
TMUA Summer Course
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Give your child a head start for the TMUA this summer.
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Across the course, we will work through past TMUA papers, exam-style questions, and other challenging Maths problems.
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The plan is to help students work faster, and learn how to approach difficult questions, beyond the scope of the A-Level syllabus
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Free Trial Week (5 Days total)

What to Expect:
3 Classes a week
Maths Support
Students attend three structured lessons each week, giving them regular support and enough time to practise and ask questions
Expert Tutor
Specialist Maths Teaching
Lessons are taught by an experienced Maths tutor who has around 2000 hours of Maths teaching experience, and has tutored dozens of pupils
Small Groups
Focused Support
Classes are kept small (maximum 8 pupils) so every student gets attention and can take part properly.
Weekly Homeworks
Practice That Builds Results
Students will receive weekly homework to improve exam technique, and track their progress over time.
What is the TMUA?
The TMUA stands for the Test of Mathematics for University Admission.
It is a university admissions test used by UK universities for maths-heavy degrees such as Mathematics, Computer Science, Economics, Engineering, and related courses. The test is designed to assess a student’s mathematical thinking, problem-solving ability, and logical reasoning.
For 2027 entry, the first TMUA sitting is listed as 12–16 October 2026, with a second sitting in January 2027
Notable courses where the TMUA is required or strongly relevant:
Oxford
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Maths (TMUA is replacing the old MAT exam)
Cambridge
For Cambridge, TMUA is required for:
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Computer Science
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Economics
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Others
Imperial College London
Imperial requires TMUA for undergraduate courses in:
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Computing / Computer Science
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Mathematics and Computer Science
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Other Department of Computing courses
LSE
At LSE, TMUA is mandatory for:
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BSc Economics
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BSc Econometrics and Mathematical Economics
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