Need a revision plan for maths?
Follow our exam countdown plans (one for each exam level!), which run from now until the exams in June!
These structured plans are based on our famous video lessons, using carefully selected examples from past LC and JC exam papers.
This will help you to to cover the course efficiently, in bite-sized chunks, and be confident going into your exams in June!
Need a revision plan for maths?
Follow our exam countdown plans (one for each exam level!), which run from now until 5th June 2020.*
These structured plans are based on our famous video lessons, using carefully selected examples from past LC and JC exam papers.
This will help you to to cover the course efficiently, in bite-sized chunks, and be confident going into your exams!
*No-one can say for sure that the exams will go ahead in June. But we believe the best strategy for you is to assume that they will, unless and until we are told otherwise.
This will give you the best chance of being prepared if they do go ahead on schedule.
And if the exams get postponed, you will have lots of revision already done, and be in a strong position compared to other students who don’t follow a structured plan.
If you’re already a Full Member, you can log on to the system to access the revision plans for your exam level.
As one of our Full Members you have full access to the full plans at all times, and all resources and support on our system.
We’ve got you covered!
Due to the COVID-19 situation, we have decided to open up a large amount of free material for students on our Free Trial.
Each Monday from now until the exams, we will release a new instalment of our 10 Week Revision plan, with all relevant video lessons accessible free of charge. You will then have a week to cover the material, before we swap in another instalment the following Monday.
To access the free resources for your exam level, sign up for a Free Trial at our homepage.
With best wishes to you and yours, from TheMathsTutor.ie team.
NOTE: we plan to continue to provide access to this for non full members, right up to the exams, as long as it does not impact on our full members in any way.
We reserve the right to cut back or suspend this free access, but we will do our best to keep it going. Thank you.
We’re giving you a free taster lesson every week from now until the exams! These are examples of the full suite of resources that are available to our Full Members.
We’ll add a new lesson for every level, every week, so feel free to bookmark this page!
Leaving Cert (Higher)
LCH 2018 – Paper 1 – Question 1
Simultaneous equations in 3 variables. Solving an inequality in fractional form
Leaving Cert (Ordinary)
LCO 2016 – Paper 1 – Question 3
Solving linear equations, simultaneous equations, inequalities
Junior Cert (Higher)
2019 – Paper 1 – Question 1
Fractions, percentages, ratios
Junior Cert (Ordinary)
2014 – Paper 1 – Question 3
Fractions and ratios
Check back next week for your next taster lesson! Or click here to find out more about how we can help you!
We’re giving you a free taster lesson every week from now until the exams! These are examples of the full suite of resources that are available to our Full Members.
We’ll add a new lesson for every level, every week, so feel free to bookmark this page!
Leaving Cert (Higher)
LCH 2014 – Sample Paper 1 – Question 1
Polar form. DeMoivre’s Theorem. Geometric properties of multiplication by scalar, by i, and addition.
Leaving Cert (Ordinary)
LCO 2018 – Paper 1 – Question 6
Simplifying and solving quadratic equations
Junior Cert (Higher)
2015 – Paper 1 – Question 7
Multiplying algebraic expressions. Factorising. Adding algebraic fractions
Junior Cert (Ordinary)
2016 – Paper 1 – Question 8
Multiplying algebraic expressions. Factorising
Check back next week for your next taster lesson! Or click here to find out more about how we can help you!
We’re giving you a free taster lesson every week from now until the exams! These are examples of the full suite of resources that are available to our Full Members.
We’ll add a new lesson for every level, every week, so feel free to bookmark this page!
Leaving Cert (Higher)
LCH 2016 – Paper 1 – Question 8b
“The Heptathlon” – using formulae, indices, logs
Leaving Cert (Ordinary)
LCO 2018 – Paper 1 – Question 9
“The Tsunami” – using a formula, rearranging a formula
Junior Cert (Higher)
2017 – Paper 1 – Question 12
Factorising. Substitution. Long division of a cubic equation
Junior Cert (Ordinary)
2018 – Paper 1 – Question 15
Multiplying algebraic expressions. Factorising
Check back next week for your next taster lesson! Or click here to find out more about how we can help you!
We’re giving you a free taster lesson every week from now until the exams! These are examples of the full suite of resources that are available to our Full Members.
We’ll add a new lesson for every level, every week, so feel free to bookmark this page!
Leaving Cert (Higher)
LCH 2018 – Paper 1 – Question 4
Proof by induction. Simplifying a complex number raised to a power, DeMoivre’s theorem
Leaving Cert (Ordinary)
LCO 2017 – Paper 2 – Question 7
“Cones Sculpture” – cone slane height, surface area, sector, arc length. Cost calculations, exchange rates
Junior Cert (Higher)
2019 – Paper 1 – Question 4
Income tax calculations. Debt and interest. Depreciation
Junior Cert (Ordinary)
2019 – Paper 1 – Question 2
Profit, ratio, exchange rates
Check back next week for your next taster lesson! Or click here to find out more about how we can help you!
We’re giving you a free taster lesson every week from now until the exams! These are examples of the full suite of resources that are available to our Full Members.
We’ll add a new lesson for every level, every week, so feel free to bookmark this page!
Leaving Cert (Higher)
LCH 2018 – Paper 1 – Question 9
“The Sierpinski Triangle” – Exploring geometric sequences. Limits as n approaches infinity
Leaving Cert (Ordinary)
LCO 2016 – Paper 1 – Question 8
“Fencing a Garden” – linear, quadratic functions, derivative, maximum value
Junior Cert (Higher)
2013 – Paper 1 – Question 8
Identifying types of sequences
Junior Cert (Ordinary)
2019 – Paper 1 – Question 6
Exploring a quadratic sequence
Check back next week for your next taster lesson! Or click here to find out more about how we can help you!
We’re giving you a free taster lesson every week from now until the exams! These are examples of the full suite of resources that are available to our Full Members.
We’ll add a new lesson for every level, every week, so feel free to bookmark this page!
Leaving Cert (Higher)
LCH 2017 – Paper 1 – Question 5
Roots of a cubic function. Local max and min. Real roots
Leaving Cert (Ordinary)
LCO 2018 – Paper 1 – Question 7
“Theatre Seating” – arithmetic sequences and series. Sales calculations
Junior Cert (Higher)
JCH 2018 – Paper 1 – Question 8
Solving a quadratic equation. Identifying a quadratic function from its graph
Junior Cert (Ordinary)
JCO 2019 – Paper 1 – Question 11
Pay calculations, interpretation of a linear graph, deriving the equation from the graph, graphing a linear function
Check back next week for your next taster lesson! Or click here to find out more about how we can help you!
We’re giving you a free taster lesson every week from now until the exams! These are examples of the full suite of resources that are available to our Full Members.
We’ll add a new lesson for every level, every week, so feel free to bookmark this page!
Leaving Cert (Higher)
LCH 2014 – Sample Paper 1 – Question 5
Max, min value of function over a closed interval. Injectivity
Leaving Cert (Ordinary)
LCO 2018 – Paper 1 – Question 1
“The Salespersons” – salary and commission calculations
Junior Cert (Higher)
JCH 2017 – Paper 1 – Question 6
“Social media usage” – Venn diagram problem with 3 sets. Set notation
Junior Cert (Ordinary)
JCO 2013 – Paper 1 – Question 5
Venn diagrams, sets, natural numbers, factors, even numbers, set notation
Check back next week for your next taster lesson! Or click here to find out more about how we can help you!
