Question 1

How large are the groups?

Accepted Answer

Mathematics groups are intentionally kept small, typically with a maximum of 4 students, to ensure high levels of interaction, discussion, and individual feedback.

Question 2

Are the programmes suitable for all students?

Accepted Answer

My programmes are designed for motivated IGCSE and IB students who want to develop deeper mathematical understanding, build confidence, and improve their performance.Some programmes focus on developing core fluency and consistency, while others are aimed at students pursuing the highest IB grades and developing advanced problem-solving skills.

Question 3

What is the difference between a programme and one-to-one tuition?

Accepted Answer

Programmes follow a structured sequence of topics and are designed to develop understanding through collaborative problem-solving and discussion. Groups are intentionally small, allowing students to benefit from working with others while still receiving individual feedback.One-to-one tuition is more flexible and can be tailored closely to an individual student's needs, current topics, and goals.

Question 4

How are students placed into groups?

Accepted Answer

Groups are kept deliberately small and students are matched as closely as possible by age, curriculum, level and learning goals. This helps ensure that students can work collaboratively while still being appropriately challenged.

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