My name is Haris. I will be teaching the TMUA classes I got an A* in both A-Level Maths and Further Maths I have completed a Bachelors Degree in Mathematics at the University of Warwick, the 5th best UK university for the subject. I have tutored Maths (GCSE, A-Level, Further Maths and TMUA).

TMUA is an assessment taken in Year 13 for people applying to Maths, Economics and Computer Science Degrees. Needed for certain courses at Oxford, Cambridge, Warwick, LSE, UCL, Durham and Imperial. TMUA is a Maths test made up of A-Level Maths topics as well as some logic

Where are the classes held?

All classes are online via ZOOM. A link will be emailed after booking

Are lessons recorded?

We do not record any lessons due to privacy of the pupils. If you would like the lesson notes / whiteboard afterwards, you can request this

Do I need to be taking Further Maths to attend?

TMUA mainly requires A-Level Maths knowledge. Further Maths may help, but is not necessary.

Do you do classes for A-Level Maths?

Yes. You can sign up for a trial week here

TMUA Summer Course

Give your child a serious head start for the TMUA this summer.
This course is designed for students who want to build confidence with the challenging problem-solving style of the TMUA.
Across the course, we will work through past TMUA papers, exam-style questions, and other Maths problems.
The plan is to help students work faster, and learn how to approach difficult questions.

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, ask questions, and build confidence.

Expert Tutor

Specialist Maths Teaching

Lessons are taught by an experienced Maths tutor who understands the demands of TMUA and explains difficult topics clearly.

Small Groups

Focused Support

Classes are kept small (maximum 8 pupils) so every student gets attention, can take part properly, and has the chance to ask questions without feeling left behind.

Weekly Homeworks

Practice That Builds Results

Students receive weekly homework to reinforce what they have learned in class, improve exam technique, and track their progress over time.

Course Timeline

6th to 10th July

Free Trial week. 5 sessions, Monday to Friday at 6pm. If interested, then can sign up to the regular classes afterwards.

13th July to 24th July

There will be two options for classes.

Class A Monday Wednesdays and Fridays 6pm

Class B Tuesday Thursday and Saturdays 6pm

(There is no difference in the classes except timing)

27th July to 29th August

There will be two options for classes.

Class A Monday Wednesdays and Fridays 3-4pm

Class B Tuesday Thursday and Saturdays 12-1pm

September Onwards

12th-16th October

If there is enough interest, there will be more classes during the Autumn term of 2026

First exam sitting. Must sign up before 28th September

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:

Cambridge
For Cambridge, TMUA is required for:

Computer Science
Economics
Others

Imperial College London
Imperial requires TMUA for undergraduate courses in:

Computing / Computer Science
Mathematics and Computer Science
Other Department of Computing courses

LSE
At LSE, TMUA is mandatory for:

BSc Economics
BSc Econometrics and Mathematical Economics

Other universities that require TMUA are Warwick, Durham UCL and more

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