Online IGCSE Mathematics and Additional Mathematics tuition for Year 7–11 students in Malaysia. Small live groups (max 8) on Zoom. Led by Teacher Au. Serving Selangor, KL, Johor, Penang, and beyond.
MathPert was built for IGCSE students who can do worked examples but struggle when the exam question is phrased differently. Teacher Au's approach starts with why a method works before moving to practice. This gives students the flexibility to handle new question types instead of pattern-matching against memorised steps.
All classes run live on Zoom. Groups are capped at 8 students so every student is active in the lesson, not a passive observer. Students across Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, Johor, Penang, and the rest of Malaysia can join the same group class.
MathPert follows the Malaysian school calendar (January–December). New intakes begin in January. Contact via WhatsApp for current availability and upcoming class dates.
| Subject | Year levels | Syllabus |
|---|---|---|
| IGCSE Mathematics | Year 7–11 | Cambridge 0580 |
| IGCSE Additional Mathematics | Year 10–11 | Cambridge 0606 |
| Format | Price | Structure |
|---|---|---|
| Online group class | RM300/month | 4 classes · 1.5h each · max 8 students |
| One-to-one online | RM150/hr (RM225/session) | 1.5h sessions · subject to availability |
What does MathPert teach?
MathPert teaches IGCSE Mathematics (Cambridge 0580) and IGCSE Additional Mathematics (Cambridge 0606) online for Year 7 to Year 11 students in Malaysia.
How much does MathPert tuition cost in Malaysia?
Group tuition costs RM300 per month (4 live Zoom classes, 1.5 hours each, maximum 8 students). One-to-one tuition is RM150 per hour (RM225 per 1.5-hour session), subject to availability.
Does MathPert serve Selangor, KL, and Johor students?
Yes. All MathPert classes are fully online via Zoom, so students across Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru, Penang, and the rest of Malaysia can join the same live classes.
What makes MathPert different from a standard tuition centre?
MathPert keeps groups small (max 8 students) and teaches the method behind each topic before practice. Students are called on to answer in class, so weak points are caught early. Most tuition centres focus on drilling practice; MathPert focuses on building understanding first.
When does the new intake start?
MathPert follows the Malaysian school calendar (January to December). New cohorts typically begin in January. Contact MathPert via WhatsApp to check current availability and the next intake date.