Leaving Cert Maths, taught properly.
Live classes, every topic recorded, and tutors you can message any day. For 5th Year, 6th Year and repeats.
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Live classes, every topic recorded, and tutors you can message any day. For 5th Year, 6th Year and repeats.
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Two live classes every week, every topic recorded, and a tutor you can message any day. Enrolling now for the year ahead.
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That is every class, every recording, every assessment, all in. Or pay for the year and save nearly €300.
See both plansSame programme whichever you pick. Pay for the year and you keep more of your money.
The same programme, paid once. Most families take this one because it works out cheaper.
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Leaving Cert Higher Level, in a real room in University College Cork, every Saturday from 11am to 1pm. The first one is free.
Two hours of Higher Level maths, taught the way it runs every week. No card, no sign up fee, and nothing owed if you sit through it and decide it is not for you.
After the free class it runs weekly for the rest of the year. That is paid for the year, up front or split into instalments, and it works out at around €30 a class.
Room BHSC G.04, Brookfield Health Sciences Complex, UCC. We will email you the details and a reminder before the day.
Plenty of students work hard at maths and still get a grade that does not reflect it. Here is why.
You cannot learn a pattern off any more. Questions get asked in ways nobody saw coming, and a student who only knows one route through a topic gets stuck.
The long questions carry the marks and they mix topics together. That is where the H1s and H2s are won, and where most students quietly lose ground.
Working through examples on your own builds familiarity, not exam thinking. When the question looks unfamiliar in June, familiarity does not help.
The exam now rewards students who can take a question they have never seen, work out what it is actually asking, and build an answer under time pressure. That is a skill. It gets taught, or it does not.
You cannot get that from a textbook. You get it from being shown how the paper is built, drilled on it every week, and corrected when you go wrong. That is what we do.
Four things, in order, every year. Nothing skipped.
Every topic from first principles. If the base is shaky, nothing built on top of it holds up in June.
Speed and accuracy under time. Weekly homework and monthly assessments until the paper feels routine.
How to read a paper, pick your questions, and squeeze every mark out of the marking scheme.
Monthly sessions with a neuroscientist on focus, memory and nerves. Knowing it is half the job.
H3 to a H1. Now studying Pharmacy at RCSI.
Near failing to a H3. Now studying Engineering at UL.
Classes are set up before term begins so teaching can start properly on day one rather than settling people in for a month.
If your child is sitting the Leaving Cert this year, the sooner they start the more of the course we get to cover properly.
Join Exceed MathsTwo live classes a week, the full pre-recorded library covering every topic, weekly homework with videoed solutions, monthly assessments, monthly sessions with a neuroscientist, and support in the community. That is the whole thing. There is nothing else to buy.
Yes, in Cork. Cheze teaches a Leaving Cert Higher Level class in University College Cork every Saturday from 11am to 1pm, starting Saturday 5 September. The first class is free and you can book a seat in the Cork section above. After that it is paid for the year, up front or in instalments, which works out at around €30 a class. It is a separate class to the online programme, so you pick one or the other rather than paying for both.
Repeat students are welcome and it is one of the options when you join. A lot of repeats come in knowing exactly which topics let them down, which makes the year very focused.
Classes are recorded and go up afterwards, so nothing is lost. The concept library is there any time as well.
On the monthly plan there are nine payments in total, September through to May. The first is taken when you join, and after that they come out on the 1st of each month, so the second one is not until 1 October. That covers the full run up to the Leaving Cert exam. On the yearly plan there is one payment and nothing after it.
The monthly plan can be cancelled any time. If you pay for the year and change your mind, get in touch and we will sort it out. You also have your statutory rights as a consumer, which are set out in our terms.
No. We take students across the range. What matters more is that they turn up and do the work between classes.
As much as you want to be. Honestly, the students who do best usually have a parent keeping an eye on things. You do not need any maths yourself.
You get an email with your login and everything you need before the first class. No call to book, no waiting to hear back.
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