Services

Math tutoring for three international curricula

Almuhandis Math teaches Cambridge, IGCSE and CBSE math to students in Year 4 to Year 9, online. Pick the track your child studies at school and the lessons follow it.

Cambridge math

Primary and Lower Secondary, Year 4 to Year 9

Lessons follow the Cambridge stages your child is already working through at school, so tutoring reinforces class rather than competing with it.

  • Number, place value, fractions, decimals and percentages
  • Measure, shape, angles and coordinate geometry
  • Early algebra: expressions, equations and simple graphs
  • Data handling, averages and probability
  • Problem solving written the way Cambridge papers ask it

IGCSE math

Foundations from Year 9

The step up to IGCSE is where a shaky foundation starts to show. We close those gaps first, then build the IGCSE topics on top of solid ground.

  • Algebraic manipulation, indices and factorising
  • Ratio, proportion, percentages and compound measures
  • Linear and quadratic graphs, functions and sequences
  • Geometry, trigonometry and Pythagoras
  • Statistics, probability and exam-style question practice

CBSE math

Middle school, Year 4 to Year 9

Taught chapter by chapter in the CBSE sequence, with the worked examples and exercises a student meets in their own textbook.

  • Integers, fractions, decimals and rational numbers
  • Algebraic expressions, linear equations and identities
  • Lines, angles, triangles, mensuration and constructions
  • Data handling, graphs and probability
  • Chapter revision and practice sets before school tests

What a session is made of

01

A topic, explained

One idea per session, taken slowly enough that the student can explain it back before we move on.

02

Guided practice

Questions worked together on the shared screen, so mistakes are caught while they are still small.

03

A short quiz

A quick check at the end of the topic. What is missed goes straight onto the revision list.

04

Revision, on a cycle

Older topics reappear later in the term, so a chapter finished in October is still there in March.

Not sure which track fits?

Send the year group and the curriculum your child follows at school, and the topics giving them trouble. I will tell you where I would start.