Weekend Math makes sense when someone shows you the steps.
Taught every week by Mr Eugene
Small-group weekend lessons for Primary 5/6 and Secondary Mathematics, run from home so every session stays personal.
Subjects and levels
Primary
- P5 and P6 Mathematics, built around the problem types that show up on the PSLE.
- Fractions, ratio, percentage and rate, taught from first principles rather than memorised steps.
Secondary
- S1 and S2 Mathematics, the general syllabus, before it splits.
- S3 and S4 A-Math and E-Math, taught separately and matched to each student's combination.
Meet your tutor
Mr Eugene
Mr Eugene teaches every lesson, so the tutor you meet at the trial is the tutor your child learns with each week.
- 3 years of teaching experience
- NUS graduate
- Former taekwondo coach
Recent results
- Most recently, a P6 student's Math and English improved by 2 AL bands.
- 3 P5 students saw improvements of 2 AL bands.
Results vary by student.
What parents say
"He used to guess at word problems. Now he writes out the model first, every time, even when I don't ask."
★★★★★"Finally a tutor with standard! My child went from E8 to B3 for Math!"
★★★★★"My child got from D to A within 2 months of tuition. Excellent and fast results, very happy and definitely recommend."
★★★★★"Mr Eugene was very attentive to my son and helped him achieve AL2 for PSLE Math and English. Highly recommended!"
★★★★★"My child enjoys going to classes here, the teacher is patient and understanding."
★★★★★"Mr Eugene was really patient and guided my child Sarah to achieve her goals."
Why the working matters as much as the answer
Small enough to catch a mistake early
Small-group sessions mean a shaky method gets corrected the week it appears, not the week before the exam.
The same tutor, every week
One tutor, Mr Eugene, follows how a student actually works through a problem, from one Saturday to the next.
Online or in person
Join from home over video, or come in for a lesson in person, whichever suits that particular week.
How a Saturday goes
Book a trial lesson
Tell us the student's level and what's been hardest lately. We'll suggest a time within the hours above.
Meet your tutor
The trial is a real lesson, not a sales call, so you can see how Mr Eugene actually explains a topic. It includes a short diagnostic, a check of where your child is strong and where they need help, and you get a plain-language summary afterwards.
Keep the same slot each week
If it's a good fit, that time and tutor become the standing weekly session.
Weekend slots are limited to keep groups small.
Book a trial lesson to find a regular Friday, Saturday or Sunday time before the term fills up.