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Is Your Child Struggling With Maths?

Gaps in Maths carry forward: a shaky grasp of fractions resurfaces in algebra, and weak algebra makes A-Math and calculus much harder. If your child loses marks on problem sums, makes slips under time pressure, or stalls at the first line of a longer question, a Maths tutor can find the topic behind it, reteach it step by step and give steady practice until the method sticks.

Common Challenges Maths Students Face

Problem Sums and Word Problems

Turning a long question into the right steps, from PSLE models to real-world SEC questions.

Algebraic Manipulation

Expanding, factorising and changing the subject of a formula, which almost every later topic relies on.

Careless Mistakes Under Time Pressure

Copying errors, wrong signs and rounding slips cost marks even when the method is right.

Showing Clear Working

SEAB warns that leaving out essential working loses marks, so the method has to be set out on paper.

The Jump to A-Math and H2 Maths

Surds, logarithms, trigonometric identities and calculus arrive quickly and build on one another.

Geometry and Trigonometry

Angle properties, similar triangles and bearings, where drawing the right diagram is half the work.

How Our Online Maths Tutors Help

Worked Examples on a Whiteboard

The tutor writes out each step on a shared whiteboard, then your child tries a similar question while the tutor watches.

Methods for Problem Sums

Models, listing and working backwards at Primary, and forming equations from words at Secondary.

Fixing Earlier Gaps First

Lessons go back to the topic causing the trouble, such as fractions or indices, before moving on.

Calculator and Non-Calculator Practice

PSLE Paper 1 does not allow calculators, while H1 and H2 Maths papers expect a graphing calculator, so lessons practise both.

Timed Papers Before Exams

Full and part papers under time limits in the weeks before school exams, so speed and accuracy hold up.

Teaching to Your Child's Course

G1, G2 or G3 Maths, A-Math, H1 or H2, IB AA or AI, or IGCSE Core or Extended.

Maths Topics Covered by Our Tutors

Topics as each syllabus names them: year by year at Primary, then by strand or section from Secondary onwards.

P1 to P6

Strands: Number and Algebra · Measurement and Geometry · Statistics
P1 to P3: Whole numbers and the four operations · money · fractions · length, mass, volume and time · area and perimeter · angles · picture graphs and bar graphs
P4: Factors and multiples · mixed numbers and improper fractions · decimals up to 3 decimal places · line symmetry · nets · tables, line graphs and pie charts
P5: Numbers up to 10 million · fraction and division · percentage · rate · area of triangle · volume of cube and cuboid · angles, triangles and quadrilaterals
P6: Fractions · percentage · ratio · algebra · area and circumference of circle · special quadrilaterals · average of a set of data

Online Primary Maths tuition

PSLE Maths

Paper 1: No calculator, 1 h 10 min: multiple-choice and short-answer questions
Paper 2: Calculator allowed, 1 h 20 min: short-answer questions, then structured and long-answer questions where working must be shown

Online PSLE Maths tuition

E-Math: Sec 1 to Sec 4

Courses: Mathematics at G1, G2 or G3 (SEC syllabuses K110, K210 and K310)
Strands: Number and Algebra · Geometry and Measurement · Statistics and Probability
G3 topics: Numbers and their operations · ratio and proportion · percentage · rate and speed · algebraic expressions and formulae · functions and graphs · equations and inequalities · set language and notation · matrices · angles, triangles and polygons · congruence and similarity · properties of circles · Pythagoras' theorem and trigonometry · mensuration · coordinate geometry · vectors in two dimensions · data handling and analysis · probability
G3 exams: Two papers of 2 h 15 min, calculators allowed, with a real-world problem to end Paper 2
National exam: The SEC from 2027, which combines and renames the O-Level and N-Level

Online E-Math tuition

A-Math: Sec 3 and Sec 4

Courses: Additional Mathematics at G3 (K341) or G2 (K232), an upper secondary elective; the topics below are G3's
Algebra: Quadratic functions · equations and inequalities · surds · polynomials and partial fractions · binomial expansions · exponential and logarithmic functions
Geometry and Trigonometry: Trigonometric functions, identities and equations · coordinate geometry in two dimensions · proofs in plane geometry
Calculus: Differentiation and integration, including rates of change, maxima and minima, and areas under curves
Exams: G3: two papers of 2 h 15 min · G2: two papers of 1 h 45 min on fewer topics

Online A-Math tuition

JC1 and JC2

H2 Mathematics (9758): Functions and graphs · sequences and series · vectors · complex numbers · calculus · probability and statistics, in two 3-hour papers
H1 Mathematics (8865): Functions and graphs · calculus · probability and statistics, in one 3-hour paper
H2 Further Mathematics (9649): Taken together with H2 Maths: algebra and calculus · discrete mathematics, matrices and numerical methods · probability and statistics
H3 Mathematics (9820): Proofs and non-routine problems, in one 3-hour paper

