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Struggling with mathematics usually comes down to a few topics that were never fully understood. A patient tutor finds those gaps, explains them in a different way and gives you practice until it clicks.
Ensena has Mathematics tutors for every level, from early numeracy and primary maths to secondary school, exams and university courses. Compare them and book live online lessons.
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View ProfileHow to understand mathematics better
Mathematics builds on itself: once the gaps are filled, new topics become much easier.
- 1Find the gapsGo back to the topic you last found easy and work forward. The problem is often a skill from an earlier class, like fractions or algebra.
- 2Understand before memorisingAsk why each step works. Formulas you understand are easier to remember and to use in new questions.
- 3Practise a little every dayTwenty minutes of daily practice does more than three hours once a week.
- 4Write out every stepWriting your working helps you spot mistakes and earns method marks in exams.
- 5Learn from mistakesWhen you get something wrong, redo it without looking at the answer. That's where most learning happens.
- 6Get a tutor's help when stuckA tutor can explain a topic in a different way and give you practice at the right level.
Read more: My child is struggling with mathematics: what parents can do
See all Mathematics tutorsWhat you can get help with
- Primary maths and quantitative reasoning
- JSS and SS Mathematics and Further Mathematics
- WAEC, NECO and JAMB Mathematics
- University maths and statistics courses
- Homework help and exam revision
How it works
- 1. Choose a tutor. Compare subjects, experience, reviews and prices.
- 2. Book and pay. Pick times that suit you and pay securely online.
- 3. Learn live online. Join the lesson on your phone or laptop: video, chat and a shared whiteboard.
Questions people ask
My child is struggling with mathematics. What should we do?
Start with a tutor who teaches your child's level. In the first lessons they'll find which topics are causing trouble, then work through them step by step with regular practice.
How do online lessons on Ensena work?
You pick a tutor, choose a time that suits you and pay securely online. The lesson happens in Ensena's live classroom, on a phone or a laptop, with video, voice, chat and a shared whiteboard. Nothing to download.
How much does a tutor cost?
Each tutor sets their own price per hour, shown on their profile before you book, and you can filter by budget. Group classes are paid monthly, from ₦3,000 a month per student.
Will online lessons use a lot of data?
Ensena's classroom has a data saver that is on by default, and a Voice only option for when data is very low. An hour of a one-on-one lesson uses roughly 180 MB with video, or about 40 MB with Voice only. Group classes use less.