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The average rate of maths lessons per hour in Coventry is £15.
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97% of our instructors give the first hour of maths classes for free. Check out the prices of our maths private tutors in your city.
In Coventry and the suburban areas, 585 private maths teachers are available to teach courses
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Choose your maths course in Coventry from our range of more than 585 maths teachers available.
On Superprof, you can learn maths online with a private tutor. Whether you need help revising for your GCSEs, are struggling with maths concepts, or would just like to improve your maths skills, our tutors can help you.
Many of our maths teachers also offer private online tuition. Around 80% of the private tutors on Superprof offer maths classes via webcam and most of them give their first lessons free!
To find the available online tutors, just enter your subject criteria into the search engine and select the webcam filter to see the available teachers who are currently offering online courses in your desired subject.
Online courses via webcam offer you more benefits. You can plan your classes to fit around your schedule and online lessons are often less expensive as the tutor does not need to travel.
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Mathematics is one of the hardest subjects in secondary school. Many children struggle with maths throughout the school year, whether at primary level, secondary or higher. This is why maths tuition is so highly sought after.
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All maths lessons with a competent private teacher offer you the chance to learn the different mathematical concepts more quickly.
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With maths, there’s a lot you can do, but more importantly, a lot you can understand about the world around you.
While it’s often given a bad name due to the endless number of sums and formulas you’re required to work through at school, it can be an immensely rewarding subject.
Those who think it doesn’t have any real-world application and is just a pointless endeavour, haven’t spent enough time focussing on what maths has given us as a civilization. Without maths, we would be lost without time, without buildings, and without currency. In short, we would cease to be what we are today.
Maths works invisibly all around us, telling us the answers to some of the toughest logic-based problems if we’re willing to listen. It is comparable to a language, in that it gives you rules and knowledge you can use to understand, much like the grammar and vocabulary of English.
Another great thing about the numbers-based subject is that it can both help us understand the past and the future.
It’s what allows us to do calculations on how the ancient Egyptian pyramids were built, but also provides us with the tools we would need to work out the velocity of an alien spacecraft in space.
What’s more, the field is constantly growing, meaning that there are always new developments and theories to explore.
Hands-down the biggest obstacle, most people face with maths is how dry the subject can be, and how repetitive it can seem.
At times it seems impossible that anyone could derive true enjoyment from breaking down complex formulas and doing advanced algebra.
As a result, it’s common to feel disheartened when studying maths and to feel like there’s no point in carrying on.
This narrative is fueled by the accusations that maths isn’t useful in later life, but the reality is, both of these notions can be turned on their head.
As for the dull nature of the endless amount of sums, a connection to the real-world application of maths is one way to motivate yourself to stick with it.
If you put the sums you are doing in a real-world context like making the calculations to have a swimming pool fitted, or constructing a bridge, then that can make the process more rewarding.
Alternatively, by working with a tutor you can work come to see what it is that they enjoy so much about the subject.
Their passion for maths should in some small part rub off on you, which could be just what you need to continue even when things get challenging.
By cultivating an internal motivator, such as an enjoyment of the process, you can focus on one sum at a time and how to overcome it.
This is a great way to stay grounded, and not let your mind wander and worry about how many more calculations you’ll have to do after the one in front of you.
If you focus on doing the task at hand, you can reframe it as an obstacle in your path that you have to find a way around, which can be a rewarding mindset to have.
As for those who say maths won’t serve you in a future career, they are wrong.
Maths is a subject that can open many doors, and lead to more than just a job as a maths tutor or mathematician locked away in a basement drudging through the most difficult calculations.
Maths is a gateway to a number of different fields, including but not limited to, economics, accounting, and even astronomy.
Maths as a subject is a great brain-booster.
It can equip you with very useful logic-based skills that can serve to enhance your cognitive function, and develop your ability to solve real-world problems you come across.
Since it requires both concrete and abstract thinking, maths challenges the brain in a way that other subjects don’t, which is crucial for your intellectual development.
It also makes you more employable, regardless of what career path you end up taking.
As we’ve already mentioned, there are a variety of disciplines and fields that maths can lead to, but even beyond those, it can be a valuable subject to know.
When you work alongside a private tutor, you’ll likely find that their breadth of knowledge allows you to not only get a keen grasp of the fundamentals but also to specialise in a certain area.
If you work on your own, a certain topic within maths might pique your curiosity, but you might not listen to it because you have to stay on track with your studies and syllabus.
However, one of the great benefits of working with a tutor is that they should foster your curiosity, and encourage it.
Their job is of course to teach you the material you need to know to pass exams, but also to make you excited about the subject to some extent.
As a result, they can notice the topics that most interest you and at the very least explain to you more about them and what careers they could potentially lead to.
This exploration is exactly what you should aim to do with any subject since learning should be a fun and rewarding process that sparks your curiosity.
If you’re based in Coventry or the surrounding areas, then you could find a tutor local to you through the Superprof website.
With the search function on the website, you can look for the right maths tutor for your study needs based on everything from their level of teaching experience, to their hourly rate, and what previous students have said about their teaching.
You also have the flexibility to take classes in-person or online via webcam, in the case that you would prefer to work from the convenience of your own home.
You can even give it a go before you spend a penny since a lot of the tutors offer free sample classes to first-time students.
Amélie
Maths tutor
She’s very helpful and patient and helps me learn and understand really quickly and easily and gives me really good advice
Shara, 3 months ago
Musleha
Maths tutor
Had my first trial lesson with her today and within the space of 45 minutes. She has already taught me a whole topic, which I struggled with before. 100% recommend!!!
Simran, 7 months ago
Imani
Maths tutor
Imani is an excellent tutor with a genuine willingness to teach and support her students to excel. My son always looks forward to his lessons with her. His confidence has also improved since he began lessons with Imani. I highly recommend!!!
Tai, 9 months ago
Sonu
Maths tutor
Sonu is a really good tutor with the right approach to teaching Mathematics. He has the willingness to help and to make sure his students have the right support they need to excel. I highly recommend his service!!!
Tai, 9 months ago
Amélie
Maths tutor
She helped my sister a lot with maths, a wonderful, nice and passionate teacher!
Savita, 1 year ago
Henri
Maths tutor
Very encouraging approach, I felt very comfortable. Henri has a really easy way of breaking down content I struggle with.
Sarah, 2 years ago