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Roland Bourne
Hi, my name is Roland and I'm currently a first year medical student at the University of Bristol. I was born and raised in the UK, but I am half Japanese and have spent some considerable time in Japan. I enjoy playing tennis and going swimming, as well as academic studying. I have formal experiences of teaching Japanese exchange students English and also casually teaching students at GCSE level.
11+, Biology, Chemistry, Maths (lower level)
Amal Ashraf
Hi my name is Amal and I am in my 4th year at university studying dentistry. I would be happy to provide students who want to get into competitive courses like Medicine and Dentistry with help for interviews, personal statements etc. My preferred student age group to teach would be GCSE and at this level I would be able to tutor maths, chemistry, biology, physics and the PE (theory aspect for GCSE). I could also teach maths to the KS1 and 2 years In my free time I like to go on runs and play basketball and badminton but I equally enjoy my Netflix night ins!
Biology, Chemistry, English, Maths (lower level), Physics
Kuncha Ako
Hi there! Thanks for checking out my profile. My name is Kuncha and I offer GCSE and A level Biology and Chemistry tuition along with Maths up to GCSEs. I am currently a student at UCL studying Masters of Pharmacy. Therefore, I can say with confidence that I have a deep understanding of Biology and Chemistry and use my experience to help you get the best grades you can achieve! My lessons are interactive and tailored to each student. I would go through topics you struggle with and we will work on your weaknesses together. This way I can make sure you stop making silly mistakes, gain confidence and reach your goal. I am patient, encouraging and clear with explanations. Through tons of exam practice (which i will be providing you with), mini quizzes and going through the content together, I am confident that your weaknesses will be strengths by the end of each session. Please do not hesitate to book a free meeting in which we can get to know each other better and discuss how I can help. Hope to meet you soon!
Biology, Chemistry, Maths (Primary), Maths (lower level)
Arthur Mo
Hi! I’m Mo, currently a first year uni student studying Politics and IR at the University of Nottingham. I previously studied Maths, Further Maths, History and Economics at A-levels, all in which I’m confident in. The two hobbies that I dedicate the most time towards are badminton and bouldering. I’m pretty sociable and enjoy teaching, no matter the age group. Thank you, Arthur Mo
Economics, History, Maths (lower level)
Ewaensiha Aihie
What do I teach? Lower Level: Maths GCSE: Maths A-Level/IB: Economics and Maths Languages spoken: English (fluent) French (intermediate) Preferred student age group: Primary/GCSE/A-Level or IB About me: Outside academia, I am a buzzing personality and I love engaging people and hearing different perspectives. I also cooking, reading, and playing various sports such as basketball and football.
Economics, Maths (Primary), Maths (upper level)
David Mays
Hi! My name is David and I tutor maths. I graduated from the University of Leicester in 2023 with a First in Mathematics and have been tutoring A-level students over the last three years. From experience, I can say that the best way of learning maths is by doing maths so the lessons I tutor generally involve a lot of questions which we work through together, with you the student gradually becoming more independent and me, the tutor, making sure to fill in any gaps in theory as we go along. Maths can be a very difficult subject but I hope that you will not only be able to succeed with whatever your goals are with the subject, but to enjoy yourself while doing it!
Maths (upper level)

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How can maths tutoring improve grades and self-confidence

Many students struggle with studying and improving their grades and sometimes it’s not just a matter of method or will. In many cases, poor performance in school can be caused by low self-confidence or self-esteem.

Unfortunately, even though qualified teachers in schools do their best, the school system often neglects these two aspects causing both parents and students to underestimate the importance of soft skills in academic success. This root cause can be addressed with the help of a private tutor giving online lessons.

Maths is a complex subject with many levels of understanding, maths tutoring refers to one-on-one tuition and private maths classes for those wanting greater support. Whether you are looking for maths help at GCSE level, A Level or University, maths tutoring can provide support tailored to your child’s needs. For students, maths tuition is an opportunity to enhance their maths knowledge and maths grades, improve understanding and get more from maths.

What are the benefits of maths tutoring? Maths tuition can provide the following benefits

  • Greater confidence - There are many misconceptions around maths, a lack of confidence or not understanding something makes it even harder to master. An online maths tutor can help your child focus, work at their own pace and build confidence in maths and maths-related subjects

  • Improved grades - Tutoring is usually one-on-one so your child is able to get more individual attention, covering any areas of maths that need some extra support or revision-

  • Improved understanding of maths - An extra pair of eyes across your child’s maths work can help find mistakes, highlight parts that need attention or point out shortcuts

  • Maths homework support - maths tutoring can provide maths homework help so your child will have a better idea of the expectations

Teachers in school rarely have time to stop a lesson and repeat the concepts for those who didn’t understand. Private teachers are not part of the traditional school system, which makes it easier for them to explain topics differently and to adapt their teaching style to a single student.

The advantages of studying maths

A fundamental definition of mathematics is an education in numerical sciences that includes algebra, calculus, and basic arithmetic, among other techniques. Mathematics is useful in a wide range of fields from economics to physics. Maths as a university subject frequently focuses on comprehending and verifying theories in mathematical and scientific discourse - or "pure mathematics."

