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Fractions, percentages, ratio, accuracy and standard form; Higher adds surds and deeper index work.
Build confidence in Maths A with lessons matched to your Foundation or Higher entry, school textbook and exam goals.
Match the qualification code and stage to your school entry before selecting a course.
Start with the qualification on your school timetable. I match the lessons to your current chapter, recent assessments and examination entry.
Students entered for 4MA1 who want support at their schoolβs selected tier.
Students who need clear explanations, guided examples and regular independent practice.
Families looking for a plan based on a recent marked test and the schoolβs topic sequence.
A teaching overview of the selected specification. The official Pearson specification linked below defines the examination requirements; your school confirms entries and options.
Official Pearson specification and course materials β
Fractions, percentages, ratio, accuracy and standard form; Higher adds surds and deeper index work.
Expressions, equations, formulae and inequalities; Higher develops quadratic and simultaneous methods.
Patterns and graphs; Higher extends functions and introduces differentiation.
Angles, measurement, similarity and triangle calculations, with greater depth at Higher.
Transformations and vector methods, including Higher geometric reasoning.
Data displays, averages, spread and probability, progressing to more demanding interpretation.
Foundation: papers 1F and 2F, targeting grades 1β5. Higher: 1H and 2H, targeting grades 4β9, with grade 3 available.
Each paper lasts 2 hours, carries 100 marks and contributes 50%. Calculators are permitted on both papers.
Both papers can assess the syllabus for the selected tier. Higher includes Foundation knowledge.
Course selection, lesson planning and examination preparation.
The Collins book labelled Specification A (9β1), 4MA1, for examination from 2018 matches this route and covers both tiers. Share your edition and chapter so I can align lessons with your copy.
No. The A identifies Specification A within International GCSE. The book belongs under Pearson Edexcel β International GCSE β Mathematics A (4MA1). International AS and A Level are separate qualifications.
This page covers linear 4MA1. Pearson also offers a separate modular route. Check the code on your schoolβs exam entry before selecting resources.
Bring your specification code, school topic list, a recent marked test and your next assessment date. I use these to choose a practical starting point.
Yes. Share the title, edition and current chapter. I can align practice with your school sequence while checking coverage against the qualification specification.
We begin with the methods behind lost marks, then move to mixed and timed practice. You learn to explain steps, check answers and correct recurring mistakes.
Bring the student's current syllabus, recent test, or university target. The introductory session can confirm whether 4MA1 is the right path and where to begin.