Student Lesson 1
Repeated percentage change
3:00–4:15 pm
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Eight-Week GCSE & IGCSE Maths Courses
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Our first four focused courses support Edexcel IGCSE and AQA or Edexcel GCSE Higher students. Build Year 10 algebra foundations or work towards Grades 7, 8 and 9, with one clear focus each week.
Free Introduction Week
One Shared Start. Four Course Pathways.
Two free live lessons explore repeated percentage change and reverse repeated percentage change: shared mathematical content relevant to all four groups. Learn to use multipliers, connect changes over several stages and work backwards to find an original value.
Student Lesson 2
Reverse repeated percentage change
5:00–6:15 pm
For Parents
Course information and questions
12:00–1:00 pm
All times are Dubai time. After the free introduction week, students join separate eight-week paid courses tailored to their chosen pathway and target level.
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Four Courses. A Clear Focus.
IGCSE · GRADE 8
Grade 8 Accelerated
Algebra and Problem Solving
Pearson Edexcel IGCSE · 4MA1 Higher
For students aiming for Grade 8 who are confident with basic algebra and ready for a faster pace.
Strengthen demanding algebraic methods and learn to connect them in unfamiliar exam problems.
- Algebraic fractions and rearranging formulae.
- Quadratics, simultaneous equations and inequalities.
- Clear reasoning and connected exam problems.
View the eight-week course outline for Grade 8 Accelerated
- Week 1
Expanding and factorising quadratics
Take out the highest common factor, then expand and factorise quadratic expressions.
- Week 2
Algebraic fractions
Simplify and calculate with algebraic fractions, using factorisation and common denominators.
- Week 3
Rearranging formulae
Change the subject, including cases where it appears twice.
- Week 4
Quadratic equations
Form equations from contexts and choose suitable methods to solve them.
- Week 5
Completing the square
Complete the square and interpret quadratic graphs.
- Week 6
Simultaneous equations
Solve problems involving one linear and one quadratic equation.
- Week 7
Inequalities
Solve linear and quadratic inequalities and interpret solution sets.
- Week 8
Connected algebra problems
Choose and justify methods, revisit misconceptions and complete mixed exam-style practice.
After the final teaching session: an end-of-course test, feedback and recommended next steps.
Eight weeks · Two live lessons each week
End-of-course test and feedback
IGCSE · GRADE 9
Grade 9 Targeted Support
Indices, Sequences, Functions & Probability
Pearson Edexcel IGCSE · 4MA1 Higher
For students aiming for Grade 9 who want guided support with demanding Higher Tier questions.
Develop precise solutions through challenging practice, connected problems and feedback on your reasoning.
- Index equations and arithmetic sequences and series.
- Composite and inverse functions.
- Conditional probability and sampling without replacement.
View the eight-week course outline for Grade 9 Targeted Support
- Week 1
Negative and fractional indices
Interpret powers and simplify expressions accurately using index laws.
- Week 2
Index equations
Rewrite expressions using common bases and solve equations involving powers.
- Week 3
Arithmetic sequences
Find unknown terms, first terms and common differences from given conditions.
- Week 4
Arithmetic series
Use sum formulae and combine information to solve connected problems.
- Week 5
Composite functions
Form composite functions and solve equations involving them.
- Week 6
Inverse functions
Find inverse functions and tackle connected function problems.
- Week 7
Dependent events
Model sampling without replacement using suitable representations.
- Week 8
Conditional probability
Find conditional and unknown probabilities, with mixed review in the final Sunday lesson.
After the final teaching session: an end-of-course test, feedback and recommended next steps.
Eight weeks · Two live lessons each week
End-of-course test and feedback
IGCSE · YEAR 10
Year 10 IGCSE Head Start
Algebra Essentials
Pearson Edexcel IGCSE · 4MA1 Higher
For Year 10 students who want a stronger foundation in algebra.
Build secure methods and learn to apply them confidently to IGCSE questions.
- Expressions, substitution and expanding brackets.
- Factorising using the highest common factor.
- Forming equations and rearranging formulae.
View the eight-week course outline for Year 10 IGCSE Head Start
- Week 1
Expressions and notation
Collect like terms and write algebraic expressions accurately.
- Week 2
Substitution
Evaluate expressions involving negative numbers, fractions and powers.
- Week 3
Expanding brackets
Expand single and double brackets, then simplify.
- Week 4
Factorising using the highest common factor
Take out numerical and algebraic common factors and check by expanding. Progress to simple quadratics when ready.
- Week 5
Linear equations
Solve equations with brackets, fractional coefficients and unknowns on both sides.
- Week 6
Forming equations
Translate words, diagrams and contexts into equations.