Some students who are skilled at maths and enjoy problem solving don't seriously contemplate studying the subject at a higher level because they are unsure how it will benefit them.

A widespread misunderstanding is that a maths degree is useless unless you intend to teach maths. However, those with maths degrees have access to a wide range of exciting and fulfilling career opportunities.

Maths helps build analytical skills and a critical mindset. You learn to pay attention to all of the assumptions that go into a specific problem or situation, as well as how to break down a complex challenge into manageable pieces. You develop the habit of critical thinking, which involves checking conclusions and results to ensure that they are founded on sufficient data and sound reasoning.

Employers, as well as graduate and professional institutions, hold such skills in high regard. A bachelor's degree in mathematics indicates that you are capable of learning the types of analytical procedures required in a given job or profession, even if those procedures are not specifically mathematical.

Employers understand that if you can perform arithmetic, you can do any job that requires exact analysis and deductive reasoning.

Having a degree or some knowledge in maths gives access to several different career and job opportunities. The main jobs related to maths are:

  1. Auditor

  2. Data or Research Analyst

  3. Computer Programmer

  4. Medical Scientist

  5. Financial Analyst

  6. Statistician

  7. Actuary

  8. Economist

  9. Software Developer

  10. Data Scientist

When the student knows that the time of the lesson is entirely dedicated to them, this makes it easier for them to take their time to understand new concepts without rushing or feeling pressure to keep up with other students’ pace.

What topics can be covered in online maths classes with a qualified tutor?

No matter which mathematical topic your child is having issues with, our tutors have a wide range of different specialities to be able to help your child on their way to becoming a maths star. Our tutors can cover topics from the GCSE curriculum such as:

  • Mental maths

  • Number

  • Algebra

  • Ratio, proportion and rates of change

  • Geometry and measures

  • Probability

  • Statistics

Our tutors can also tackle some of the more complex maths subjects from English A Level, Scottish Higher and even up to degree level.

  • Quadratics

  • Functions

  • Coordinate geometry

  • Circular measure

  • Trigonometry

  • Series

  • Differentiation

  • Integration

  • Pure Mathematics 2 Paper 2 2.1 Algebra

  • Logarithmic and exponential functions

  • Trigonometry

  • Differentiation

  • Integration

  • Numerical solution of equations

  • Pure Mathematics 3 Paper 3 3.1 Algebra

  • Logarithmic and exponential functions

  • Trigonometry

  • Differentiation

  • Integration

  • Numerical solution of equations

  • Vectors

  • Differential equations

  • Complex numbers

  • Mechanics Paper 4 4.1 Forces and equilibrium

  • Kinematics of motion in a straight line

  • Momentum

  • Newton’s laws of motion

  • Energy, work and power

  • Probability & Statistics 1 Paper 5 5.1 Representation of data

  • Permutations and combinations

  • Probability

  • Discrete random variables

  • The normal distribution

  • Probability & Statistics 2 Paper 6 6.1 The Poisson distribution

  • Linear combinations of random variables

  • Continuous random variables

  • Sampling and estimation

  • Hypothesis tests

Some of the typical subjects our maths tutors teach at university level are:

  • Algebra & Combinatorics

  • Analysis

  • Biological Modeling

  • Computational Mathematics

  • Geometry: Differential & Algebraic

  • Mathematical

  • Physics

  • Number Theory

  • PDE & Dynamical Systems

  • Physical Modeling

  • Probability

  • Signals, Images, and Data

  • Topology

Maths tuition for primary school

Some parents may feel that maths tutoring at primary school level is unnecessary. However, primary school is one of the most important times in your child’s education and the building blocks laid down during primary years are what determine success later in life.

Having a private Maths tutor at primary school is an excellent way to maintain a good standard of Maths and prepare for the future. Studying basic arithmetic will help students when they come to study subjects like biology, chemistry and physics in future.

Our tutors can help all levels, from Key Stage 1 upwards. They also provide extra support for maths lessons before SATs or other primary school exams like the 11+.

Maths exam preparation and maths revision

Preparing for exams can be very stressful for students. Procrastination is common when it comes to studying. Children will often try to avoid it which only serves to increase anxiety and cause poor performance.

This is the case for all subjects, but especially for scientific ones such as maths, which many people struggle with.

AS & A-level preparation is essential to score well and gain access to the best universities in the UK and the world. AS & A-levels are usually taken when students are in their final years of school, but they can also be taken as adults. For the AS & A-level, each student must select 3 or more subjects (maximum 5) and the preparation takes place over two years.

AS levels and A levels for maths are taught similarly, but A levels are more advanced and take longer to complete. The AS levels are the exams students will take first, followed by the A levels the following year. The grade of the A levels depends solely on exam performance.

If your child is getting ready to sit these important exams then now is the right time to get started with one of our friendly and professional tutors and prepare your child well for their exam.

Whether your child is studying for a maths GCSE or A level in England or the National 3,4,5, maths Higher or Advanced Higher in Scotland we have a tutor who knows the curriculum well.

