Blog Posts under Maths

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How to prepare for the TMUA and Step 2

by Anita Naik

If you are considering studying Maths, Economics or Computer Science at University, you may need to take external exams with your A-Levels as part of your entry requirements. These exams are the TMUA - Test of Mathematics for University Admission and STEP 2 - Sixth Term Examination Paper.

The TMUA...

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Maths anxiety| How to help your child overcome it

by Anita Naik

Over a third of adults (35%) say that doing maths makes them anxious, while one in five are so fearful that it makes them feel physically sick. National Numeracy's study of 3,000 UK adults found that numeracy can cause many feelings of fear or unease, while almost a third (29 per cent) say they acti...

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How a maths and physics GCSE tutor can help your child

by Anita Naik

According to sources, the hardest GCSEs to achieve a 9 or 8 are Maths, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. These subjects often require a high level of critical thinking, complex concepts, and a broad understanding of the material to reach the top grades.

In 2024, five percent of GCSE entries for math...

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How to get an internship in finance

by Anita Naik

Applying for an internship while at university can be a game-changer when applying for jobs as a graduate. Alongside your degree, hands-on experience in a professional environment is often the most valuable asset future employers seek amongst graduates.

What is an internship?

An internship is a sh...

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How to pass maths GCSE as an adult

by Anita Naik

There is no age limit to retaking or taking Maths GCSE for the first time. Taking GCSEs as an adult is an excellent way to improve your job prospects and access further higher education. Here's how to pass Maths GCSE as an adult.

Understand the exam and grading structure

GCSE Maths in the UK is di...

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