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HSC Mathematics Advanced · Epping
HSC Maths Advanced tutoring in Epping
Structured Mathematics Advanced lessons in groups capped at six, with worked examples, deliberate problem practice, weekly quizzes and individual feedback on the methods costing students marks.
A focused class
Who this course is for
This course is for Year 11 and Year 12 Mathematics Advanced students who understand parts of the syllabus but need a more reliable way to connect concepts, select methods and finish questions accurately. It also supports confident students who want harder variations and sharper exam technique.
Small classes let the tutor see each student’s working, not only the final answer. That matters in Mathematics Advanced: an incorrect result may come from algebra, interpretation, notation, calculator use or time allocation, and each cause needs a different correction.
Subject priorities
Build methods that hold up under exam pressure
Lessons move from concept to worked model, guided attempt and independent problem solving. The aim is not to memorise one solution, but to recognise when and why a method applies.
Statistical analysis
Interpret probability and data questions carefully, choose an appropriate model and communicate conclusions in the language the problem requires.
Accuracy and exam control
Audit working for avoidable losses, practise mixed questions and develop a checking routine that fits within realistic HSC timing.
Course structure
How the weekly program works
Each week combines explicit teaching, worked examples and problem sets selected to expose common misconceptions. Quizzes and term exams show whether methods can be recalled and adapted without prompts, while feedback identifies the next skill to consolidate.
Year 11
$700 per 10-week term
- Weekly group lessons: Weekly 2-hour, in-person, and small group classes. Includes all lesson recordings.
- Weekly timed quizzes: 15 minutes at the start of every lesson (quizzes explained and marked every week).
- Marking and feedback: Personalised feedback on quizzes, homework and problem sets, marked by your own class tutor.
- Out-of-class support: Unlimited and accessible year-round, by phone, email and Discord.
- Course material: Included, designed and constantly updated in-house by our academic staff. Includes an invigilated final exam each term.
Year 12
$900 per 10-week term
- Weekly group lessons: Weekly 2.5-hour, in-person, and small group classes. Includes all lesson recordings.
- Weekly timed quizzes: 15 minutes at the start of every lesson (quizzes explained and marked every week).
- Marking and feedback: Personalised feedback on quizzes, homework and problem sets, marked by your own class tutor.
- Out-of-class support: Unlimited and accessible year-round, by phone, email and Discord.
- Course material: Included, designed and constantly updated in-house by our academic staff. Includes an invigilated final exam each term.
Maths Advanced tutors
Strong mathematicians who explain their reasoning
The listed Mathematics Advanced tutors combine high academic results with the ability to unpack a method step by step, inspect working and explain why an approach succeeds or fails.
Alric Qin
99.95 ATAR · USYD Science / Doctor of Medicine
- Dux of James Ruse (99.95 ATAR)
- 3400 UCAT
- 98 Maths Ext 1
Howe Yeo
99.95 ATAR · UNSW Maths / Computer Science
- Dux of James Ruse (99.95 ATAR)
- 99 Maths Ext 1
- 96 Maths Ext 2
Gavin Min
State Rank #20 · UNSW Mathematics (Hons)
- 100 Maths Adv (State Rank #20)
- 99 Maths Ext 1 (Dux)
- 97 Maths Ext 2 (Dux)
Course materials
Mathematics Advanced practice
Explore original worked examples and a method for reviewing past-paper mistakes. Current students also receive course materials, quizzes, marked problem sets and term exams.
From our original practice guides
A term or a sum?
A geometric sequence has first term 12 and common ratio 1.5. Find its fourth term and the sum of its first four terms.
The first four terms are 12, 18, 27 and 40.5. The fourth term is 40.5; their sum is 12 + 18 + 27 + 40.5 = 97.5.
If you obtained 60.75 for the fourth term, you multiplied by the ratio four times and reached the fifth term. Our full guide shows the formulas and a second worked example on stationary points.
Read the full worked examplePricing
Mathematics Advanced starts at $700 for a Year 11 10-week term. The pricing sheet lists the full class, marking, support and discount details.
View the pricing sheetLocation
Lessons are held in person at 30/41 Rawson Street, Epping NSW 2121, a few minutes’ walk from Epping Station. Our permanent Chatswood centre opens in Term 1, 2027.
Questions
A free first week is the simplest way to check the pace and teaching fit. Share the student’s year and current priorities when booking so Plume can recommend the suitable Mathematics Advanced class.
Book a free Maths Advanced trial
Bring a current topic or problem area, meet the tutor and see how the small-group method turns working into a clear improvement plan.
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