level: functions, calculus, logarithms and identities.

Courses we teach

CourseBoardCodeRoutes
Cambridge IGCSE Additional MathematicsCambridge International0606One route
Cambridge O Level Additional MathematicsCambridge International4037One route
Pearson Edexcel International GCSE Further Pure MathematicsPearson Edexcel4PM1One route

UK GCSE and A Level boards (AQA, OCR, WJEC and Edexcel GCSE) are taught too; their pages are being added. Ask on WhatsApp for any course not listed.

How we teach Additional Mathematics

Each topic starts from the idea, then worked examples written step by step, then questions in the style of Additional Mathematics.

We teach the exact methods the mark scheme rewards and show where method marks are earned even when the final answer slips.

Timed practice on both calculator and non-calculator style papers, so speed and accuracy improve together.

Where students usually lose marks

  • Algebraic manipulation and rearranging
  • Problem-solving questions with several steps
  • Graphs and functions
  • Geometry proofs and reasoning

How Additional Mathematics lessons run

The same routine every week, so progress is easy to see.

  1. Free 60-minute demo

    A real lesson on a topic your child finds hard. You hear what we noticed and what we suggest.

  2. A plan for the exam

    We map the syllabus against the exam date and agree lessons per week and the order of topics.

  3. Weekly one-to-one lessons

    Live on Google Meet with slides prepared for that lesson, recorded key steps and practice in class.

  4. Notes and homework

    Your child keeps the lesson notes and gets homework on the same topic, checked before the next class.

  5. Marked tests and reports

    Short tests marked like the real exam, with a table of what went well and what to fix. Parents get the result.

See how your child is taught before you pay

Book a free 60-minute one-to-one lesson. You choose the topic; we show you the notes, the practice and how the work is marked.

A student at a desk in the evening, writing in an exercise book during an online lesson