10-day AI & Mathematics Masterclass

Applying to the Mathematics program at the University of Oxford involves several key steps. Students first decide whether to apply to a specific college or submit an open application. They must register for and sit the Mathematics Admissions Test (MAT) and submit their UCAS application, including a personal statement and reference, by 15 October. If shortlisted, students are invited to an interview in December to discuss mathematical problems with tutors.

Our Course ensures you are best prepared for the admissions process. Whether it is identifying the applicants weaknesses through 1-1 mock interviews, or understanding techniques to ace the MAT, our course covers the tried and tested preparation you need to convert your chances of success.

The MAT paper represents a significant step up from the A-Level Mathematics curriculum. It tests not only a student's mathematical knowledge but also their ability to apply concepts creatively under time pressure. However, we firmly believe that, with a structured learning approach, a solid grasp of the tricks and techniques required, and, most importantly, a strong commitment from the student, mastering this challenging exam is entirely achievable.

Our courses are designed with depth and focus. We know the MAT inside out, from its structure to exam techniques, to the nuances of approaching multiple-choice versus fully written questions. Some of our tutors are former MAT examiners, bringing invaluable insight into what the examiners look for and how students can tailor their approach to maximise marks.

Small Class Sizes

Our group classes are intentionally kept small, with no more than five students per session. This ensures an interactive learning environment where each student receives personalised attention. The small group dynamic fosters engagement, allowing students to ask questions freely and gain deeper insights into challenging topics. From our experience, students remain in contact after the course has ended, this provides a support network ahead of the paper.

Coverage of Guaranteed Syllabus

We ensure every topic in the syllabus is covered comprehensively, including:

Focus on Exam Technique and Common Pitfalls

Our extensive experience means we understand the types of questions that students often struggle with. We are also familiar with the mathematical skills that each question is designed to test. This allows us to direct our teaching towards highlighting techniques and strategies to help students approach questions confidently. By relating new questions to similar problems covered during the course, we ensure that students develop a clear and methodical approach to tackling unfamiliar scenarios.

We dedicate time to explaining the key differences between the multiple-choice and fully written sections, showing students how to optimise their time and present clear, logical solutions to earn maximum marks. Additionally, our tutors provide tips on recognising the "tricks" built into the questions and how to avoid common traps.

What Makes us Different

Some of our tutors have experience as former MAT examiners. Their insider knowledge helps students understand how the exam is marked, the level of rigour expected in their answers, and the subtle cues that can distinguish an average response from an excellent one. This expertise allows us to train students to meet, and exceed, the standards of the MAT.

Our course doesn’t just teach students the syllabus, it equips them with the mindset and confidence to approach the exam like a seasoned mathematician. From mastering foundational topics to fine-tuning their ability to solve complex, non-routine problems, students leave the course prepared to excel.