Year 13 · A-Level Maths · Online
Year 13 maths tutoring: the full course, under exam conditions, with a grade estimate you can trust.
Year 13 adds the hardest content and then examines two years of it in three papers. Lessons follow school through the new topics and rotate past-paper practice from the first term.
University offers usually turn on this grade. We give a written estimate each half term, from real papers marked to the board’s scheme, so nothing about results day is a surprise.
One-to-one · Online · Qualified teacher (PGCE, QTS, DBS) · £50 a lesson, billed weekly, cancel anytime
What Year 13 covers
- Proof, functions, sequences and series, and the binomial for any power
- Trigonometry: compound angles, reciprocal functions, small angles
- Differentiation and integration in full: chain, product, quotient, parts, substitution, differential equations
- Numerical methods, parametrics and vectors in three dimensions
- Mechanics: moments, projectiles, friction, variable acceleration
- Statistics: the normal distribution, hypothesis testing with correlation and the normal
How the first lessons go
- 1A diagnostic on the algebra, functions and trigonometry the whole course rests on.
- 2Make the foundations automatic, then work through pure, mechanics and statistics in step with school.
- 3Exam-style questions under time, marked against the board’s mark scheme, and a grade estimate each half term.
How Year 13 is assessed
Three two-hour papers in June: two pure, one applied (mechanics and statistics), 100 marks each, covering both years. Grades A* to E. Most schools sit mocks in December or January.
Years 12 and 13, incl. Further Maths
A-Level Maths, £50 a lesson
60 minutes, one-to-one, at fixed weekly times. One lesson a week or more, billed weekly, pause for holidays, cancel anytime.
FAQ
Questions parents ask
Is one lesson a week enough in Year 13?
For students who are broadly on track, yes. Students aiming to move up a grade, or with Further Maths as well, usually take two. You can change the number from your profile.
Can you help with the mocks specifically?
Yes. Tell us the date and we plan backwards from it, including extra single lessons the week before if you want them.
Do you teach Further Maths too?
Yes, all boards. See the Further Maths page for the paper structure and what we cover.
What does it cost?
£50 for a 60-minute one-to-one lesson, billed weekly. Two lessons a week is £100. No packs, no sign-up fee, cancel anytime.