Mathematics tutors in Pretoria

About Tariro

Math doesn’t have to be scary (or boring). I help students turn “I don’t get it” into “Ohhh, that makes sense.” Whether it’s homework, test prep, or rebuilding confidence, I’m here to make math click—one problem at a time.

About Nokwazi

I started tutoring mathematics to my peers when I was still in High School. After that, I assisted two students who were repeating their matric, they were able to obtain good results. After seeing this, I started tutoring kids around my area and they really enjoyed my lessons and improved in school.

About Peter

Qualified tutor with more than 5 years teaching experience in Zimbabwe, 2 years in South Africa.

About Michelle-joy

In school maths was my best subject and it led to me studying engineering at the University of Pretoria and I have been using maths as an engineer for the last 5 years.

About Windy

I love Mathematics and I managed to achieve a distinction in grade 12. I also enjoyed it a lot during varsity. I always assist my siblings and because of my contribution they now love mathematics

About Piet

Mathematics is a language on its own. Sometimes, it does not come naturally, but it is something we can all learn to master. I can help an individual who needs a little push and some practice to be the best they can be.

About Sune

I am currently a second year student at the University of Pretoria studying Education with the desire to become Maths teacher.

About Katlego

I have been tutoring Mathematics for over five years. My approach is tailored to each student, as I individualize my teaching style based on the learner's preferred method of learning and understanding the material. I provide numerous exercises to assess and track the student's progress effectively.

About Llewellyn

A very patient and knowledgeable individual. I believe the best way to tackle maths is to develope a love for it. I can help you unlock that potential within you. I'm an experienced Maths and Science tutor and a Civil Engineering student.

About Zwavhudi

The reason some learners find mathematics difficult is because they learn at a more gradual pace than others and teachers have too many responsibilities to give those learners much needed time and individual attention. This is their time to catch up with others and reach greater heights.