How A-Level Maths Mastery Works

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A-Level Maths Mastery exists for one reason.

To fix the broken system that leaves capable students confused, overwhelmed, and underperforming in A-Level Maths and Further Maths.

Parents join us because their students go from confused and inconsistent to confident, structured, and exam-ready.

This page will help you decide whether this is the right fit for your family.

If it is, the full program walkthrough explains everything in detail.
If it isn’t, no further action is needed.

Who this program is for.

A-Level Maths Mastery is designed for a very specific type of student and family.

This is for:

• Year 12 or Year 13 students aiming for A or A* in Maths or Further Maths
• Families who want a structured long-term system, not a one off weekly tutoring session
• Students who want clarity, structure, and accountability
• Students who are willing to follow a process and complete required work
• Parents who value discipline, consistency, and long-term outcomes

Who this program is not for.

This is not for:

• Students who refuse homework or external accountability
• Families looking for cheap hourly tuition
• Parents who want last-minute rescue support before exams
• Students who think they don't need help despite getting 50%
• Anyone who wants tuition that just fills gaps without required work
• Anyone hoping effort can be optional

If you already know your child won’t engage properly, this will not work.

Why most capable students still struggle

Most students who underperform in A-Level Maths are not weak at maths.

They struggle because:

• Schools rush content and assume foundations are secure
• Schools solely rely on the textbook and not preparing students for exam questions
• Harder exam questions are skipped entirely
• Textbooks and YouTube follow outdated structures
• Students practise comfortable questions instead of exam-level variations

The result is quiet gaps that compound over time.

By the time exams arrive, confidence collapses.


How we teach each topic

A-Level Maths Mastery is not average tutoring.

It is a complete exam-success system built around how students actually learn and how exams are actually written.

For every topic:

• We start from the core idea so students understand the concept properly
• Difficulty increases step by step, not in sudden jumps
• Every exam-board variation is covered
• The hardest A*-level questions are taught explicitly
• Links between topics are shown so students recognise patterns in real exams

This removes guesswork, overwhelm, and false confidence.

Exam board coverage.

A-Level Maths Mastery provides full exam-board coverage.

All teaching, examples, and exam practice are mapped specifically to:

• Edexcel
• International Edexcel
• AQA
• OCR
• OCR MEI
• WJEC
• Cambridge International 
• CCEA

Students are taught the full range of question styles and variations that appear across these boards, including differences in notation, wording, and exam emphasis.

Students are prepared for the exact papers they will sit, not a generic syllabus.

What Support is built in:

Support is not optional or extra. It is built into the system.

Students receive:

• Multiple live weekly lessons covering Pure, Statistics, and Mechanics
• 9 weekly drop-in 1:1 help sessions to help students with whatever they're struggling with. Students can attend as many as they wish. 
• Weekly exam-board specific homework and exam practice packs
• Premium workbooks for every topic, designed by mathematicians, active examiners, and UK-qualified teachers from Oxford, UCL, Bath, and Imperial. These take students from core ideas through to the hardest exam-level questions, well beyond textbook difficulty.
• Predicted papers and examiner-style questions
• Monthly assessments, marked by qualified examiners
• Unlimited message support outside lessons
• Strategic 1:1 calls throughout the program
• Exam-board specific question banks
• A structured study plan that removes overwhelm

All lessons are recorded and available for revision at any time.

This system replaces YouTube, generic online courses, and traditional tutoring entirely.

Sample Lessons

Families can view sample lessons to see how topics are taught in practice.

These examples show:

• How concepts are explained from first principles
• How difficulty is built progressively
• How exam-level and A*-level questions are handled

Sample lessons are available here:
https://alevelmathsmastery.com/sample

We recommend watching these and sharing them with your child so you can both be confident in the teaching style and level of depth.

Who delivers the program?

A-Level Maths Mastery is taught by a small, senior team of qualified teachers and examiners.

Students are not rotated between junior tutors.
All teaching, assessment design, and support are handled in-house.

Amrit Shinh
Founder and Lead Teacher
MSc Financial Mathematics, UCL 
MMath Mathematics University of Leicester 
UK Qualified Teacher

Robert Oakes
BA Mathematics, University of Oxford 
MSc Actuarial Science Imperial College London
Edexcel Examiner
UK Qualified Teacher

Nathan Hunter
MEng Mechanical Engineering University of Bath
UK Qualified Teacher

Students are taught by the same teachers throughout the year.

Families we work with

Families join A-Level Maths Mastery from across the UK and UAE.

Many have already tried:

• School intervention sessions
• Private tutors
• Online courses and YouTube

Often with limited results due to lack of structure, outdated materials, or inconsistent support.

The program is designed to work regardless of location, using live teaching, recordings, and structured study plans that fit around school schedules.

Time and effort required

This program only works if the student engages.

We expect students to commit around 10 hours per week in total.

The average 16–18 year old has 4–8 hours of daily screen time, so time is rarely the issue.
Structure is.

Effort is not optional.

Investment level

Many families already invest £50 to £100+ per hour in traditional tutoring. These lessons are rarely recorded, often follow outdated materials, and typically cover only a narrow range of questions. Over the course of a year, this usually adds up to £3,000 to £6,000 or more.

Compared to our system, students simply do not learn as much, nor do they receive anywhere near the same level of structure or support.

Inside A-Level Maths Mastery, students get:

• 150+ structured live lessons
• 9 weekly office hours for direct 1:1 help
• Weekly homework
• Monthly examiner-marked assessments
• Unlimited message support
• 1:1 calls when needed
• Access to recordings until the end of A-Levels
• And so much more...

Families typically invest between £2,000 and £3,000 depending on year group and support level, and we outline the exact plan in the full program walkthrough video.

What to do next

You have two options.

Option 1

Watch the full program walkthrough to understand exactly how our entire process works.

This explains:

• exactly how the program runs
• how support works week to week
• full timetable for our live lessons & 1:1 support sessions
• what is expected from students and parents
• how enrolment works

Only continue if this page aligns with what you’re looking for.

This program runs in structured cohorts.
The next cohort starts March 9th 2026.

Option 2

"This isn’t for us"

If this doesn’t feel right, no action is needed. 

Important note

We do not book calls or answer detailed questions until families have reviewed the full program walkthrough properly.

This ensures:

• clarity on both sides
• better outcomes for students
• respectful use of time

This program runs in structured cohorts.
The next cohort starts March 9th 2026.