- Week 7
Rearranging formulae
Change the subject where it appears once, including powers and roots.
- Week 8
Connected algebra problems
Select methods, review your understanding and use feedback to correct misconceptions.
After the final teaching session: an end-of-course test, feedback and recommended next steps.
Eight weeks · Two live lessons each week
End-of-course test and feedback
GCSE HIGHER · GRADE 7+
GCSE Higher Number Essentials
Exact Methods and Problem Solving
AQA · 8300 Higher / Edexcel · 1MA1 Higher
For AQA or Edexcel GCSE Higher students aiming for Grade 7 or above.
Develop accurate number methods and tackle demanding problems through guided teaching and feedback.
- Exact fractions, recurring decimals and indices.
- Standard form, surds and rationalising denominators.
- Bounds, accuracy and connected number problems.
View the eight-week course outline for GCSE Higher Number Essentials
- Week 1
Fractions
Calculate exactly with fractions and mixed numbers in problems involving several steps.
- Week 2
Recurring decimals
Convert recurring decimals to fractions and explain the algebraic method.
- Week 3
Indices
Understand and apply negative and fractional powers.
- Week 4
Standard form
Calculate, compare quantities and solve problems in context.
- Week 5
Surds
Simplify, combine, multiply and expand expressions exactly.
- Week 6
Rationalising denominators
Work with single surds and two-term denominators.
- Week 7
Bounds and accuracy
Use error intervals and choose appropriate bounds for calculations.
- Week 8
Connected number problems
Select methods, review your understanding and use feedback to correct misconceptions.
After the final teaching session: an end-of-course test, feedback and recommended next steps.
Eight weeks · Two live lessons each week
End-of-course test and feedback
How It Works
A Clear Weekly Rhythm.
Learn on Saturday
Clear explanations, carefully modelled solutions and guided practice introduce the weekly focus.
Apply on Sunday
Complete a short task between lessons, then tackle deeper problems, discuss methods and act on feedback.
Practise during the week
Complete independent practice, submit written working and use optional drop-in support to address questions.
Measure your progress. A short diagnostic helps identify your starting point. After the final teaching session, complete an end-of-course test and receive feedback on your strengths, areas for improvement and next steps.
Meet Your Teacher
Seymour Williams
Founder of #WeReallyDoMaths
An experienced mathematics teacher with over ten years of teaching experience across the United Kingdom and Dubai, and two master’s degrees in Mathematics.
My teaching combines clear modelling, purposeful practice and feedback that helps students understand where they went wrong and what to do next.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which course should I choose?
Choose according to your examination board, current understanding and goals. Grade 8 Accelerated develops demanding IGCSE algebra; Grade 9 Targeted Support focuses on indices, sequences, functions and probability; Year 10 Head Start builds algebra foundations. GCSE Number Essentials supports AQA and Edexcel Higher students aiming for Grade 7 or above. A short diagnostic before the paid course helps check suitability and identify gaps.
Which examination boards do the courses cover?
The three IGCSE courses cover Pearson Edexcel International GCSE Mathematics A (4MA1), Higher Tier, on the linear pathway. GCSE Number Essentials covers AQA GCSE Mathematics (8300) and Pearson Edexcel GCSE Mathematics (1MA1), Higher Tier.
Is the introduction week free?
Yes. The two shared student lessons on 1 and 5 November 2026 and the parent question-and-answer session on 7 November are free. The student lessons cover mathematical skills that overlap across all four groups. They are followed by separate eight-week paid courses, with outlines shared here. Paid-course start dates, Sunday lesson times and fees will be confirmed before enrolment.
How are lessons delivered?
Lessons are taught live online, with two 75-minute lessons each week: Saturday for teaching and guided practice, and Sunday for deeper problems and feedback. Practice tasks and supporting resources are shared through Google Classroom. All advertised times are Dubai time.
What work is expected between lessons?
Students complete a short task between Saturday and Sunday, then independent practice during the week. They should submit written working when requested and act on feedback. Optional drop-in support is available on Wednesday for IGCSE students and Thursday for GCSE students.
Is there an end-of-course test?
Yes. After the final teaching session, students complete a test covering the eight-week course under agreed conditions. Feedback identifies strengths, areas for improvement and recommended next steps.
What equipment will students need?
A reliable internet connection, a computer or suitable tablet, access to Google Classroom, a mathematics notebook, writing materials and a scientific calculator suitable for their qualification.
Register Your Interest
Choose Your Next Step in Maths.
Join our free introduction week from 1 November 2026. Tell us your year group, examination board, current attainment and preferred course. We will share paid-course dates, fees and next steps before enrolment.
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