Katarzyna M.
Maths & physics
12 years of experience
Specialises in the extended-level Matura. Explains step by step and teaches students to solve problems on their own.
- PL
- EN
School subjects
Maths tutoring in Warsaw
Maths stops being scary once someone explains it step by step. Our maths tutors help primary and secondary school pupils (liceum and technikum) as well as university students — in person in Warsaw and online.
Who these lessons are for
- Pupils in grades 1–8 who are behind or want to get ahead
- Secondary-school students before tests and the Matura (Polish secondary-school leaving exam)
- Children from abroad learning maths in Polish
- First- and second-year university students (calculus, algebra, statistics)
What you’ll learn
- Arithmetic, fractions and percentages
- Equations, inequalities and functions
- Plane and solid geometry
- Trigonometry and sequences
- Probability and statistics
- Matura exam problems and proofs
The results we work towards
- Better marks within the first term
- Real understanding instead of memorising formulas
- Confidence in tests and exams
Teachers for this subject
Iryna S.
Maths & coding for kids
7 years of experience
Helps children from abroad find their feet in Polish schools. Teaches Scratch and Python through game-making.
- UA
- RU
- PL
- EN
FAQ
Questions about this course
How often should my child have maths tutoring?
One or two lessons a week gives the best results. Before an exam, we often step up the pace for a few weeks.
Do you help with homework?
Yes, but in a way that makes sure the student understands the solution — we don’t do the homework for them, we teach them how to solve it on their own.
Is the first lesson really free?
Yes. The trial lesson lasts 30 minutes and is completely free. We check your level, learn about your goals and suggest a learning plan. You don’t have to sign anything.
What ages do you teach?
We teach children from the age of 6, secondary-school students and adults of any age. We adapt the programme and methods to each student’s age.
Can lessons be taught in Ukrainian or Russian?
Yes. Many of our teachers speak Ukrainian, Russian and English, so they can explain difficult topics in the student’s native language — a huge help when starting out at a Polish school.
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