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Help your child achieve an A/A* in A-level Mathematics

Vijay Maths Tutor

By Vijay Maths Tutor
January 20, 2023 in Tutors & Coaching

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Vijay Maths Tutor

Vijay Maths Tutor

Posted January 20, 2023

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Posted January 20, 2023

Help your child achieve an A/A* in A-level Mathematics

Is your child academically able? Perhaps achieved level 7-9 at GCSE?

❌Are they now struggling with aspects of A-level Mathematics?

❌Overwhelmed by the huge amount of content to absorb and master?

❌Are they worried about not achieving a high grade for their university course?

✅I am a PhD mathematician and experienced, UK Qualified Teacher & Examiner (PGCE BSc PhD).

✅Over the years I have enabled many students to achieve the high grades they deserve.

To get your child started today just tap the link below and enter your details on the next page and book a time to chat.

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