Online H2 Maths tuition

Online H1 Maths tuition

Online Further Maths tuition

IB

Courses: Mathematics: analysis and approaches (AA) and Mathematics: applications and interpretation (AI), each at SL or HL
Topics: Number and algebra · functions · geometry and trigonometry · statistics and probability · calculus
Focus: AA leans on algebraic methods and proof; AI on modelling and statistical analysis
New courses: Updated AA and AI courses are taught from August 2027, with first exams in May 2029

Online IB Maths tuition

IGCSE

Courses: Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics (0580), International Mathematics (0607) and Additional Mathematics (0606)
0580 topics: Number · algebra and graphs · coordinate geometry · geometry · mensuration · trigonometry · transformations and vectors · probability · statistics
Exams: 0580 is taken at Core or Extended level, each with one non-calculator and one calculator paper

Online IGCSE Maths tuition

One-to-One or Small-Group Maths Lessons

One-to-one lessons suit a child who needs to fix particular topics at their own pace. Small groups have up to 4 students at the same level on the same syllabus, such as four Sec 3 students taking G3 A-Math. Not sure which? Choose any class size and we'll suggest whichever fits your preferred times first.

How Online Maths Lessons Work

Lessons are live on Zoom with cameras on, usually 1.5 or 2 hours at the same time each week. The tutor writes out working, sketches graphs and draws diagrams on a shared screen or digital whiteboard, and your child solves questions while the tutor checks each line.

Why Choose onlinetuition.sg for Online Maths Tuition?

Screened, Qualified Maths Tutors

Each tutor is screened for their qualifications, their results in the Maths they teach and their teaching experience.

Tutors for Every Maths Course

We match tutors from P1 Maths and E-Math to A-Math, H2 Further Maths, IB and IGCSE.

The Same Tutor Every Week

Your child keeps one tutor, who knows which topics are secure and which need more work.

One-to-One or Small Group

Choose one-to-one, a small group of up to 4, or any class size.

A Trial Lesson First

See how your child works with the tutor in a trial lesson before you decide.

No Agency Fees

Requesting a Maths tutor is free, and there are no agency fees.

Frequently Asked Questions About Online Maths Tuition

Thinking of Maths Tuition?

Why Does My Child Struggle With Maths?

Often a gap in an earlier topic, such as fractions or algebra, is resurfacing in new work. Problem sums that need several planned steps, and slips made under time pressure, are the other common causes.

How Do I Know If My Child Needs a Maths Tutor?

Watch for test marks dropping, homework taking far longer than it should, or your child getting stuck at the first step of longer questions.

What Is the Difference Between E-Math and A-Math?

E-Math is the Mathematics syllabus every Secondary student takes, at G1, G2 or G3. A-Math (Additional Mathematics) is an upper secondary elective at G2 or G3 that adds topics such as surds, trigonometric identities and calculus, and G3 A-Math prepares students for H2 Maths.

What Is the Difference Between H1 and H2 Maths?

H2 Mathematics covers pure maths and statistics in depth over two 3-hour papers, for university courses such as engineering and the sciences. H1 Mathematics has one 3-hour paper aimed at business and the social sciences, and suits students who did not take A-Math.

When Should My Child Start Maths Tuition?

Many families start at a step up, such as P5, Sec 1, the start of A-Math in upper secondary, or JC1. Starting before marks fall leaves time to fix gaps calmly.

Getting a Tutor

How Do I Request an Online Maths Tutor?

Fill in the free form above with your child's level, class size and preferred lesson times. We aim to get back to you on WhatsApp within one working day, and your child starts with a trial lesson.

Who Are Your Maths Tutors?

Part-time and full-time tutors, current and former school teachers, and undergraduates, each screened for their qualifications, results and teaching experience.

Can You Find a Tutor for My Child's Exact Maths Course?

Yes. Tell us the level and course, such as G2 Maths, G3 A-Math, H2 Maths or IB AI SL, and we'll match a tutor who teaches it.

Can One Tutor Teach Both E-Math and A-Math?

Often, yes. Mention both in your request and we'll look for one tutor for both where possible.

Lessons

How Are Maths Lessons Taught Online?

Live on Zoom with cameras on. The tutor writes the working on a shared screen or digital whiteboard, and your child can stop the tutor to ask about any step.

How Long Are Maths Lessons?

Usually 1.5 or 2 hours, at the same time each week.

What Does My Child Need for an Online Maths Lesson?

A laptop, desktop or tablet with a camera, plus paper, a pen and a calculator. Keep Zoom updated, and if the connection drops, rejoin the same meeting link.

What If My Child Misses a Lesson?

Let the tutor know early; you have a direct line to them. If your child misses a group lesson, the tutor can usually share the class recording.

Others

How Much Does Online Maths Tuition Cost?

Fees depend on the level and class size, and we confirm the fee with you on WhatsApp before the first lesson. There are no agency fees.

How Do I Pay for Lessons?

By PayNow.

Can We Change the Tutor Later?

Yes. If your circumstances change, we can change the tutor or the class arrangement.

What If We Want to Stop Lessons?

Please give one month's notice, out of courtesy to the tutor's planning.

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