EXPERT ONLINE MATHS LESSONS FOR 11+, GCSE and A Level
About
Mr Armitage
Damian Armitage graduated from the University of Cambridge with a Masters in Chemical Engineering. He has 10+ years of experience in classroom teaching and online education of mathematics. What sets him apart from other online educators is his clarity, precision and his experience as the Head of Mathematics in a top London Independent school, where he was in charge of all secondary Maths education and the 11+ Mathematics admissions process.
He has authored Maths textbooks, written the international ISEB 13+ examinations, mentored scores of pupils into STEM Oxbridge courses, helped place countless 11+ pupils in their top choice schools and delivered more than a thousand hours of online education.
His online courses bring together his wealth of expertise across all Key Stage levels. All courses are prepared and run by Mr Armitage and he is always at hand to answer questions from parents
11+
Applicants who are not enrolled into prep. schools find that they dont have all of the content for exams as their schools keep teaching this content until the end of year 6, but they need it for the start. The 11+ maths course takes place for 10 months from November of Year 5. It ensures that pupils have all they need to enter and do as well as those from prep. schools.
GCSE
Mathematics is arguably the most important GCSE, the result opening and closing doors to any STEM university degree and all sorts of future employment.
Mr Armitage’s online GCSE cores runs in parallel to what pupils study in school and ensures pupils are ready for achieving top grades.
A Level
The leap from GCSE to A-Level Mathematics is the most significant academic step a student will take. As the most popular A-Level, it is a fundamental requirement for top STEM degrees at competitive universities, where an A or A* grade is often the essential key to unlocking those doors.
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Armitage
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