IGCSE Maths Tuition

IGCSE maths is built around flexible problem solving. Students must be comfortable with direct calculation, multi-step reasoning, graphs, geometry, statistics, and calculator-based work. I teach IGCSE by making sure Year 9 does not become a passive foundation year. It is the right time to strengthen number work, algebra, geometry, probability, and interpretation before exam pressure arrives. In Year 10, the focus becomes paper strategy and mixed-topic fluency. IGCSE questions often combine ideas: a vector question may need algebra, a circle theorem question may need angle reasoning, and a statistics question may need interpretation rather than only calculation. My classes train students to read the question carefully, choose a method, show enough working, and check whether the final answer is reasonable. I also work on common calculator and notation habits because small errors can cost easy marks. The goal is to build a student who is not dependent on seeing the exact same question before.