Mathematics tutors in South Africa

About Ewan

I loved doing Maths and solving problems. I also helped all my hostel mates during my time at school. I have also just passed Engineering Maths and applied Maths.

About Janet

I have 3 years experience in teaching Mathematics from grades 8 to 12 and most of my students performed exceptionally well in their final examinations.

About Matshwene

I have an understanding of mathematical applications in real world and have obtained a distinction in Pure Maths in Grade 12

About Derrick

I thoroughly enjoyed Maths at school, I tutored Grade 9s for a term who wanted to better themselves in the subject. I am comfortable to teach up to Matric level, however I feel I have mastered the techniques needed for younger grades.

About Njabulo

I enjoyed tutoring Mathematics at school even during my grade 12 even though I did not pass my final the way I wanted to but that did not become a barrier from me teaching high school learners and in this period, I gained skills of which I used to tutor Computer Science at university.

About Joshua

With over 5 years’ Maths tutoring experience and a BSc in Chemical Engineering, I turn Maths challenges into achievements. Having earned a Matric distinction, I make complex concepts simple and build lasting confidence in every learner.

About Volante

I can help you solve mathematical problems, clarify concepts, and provide examples across various subjects including Algebra, Calculus, Geometry, Statistics, and Linear Algebra.

About Gordon

As an Engineer I am passionate about making Maths enjoyable for learners, making difficult challenges easy and to achieve excellence in the subject with a view to inspiring future careers.

About Julia

I am experienced, creative and dedicated to improving my student’s mathematical skills using traditional and modern approaches. I am enthusiastic and committed to assisting students in reaching their academic goals.

About Lebogang

I achieved distinctions in all my subjects in Grade 12, obtaining 89% for Maths. In my experience of tutoring, I’ve learned that encouraging learners to believe in themselves, is the first and most important step. The second step is to practice. Motivation is followed by practicing Maths frequently.