Programmes
Choose the stage your child is at. We use an assessment, and a look at their schoolwork, to recommend a starting point and a lesson format.
Every stage runs at the centre, live online, or a mix of the two, one to one or in a small group. The stage labels are a guide, not a rule: what a learner needs is decided by the assessment, not by the class they are registered in.
A gentle introduction to numbers, shapes and patterns, with activities that connect maths to everyday objects.
Ask about early years mathsWe work on counting, recognising numbers, comparing quantities, sorting, simple patterns, and early addition and subtraction. Tell us about your child's readiness and whether the centre or online lessons would suit them better.
The foundations used through the rest of primary school: place value, the four operations and the first fractions.
Ask about lower primary mathsLessons include guided practice with number facts, money, time and word problems suited to the stage. We help learners explain their thinking and get comfortable working on their own.
Fractions, decimals, percentages and calculation, then applying all of it to word problems.
Ask about upper primary mathsFor a learner preparing for an entrance or scholarship assessment, tell us the school and what the assessment asks for, and we will discuss the practice that fits it.
A firmer grip on algebra, geometry, measurement, statistics and probability, revisiting earlier topics where they are missing.
Ask about junior secondary mathsWe also prepare candidates for BECE mathematics. Lessons combine explanation, practice and review, so a method can be applied to a question the learner has not seen before.
School mathematics alongside preparation for WAEC and NECO General Mathematics.
Ask about WAEC and NECO mathsLessons work on understanding the method, showing clear working, and practising questions from the learner's own syllabus. Ask about Further Mathematics, and send the topics required before booking.
WAEC and NECO maths tutoringPreparation built around your current understanding and the mathematics the examination asks for.
Ask about JAMB mathsWe work on topic knowledge, accuracy, timed practice and reviewing mistakes. Tell us when you plan to sit the paper so we can discuss a schedule that is realistic for the time left.
JAMB maths tutoringFor British curriculum support, send the qualification, the examination board, the specification code and the topics your child needs help with.
Check my child's courseWe confirm that a suitable tutor and a lesson time are available before enrolment. That way we are planning for the course your child is actually taking, rather than assuming every maths qualification asks for the same thing.
Your child's class at school is useful to know, but it does not tell us everything about what they understand. A learner can be in SS2 and still be missing JSS1 algebra, and neither promotion nor more homework repairs that. The assessment is what finds the place worth starting from.
Send us their class, what they are finding hard, and what you are hoping for. We will talk the next step through with you, and tell you plainly what we find.
Book a free assessmentThese are the centre's hours, in West Africa Time, UTC+1. Online one to one lessons can be arranged outside them, including for learners in other time zones. Lesson times are confirmed with you before booking.
Find out where your child needs support, and talk the next step through with a tutor.
