Secondary Maths
The benefits of studying Secondary Maths
Our Secondary Maths homeschooling course will help your child get the key building blocks for Maths in place.
Mathematics equips your child with uniquely powerful ways to describe, analyse and change the world. It can stimulate moments of pleasure and satisfaction when they solve a problem for the first time, discover a more elegant solution, or notice hidden connections. Students with a solid understanding of maths are able to think independently in applied and abstract ways, and can reason, solve problems and assess risk.
View course samples: Year 7 / Year 8 / Year 9.
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Apply NowThe Syllabus and Hours of Study
- Our Secondary Maths homeschooling course assumes that your child has completed Primary Maths (Key Stage 2) to a good standard.
- The course follows the English National Curriculum for Key Stage 3 Maths.
- Allow for up to 4 – 5 hours per week of’ study time for your child to complete each year of Secondary Maths plus additional time for completing assignments.
- We find that most children can complete the course in 9 months.
Key Topics Covered
Our Secondary Maths homeschooling course will help you to develop mathematical fluency, to reason mathematically and to solve problems. Key areas covered include:
- Number
- Algebra
- Ratio, proportion and rates of change
- Geometry and measurement
- Probability and statistics
Course Fee
The fee for our Secondary Maths homeschooling course for Year 7 , 8 or 9 individually is £345 by instalments or £327 in full.
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Apply NowMeet our Secondary Level Maths Tutors
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Sumaira Khan
Several years of “industry” application of mathematics has given me a good understanding of the practical aspects. I am a meticulous planner and like to give detailed feedback.
BEng, MRes, PGCE Subject: Maths View Profile -
Robin Andrews
My teaching style is clear and friendly, with a personalised approach. I enjoy helping students to improve their confidence, enjoyment and attainment levels in Computer Science and Maths
B.Ed, TEFLA Subject: Maths, Computer Science View Profile -
Nicola Waring
I am approachable and always happy to advise and keep explaining things until you understand. With hard work, tenacity and resilience you will succeed in acheiving your goals.
BA, PGCE Subject: Maths & Geography View Profile -
Anvita Matilal
Teaching is most effective when it provides the right tools for each individual to learn. I have a particular rapport with special needs students and like to really understand and motivate them.
BSc, MSc, PGCE Subject: Maths View Profile -
Jana Carpinato
I have come to see how different “learning” is from “schooling”. Maths is not just numbers. It is a way of thinking and problem solving. I look forward to helping you on your Maths journey.
BEng, PGCE Subject: Maths View Profile -
Wendy Strange
I’m friendly, helpful and always willing to give time and advice to students. I promise that no question that you ask will seem too simple or trivial and I pride myself in my rapid response to queries.
BA, BSc, PGCE Subject: Maths and Chemistry View Profile -
Heidi Watkins
Maths is amazing and includes equations to explain why tigers have stripes but leopards have spots! I'm really looking forward to sharing my enthusiasm and supporting you with this course.
BSc, PGCE Subject: Maths View Profile -
Jane Marshall
I love teaching and was inspired by my Physics teacher at school. I have worked at a number of schools and have significant experience in teaching pupils with special educational needs.
BSc, PGCE Subject: Maths View Profile
Jeff Hennig, Homeschooling Parent, USA
Thank you very much for your assistance, and I just want to say that homeschooling Sophie and her sister Helene has been made so much easier by your organization’s involvement - the Tutors have been fabulous and the course presentation very easy to follow.