Especially if time is tight, a tutor can help your child quickly learn and internalize the essentials so that they can go to their exam as stress-free as possible and get the grade they want.Maths homework help

Many students are unable to achieve well in maths because they struggle with class content or find maths pointless or useless. This may be because their class teacher doesn’t have the time to explain things fully or does so in a way that doesn’t spark interest.

This translates into the student hating maths homework and seeing it as a chore. However, maths homework can really help boost a student’s grades.

Maths homework helps students learn new concepts that they will use when completing future work in their classes. It can also help them develop study skills and habits. Most importantly homework can help students get better grades in their classes. Homework is proven to help students stay on track with the rest of their class.

Parents are often not able to help as the curriculum has changed since they were young or their skills just aren’t good enough and it’s much better for students to have support while doing their homework to get the best out of it.

For this reason, our tutors offer maths homework help. This will help your child to keep up with the material at school, have good experiences in maths lessons and to strengthen their self-confidence.

Maths tutoring at degree level

Pure maths, statistics, and applied maths are often included in standard maths degrees. In the first year of studying maths at a higher level, students will most likely be required to take fundamental modules that cover a wide range of topics. In later years, they are able to specialize even more if they so desire. For example, students can elect to take mostly statistics modules, earning a degree in statistics rather than mathematics.

Alternatively, it’s possible to apply for a degree in maths and statistics or applied maths, which are more specialized. However, students will most likely be required to study a wide selection of core subjects in the first year, so initially, there may be little or no difference in practice.

Typical first-year topics include:

  • calculus

  • algebra

  • analysis

  • mechanics

  • probability

  • statistics

  • geometry

  • vectors

  • computational maths

More specialised modules vary by university. A number of options overlap with other subjects, such as:

  • mathematical finance

  • mathematical physics

  • mathematical biology

  • actuarial maths

  • history of maths

  • special relativity

  • quantum theory

  • medical statistics

It's critical to have access to as much help as possible during this critical time of studying in order to prepare students for assessments, assignments, and exams along the path to obtaining a degree in mathematics.

The best way to achieve a top result from a maths degree is to make the most out of each test, coursework assignment, and year. Students can relax in the knowledge that they are not alone in their studies with the help of one of our maths tutors. With tutoring, students receive all the extra attention and support they need throughout their maths degree.

If students are falling behind on their homework or having trouble with specific topics, private degree-level maths tutoring may help them overcome these obstacles. Tutoring will help students build confidence in their knowledge and ability so they can finish their maths degree feeling like a true professional in the field.

All of our Degree level maths instructors have excelled in their studies, allowing them to provide professional guidance on what to expect and how to prepare for everything a university course entails.

How can tutoring help my child get a place at university?

Maths is a competitive subject to gain entry to - which is why it is all the more important to make sure your child is reaching the entry requirements for GCSEs and A levels.

One of the advantages of GoStudent is that you can use your credits over a variety of subjects so you can study maths and the other subjects that are needed for entrance into university at the same time. The grades you need for entry to maths on average are listed below (data taken from UCAS.) Check out the homepage of your child’s desired university for more detailed information.

England

  • A levels – To get on to a degree in this subject area you will usually require a minimum of two A levels, with three A levels and A/B grades required for the most popular courses. Entry requirements range from BBC to A*AA, with the universities and colleges most commonly asking for AAB. Maths A level is normally required, with some courses also asking for further maths. Other useful subjects to hold for maths degrees include; physics, chemistry, biology, economics or computer science.

In addition to A levels or equivalent, you will also need five GCSEs (A-C) including science, English, and maths.

  • Scottish Highers – Entry requirements for Highers (the most common qualification) range from AABB to AAAAB, with universities or colleges most frequently requiring AAABB. Occasionally, universities ask for Advanced Highers to supplement Highers. If Advanced Highers are requested, universities or colleges typically ask for AA.

Why should you choose GoStudent maths tutoring?

This is how practical maths tutoring works at GoStudent:

You can call one of our GoStudent experts today if you would like to set your child up with a tutor. First, we will first ask you about your child’s situation. We will ask you in which area they need help, what difficulties and worries they have and what their other needs are.

Then our expert will choose the perfect maths tutor for you. With this, you get a free tutoring lesson. This way, your child can try out a class with their tutor and also see how GoStudent works risk-free.

In the free tutoring lesson, your maths tutor can get a good idea of ​​your child’s strengths and weaknesses. On the basis of this, they will design an individual learning plan for your child that is precisely tailored to their needs.

After the trial lesson is over, there is mutual feedback. You will also have a chance to discuss which membership model for tutoring is best suited to your child.

Our tutors can help in many ways:

  • Identifying types of tasks that are relevant for your child and how they can solve them in the best possible way

  • Helping them develop efficient learning strategies that help internalize what they have learned quickly and to call it up when necessary. This creates a sense of achievement and makes learning fun

  • Create a learning plan tailored to your child and their needs in order to stay on schedule as stress-free as possible

If you are satisfied with your free tutoring and want your child to get started with their individual learning, then the cooperation begins via Gostudent's practical online platform. On our platform your child will learn directly via video chat with their tutor. Our platform also provides your child with practical digital tools.