Mathema Online Math School

Individual mathematics lessons

Mathema offers one-to-one online mathematics tutoring for pupils from school year 1 through year 13. Its approach is based on live dialogue: tutors explain topics with examples, questions and diagrams, then adjust the pace to the student. The school presents the format as interactive and supportive, aiming to help learners work through gaps in understanding without pressure.

Matching and introductory lesson

The website lets parents describe what a learner needs, such as exam preparation, revision, or support with a difficult topic. A matching flow asks follow-up questions and suggests a suitable tutor; visitors can also choose a tutor directly. Mathema offers an introductory lesson intended to identify the student’s strengths, challenges and learning preferences before planning ongoing sessions.

Personal learning plan and between-lesson support

After the introductory session, Mathema says it creates an individual action plan that sets out what to study and in what order. Regular lessons are supplemented by short quizzes, micro-tasks and an AI assistant that explains problems step by step. The site says a student can photograph a problem to request an explanation, and that short quizzes can take about three to five minutes, with an explanation after a wrong answer. The tutor remains part of the process, guiding the student when the assistant or practice activities are not enough.

Progress information and contact

The school says parents receive short progress reports with topics covered, achievements and recommendations. The site includes pricing, tutor information, reviews, sign-in and a contact option. Enquiries can be sent to help@mathema.me; the website also lists +38 073 445 90 25 and a UK contact number, +44 7521 647 522. Lesson availability, tutor matching and pricing should be confirmed directly with the school.