The program
Year 11 Mathematical Methods
A structured, live online course in Year 11 Mathematical Methods. Start early in Term 4 2026 for $299 per term or join the 2027 program.
Choose your plan
Two plans: start early or start in 2027.
Begin in Term 4 2026 with the early start or join the regular Year 11 Mathematical Methods program in 2027.
Early start
Year 11 Mathematical Methods: Early Start
Begin Year 11 Mathematical Methods in Term 4 2026, ahead of the 2027 school year. It is the same weekly live class with the same explicit teaching. This intake is open for a short time only.
- Classes start Term 4, 2026
- 10 weekly, 1-hour classes per term
- Topic tests, homework and full solutions included
Regular program
Year 11 Mathematical Methods 2027
The weekly live class for the 2027 school year. One unit of work per term, taught explicitly and aligned to the Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority (QCAA) syllabus, which counts towards the Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE) and Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR). It also follows the textbook your school already uses.
- 10 weekly, 1-hour classes per term
- One unit of work per term
- Topic tests, homework and full solutions included
Foundations crash course: coming soon. A short, intensive course for students who want to close foundational gaps (algebra, roots, fractions and integer operations) before joining a weekly class. Register your interest
How it's delivered
Modern delivery. Traditional methods.
Live face to face sessions. The teacher writes and works through examples on screen while you follow along with pen and paper, because science shows that what you write by hand is what actually stays with you.
The teacher teaches
Every lesson is led from the front. Concepts are explained, modelled and worked through on screen before you are asked to attempt anything on your own. No videos to watch alone, no app to figure out by yourself.
You write it by hand
You work along with pen and paper in every class. Handwriting mathematics is slower than typing on purpose: what you write by hand is what actually stays with you.
Practice, then correction
Textbook exercises after every topic, and unresolved questions brought back to the next lesson. Deliberate repetition is how maths gets embedded, not memorised.
Program details
Everything you need to know
Designed for consistency, clarity and genuine progress, not just attendance.
How it's delivered
Modern delivery, traditional methods. Live face to face sessions: Sabina writes and works through examples on screen while you follow along with pen and paper, exactly as you would face to face.
Structure
Quarterly delivery, with roughly one unit of work covered per term. Content is sequenced so each topic builds on the one before it.
Textbooks
You use your own school textbook. There is no extra book to buy, and the work stays aligned to the Queensland curriculum (QCAA) and what you use at school.
Homework
Textbook exercises are set after a topic has been taught. Bring anything unclear back to the next session and it gets worked through.
Assessment
Ongoing formative assessment happens during teaching, and a topic test follows each completed topic so your progress is visible and specific.
Testimonials
What parents and students say
“It has been an incredible experience to have you as a mentor for my son’s Math class. I have never encountered a facilitator who communicates so effectively and keeps parents informed at every step of the way, and your dedication has truly made a difference.”
“You are my favourite teacher I have ever had. You have made me like maths, and I hope you make your future students like math like how I do.”
“You have been there to support us for the last three years. We all, including myself, really value the effort and time you put in for us. You are an amazing teacher.”
Not sure whether you're ready to start?
The free Math Readiness Check takes about five minutes and gives you a practical tip based on your learning habits.