Online tutoring, adaptive
practice and resources.
Practice that adapts to the student, built from real exam papers and verified question banks — IGCSE, GCSE, IB, US maths and competitions.
Free 30-minute intro session · online, worldwide · one-to-one or small groups.
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Find your course.
Pre-Algebra through Calculus
US school mathematics
Stay with the school pace, and build the understanding to go further.
IGCSE / GCSE Higher
IGCSE and GCSE mathematics
Syllabus understanding, examination technique and careful reasoning.
AP Precalculus and AP Calculus AB
AP mathematics
Concepts, representations and clear mathematical reasoning.
Competitions
Meet your tutor
Besmir Durraj
Fifteen years of teaching IGCSE, GCSE, IB, AP and competition maths. Every family starts with a free 30-minute session and a plan.
Practice that climbs with the student.
Answer, check, read the worked solution. The next question adapts to how the last one went. Real pages from mathwebb.com.
Every answer comes with its working
After a student answers, the solution opens step by step, with an extra figure wherever a picture explains it better than words.
See what is secure and what needs work
Topics secure, developing and unseen, recent accuracy and what to do today, all from the student’s own answers.
The whole programme, topic by topic
Each programme laid out as chapters and topics from the specification, with practice behind every topic.
Worksheets with a separate answer key.
Real figures, drawn the way exam papers draw them, for homework, lessons and assessments. Every sheet comes with its own answer key.
- By programme and topic, Foundation to Extended
- Answer key on its own page
- Teacher notes on common errors, coming next
- Factorise x² + 7x + 12.
- Solve 2x² − 7x + 3 = 0.
- Sketch y = x² − 4x + 3, marking the roots and the minimum point.
- (x + 3)(x + 4)
- x = ½ or x = 3
- Roots at 1 and 3; minimum (2, −1)
Questions
Before you enquire.
What do lessons cost?
One-to-one lessons are $85 for standard tuition, $110 for advanced and specialist, per 60-minute session. Small groups are $30 per student, per 90-minute session. Three of the eight courses are not covered by a published rate and are quoted on enquiry. Full rates are on the pricing page.
How do lessons run?
On Zoom. One-to-one lessons are 60 minutes; small groups are 90 minutes with 4–5 students grouped by ability. Written notes and worked examples follow every session.
What if we need to reschedule?
With 24 hours’ notice or more, the session is rescheduled without charge. With less, it is usually counted as used. Genuine emergencies are handled case by case.
What do parents receive?
Brief notes after key sessions, so you always know where things stand.
How do we know it’s the right fit?
That is what the free intro session is for: a chance to see the teaching style, the student’s level and whether the pace suits, before committing.