Every exam is scored differently. We prepare for the one your child sits.
SAT, ACT, AP, IB, GCSE and A-Level each demand different combinations of pacing, mathematical reasoning, written justification, calculator strategy, command terms and exam-specific conventions.
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Mathematics exams we support
What makes each paper different, and what preparation covers.
Digital, adaptive, calculator throughout. Speed and answer-choice reasoning matter as much as method.
- Algebra
- Advanced Math (quadratics, exponentials)
- Problem-Solving and Data Analysis
- Geometry and Trigonometry
45 questions in 50 minutes, wider topic spread, no formula sheet. Pacing is the main constraint.
- Pre-Algebra & Elementary Algebra
- Intermediate Algebra & Coordinate Geometry
- Plane Geometry
- Trigonometry
Free-response marks are awarded for justification and notation, not just the final value.
- AP Calculus AB & BC
- AP Statistics
- Free-response rubric practice
- Timed multiple-choice practice
Two distinct courses (AA and AI) at SL/HL, plus an Internal Assessment marked on its own criteria.
- Analysis & Approaches (SL/HL)
- Applications & Interpretation (SL/HL)
- Internal Assessment support
- Paper-style timed practice
Tier choice caps the available grade, and one paper is non-calculator — technique is examined directly.
- Foundation & Higher tier
- Non-calculator technique
- Problem-solving papers
- Exam board past papers
Pure plus applied options, with long multi-step questions where marks are spread across the working.
- Pure Mathematics
- Mechanics
- Statistics
- Exam board past papers
How an exam program runs
- 1. Baseline against the real paper
A past paper under exam conditions shows which question types cost marks.
- 2. A plan sequenced to the exam date
Topics ordered by marks carried and time needed to repair.
- 3. Teaching, then timed practice
Method first, then rehearsed in the board's timing and format.
- 4. Checkpoints before the exam
Repeat papers show whether the plan is working while there is still time.
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