Get live 1-on-1 maths help from home with your own online math tutor. The tutor follows your book, your board and the chapter you are on right now, from primary maths up to FSc, O Level, A Level and SAT Math.
1 free trial class per subject, then paid classes.
Maths help that follows your own syllabus
Maths builds on itself. One missed idea in Class 7, such as negative numbers or fractions, can turn into confusion with algebra in Class 9 and with functions in FSc. A busy school class rarely has time to stop and fix that gap. A 1-on-1 online class does.
With GetTutor, a student meets one online math teacher in a live video class at a time the family chooses. There is no recorded lecture to sit through and no group batch to keep up with. The tutor watches how the student works a question, finds the exact step where it goes wrong, and explains that step again in a different way until it makes sense.
Our online tutors teach the Pakistani boards and the Cambridge syllabus, so the class matches the textbook and the exam the student will actually sit. You see how the tutor teaches in a free trial class before you decide anything.
Math levels we teach online
Choose the level that fits. If your class or exam is not here, send us a message and ask.
Primary and middle school maths (Class 1 to 8)
Counting, tables, fractions, decimals, percentages, basic geometry and early algebra, taught in short, clear steps.
Matric maths (Class 9 and 10)
Science-group Mathematics and General Mathematics. Tell us your board when you ask. Chapter by chapter teaching, exercise questions, theorems and board-style past papers. Federal Board students abroad can also read our FBISE online tuition page.
FSc and ICS maths (Class 11 and 12)
Part 1 and Part 2 mathematics for Pre-Engineering and ICS students: functions, limits, differentiation, integration, vectors, matrices and analytic geometry.
O Level Maths and Additional Maths
Cambridge O Level Mathematics. Ask us about Additional Mathematics. Topic-by-topic teaching, past papers and mark schemes. This is the online maths tutor for O Levels many families search for. See also our O Level tutor page.
A Level Maths
Tell us the paper and exam board, and we will look for a suitable tutor.
SAT Math
Algebra, problem solving, data analysis and advanced maths questions for students applying abroad. Our SAT tutor page has the full picture.
How an online math class runs
Maths is about working, not just watching. This is what a normal class looks like.
Working through problems together
The tutor explains a method, then the student tries a similar question while the tutor watches and guides. Students can hold their notebook up to the camera so the tutor can check their working line by line.
Homework and school work
Stuck on a sum from school? Send a photo of the homework question before class, and the tutor can start right there. This keeps tuition and schoolwork pointing in the same direction.
Practice sets and past papers
Between classes, the tutor can give a short set of practice questions on the topic just covered. Closer to exams, classes move to board past papers or Cambridge past papers with mark schemes, so the student learns how marks are given and how to set out answers.
What you need
A laptop, computer or tablet works well for maths, because diagrams and long working are easier to see on a bigger screen. You also need a stable internet connection, a notebook, a pencil and a calculator for the levels that allow one.
Keeping parents informed
Parents can ask the tutor about progress and weak topics at any time.
Common maths problem areas we help with
Most students are not weak at “all of maths”. They are stuck on a few topics. An online math tutor can spend the whole class on exactly those.
- Algebra: expanding brackets, factorising, solving equations and inequalities, simultaneous equations and working with formulas.
- Geometry: angles, triangles, circles, constructions and theorems, and how to write a proof the way the examiner expects.
- Trigonometry: ratios, identities, graphs and solving triangles, from Class 9 to FSc and O Level.
- Calculus: limits, differentiation and integration for FSc, A Level and Additional Maths, with plenty of worked examples.
- Word problems: turning a paragraph of English into an equation, a common sticking point for students of every age.
The tutor also helps with exam habits: showing working clearly, checking answers, managing time in a paper and not losing easy marks to small slips.
Start with a free trial math class
Step 1 – Tell us what you need
Send a WhatsApp message or fill the form. Tell us the class or exam, the board or school system, the topics that feel hardest and the days and times that suit you.
Step 2 – Get matched with an online math tutor
Our team suggests an online tutor who teaches maths at that level and is free at your times.
Step 3 – Take the trial class
The student meets the tutor in a live class and works through real questions. If the fit is right, regular classes begin. If not, tell us and we can switch tutors.
1 free trial class per subject, then paid classes
Want the full process? Read how GetTutor works. Looking for other subjects too? See all our online tuition with Pakistani tutors.
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Online maths for students in Dubai and the Gulf
Pakistani families in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and other Gulf countries often want a maths tutor who knows the Pakistani syllabus or the Cambridge papers their child is sitting. Pakistan is only 1 to 2 hours ahead of most Gulf countries, so an after-school class in Dubai, Riyadh or Doha is also a normal evening class in Pakistan. Tell us your country, school system and preferred times when you ask.
Prefer a math tutor at home?
Some students, especially younger ones, like having the tutor at the table. If that suits you better, see our math home tutor in Pakistan page, or the city pages for a math home tutor in Lahore and a math home tutor in Karachi. You can also begin online and change later.
Frequently asked questions about online math tuition
1. Which boards and syllabi do you teach? Our online tutors teach maths for the Pakistani boards and for Cambridge O Level and A Level. Tell us your board and textbook when you send your request, and we will match you with a tutor who teaches it.
2. Can you help with exam preparation only? Yes. Some students join only for the weeks before board exams or a Cambridge session. The tutor can focus on revision, past papers and the topics that need the most work.
3. Do you teach SAT Math? We teach SAT Math online; our SAT tutor page has more detail. For A Level Maths, tell us the paper and exam board when you ask.
4. What timings are available? You tell us the days and times that suit you, and we match you with an online tutor who is free then. Classes can be set around school and academy hours.
5. Can my child get help with one topic only? Yes. If the student is stuck on one chapter, such as trigonometry or quadratic equations, the classes can focus on that until it is clear.
6. Is a phone enough for an online math class? A phone can work, but a laptop, computer or tablet is easier for maths because the student can see full working and diagrams clearly. Keep a notebook and pencil ready.
7. How does the free trial class work? After we match you with an online math tutor, you take one free class. It shows how the tutor explains and whether the timing works for your family. Our offer is 1 free trial class per subject, then paid classes.
8. Can I change my tutor? Yes. If the tutor is not the right fit, tell us and we can switch tutors.
Book your free trial math class
Tell us the class, board or exam and the topics you want help with. Our team will get back to you and match you with an online math tutor.
1 free trial class per subject, then paid classes.
Message us on WhatsApp or use our contact page.