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CONTINUING COURSE / A-LEVEL

Year 12–13

A-Level students taking Mathematics or Further Mathematics (sciences also available)

A continuing course for Year 12–13 A-Level students. Pure, Mechanics and Statistics taught in depth, in English, aimed at the grade that decides a university offer. UK, other overseas and Japanese university applications are all supported.

WHO THIS IS FOR

Who this is for

  • Students taking A-Level Mathematics or Further Mathematics
  • Students who need a specific grade for a university offer
  • Students who want specialist, maths-focused teaching
  • Applicants to universities in the UK, elsewhere abroad, or Japan
GOALS

What we aim for

  • A* / A in every subject sat
  • Secure the grades in a top-university or medical-school offer
  • Learn the maths and science that university will use as a choice of method, not memorisation
  • Be able to mark your own work against the official mark scheme
FORMAT

Format

Frequency
4 a month
Length
90 or 120 minutes
Mode
One-to-one online, taught in English
  • Teaching in English as standard
  • Monthly online parent meeting
INSIDE A LESSON

How a lesson runs

  1. 01

    Review of returned work

    Submitted work is checked line by line against the official mark scheme wording to find whether marks went to method, arithmetic or notation.

  2. 02

    Unit teaching (the textbook chapter)

    From how each definition and theorem arises, into worked examples and solution patterns, including how each paper tends to ask it.

  3. 03

    Past-paper practice

    Topic drills to fix the patterns; in the final stretch, whole papers by year under exam timing.

  4. 04

    Plan updated from the application backwards

    Target universities, required grades and exam dates set what must be done by next week, revised every lesson.

MATERIALS

What we teach from

Nansu Juku A-Level unit textbooks (bilingual)

Pure, Mechanics and Statistics bound by unit, matched to the syllabus learning objectives, with worked examples in exam format (command words and marks).

Solution-pattern atlas

A lookup from question form to method. Turns “can I solve this?” into a procedure rather than inspiration.

Key past-paper collection

Real CAIE questions and official mark schemes with our independently checked explanations, chosen to cover every learning objective in the unit.

Topic practice (about 2,800 questions) and whole papers by year

Past-paper questions filtered by topic, then full papers by year at exam timing in the final phase.

Materials, homework and predicted papers are all prepared by head office. Part of the material is published free in themaths curriculum explainers(bilingual).

CURRICULUM

Curriculum

  1. 01Cambridge / Edexcel A-Level syllabuses
  2. 02Deep treatment of Pure, Mechanics and Statistics
  3. 03Stretch and extended-answer practice up to the target university's level
  4. 04Preparation specific to the university applied to
WHAT'S INCLUDED

What the fee includes

  • ✓One-to-one online lessons, 90 or 120 min × 4 a month, in English
  • ✓Monthly online parent meeting
  • ✓Monthly written report
  • ✓Homework management and marking
FEES

Fees

A-Level is charged by the hour. Choose 90- or 120-minute lessons, four a month. All prices are in Japanese yen, tax included.

A-Level, per subject

LevelHourly rate90 min × 4 / month120 min × 4 / month
Standard (Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, Physics)¥8,000 / hour¥48,000¥64,000
Advanced (Further Mathematics and similar)¥11,000 / hour¥66,000¥88,000

Medical-school course (2-hour lessons)

CourseHourly rateOne lesson (2 h)2 h × 4 / month
Medical-school subject tuition (Maths, Biology, Chemistry)¥9,000 / hour¥18,000¥72,000
Essay and interview preparation for Japanese medical schools¥9,000 / hour¥18,000¥72,000
Medical add-on (research and shortlisting, past-paper analysis, bespoke materials, marking, Q&A)——¥40,000 / month
  • Twice a week is double the above. Subject mix and lesson count are designed at the consultation around the target university and current level.
  • The medical-school course is taught in 2-hour lessons at ¥9,000 / hour, combined with the medical add-on (research and shortlisting, past-paper analysis and bespoke materials).
  • Options such as daily homework and online materials are explained at the consultation.
  • Enrolment fee ¥20,000 (one-time).
HOW A WEEK WORKS

After you enrol, every week runs like this

Nansu Juku is not a once-a-week lesson. Lesson, homework, submission, marking and the weakness log complete one cycle every week, and that record decides the next lesson.

  1. 01

    Lesson (Zoom, one-to-one)

    The tutor builds the lesson around the school's progress, the latest marked work and where the student got stuck. Lessons are recorded and reviewed by head office to decide the next step.

  2. 02

    A week's homework, set the same day

    Homework goes out on lesson day. The tutor and head office write a week's worth for this one student and send it in a single batch. It is never a generic year-group worksheet.

  3. 03

    Worksheets and the app

    Bilingual worksheets (PDF) and in-app practice, used for different things: arithmetic and vocabulary are drilled in the app, written working and proofs are done by hand.

  4. 04

    Submit by photo

    The student photographs their work and submits it from the app. No paper handover, no postage.

  5. 05

    Marking and feedback come back

    Each question is returned as: answer → explanation (Step 1, 2, 3…) → check → tip → common mistakes. Written in both languages.

  6. 06

    Mistakes are logged as weaknesses

    A correction is not the end. We record which unit and which idea caused the error, and the next homework and the next lesson are built from that record.

MONTHLY

Online parent meeting

Parent, student and head office review the month together and set next month's targets. Head office sits in; it is not left to the tutor alone.

EVERY MONTH

Written report

What was covered, what was mastered, where the student struggled, and next month's goals, in writing.

STUDENT PORTAL

One app holds everything

Homework, submissions, marking, records and the schedule live in one app for the student. Parents see exactly the same.

Homework

This week's tasks in one list. Photograph, submit, and read the marking and explanations in place.

Bookshelf

Your textbooks, problem sets and past-paper booklets, always open. Lesson handouts stay here too.

Practice

Unlimited arithmetic and vocabulary drills. The app records how many you did and where you slipped.

Check tests

Chapter check tests matched to the textbook. Results feed straight into the weakness log.

Mastery map

Shows how much of each unit is secure, as a percentage, calculated from what you actually solved rather than a feeling.

Records and schedule

Every lesson record, the next lesson date and notices from head office in one place.

FOR PARENTS

The parent account

  • See your child's learning as it is

    Homework set, work submitted, marking, lesson records and mastery, all visible from the parent account.

  • Schedule and meetings

    Check lesson dates, request make-up lessons and arrange the monthly meeting here.

  • Billing

    Invoices and payment status are shown in the app.

Works in the browser on phones, tablets and computers. Add it to the home screen and it opens with one tap like an app.

NOTIFICATIONS

What you are notified about

  • ●Homework is set
  • ●Marking and feedback are returned
  • ●A lesson record is published
  • ●A lesson is scheduled or changed
  • ●A parent meeting is booked
  • ●An invoice is issued

Notifications go to both the student and the parent. On iPhone and iPad they only arrive once the app is added to the home screen (an iOS restriction); the app walks you through it.

SUPPORT

Your contact is head office

Anything outside the lesson goes to head office, not the tutor: materials, homework, university plans and scheduling are all handled in one place.

Your contact is head office, not the tutor

Tutors concentrate on teaching. Questions about materials, homework, marking and university plans go straight to head office. If the tutor changes, your contact and the whole record stay the same.

App, WhatsApp or email

WhatsApp for anything urgent; the app or email (info@yabiku-edu.com) for anything you want on record. Whichever channel you use, head office receives it and passes it to the tutor if needed.

Make-up lessons and schedule changes

Request them in the app; head office coordinates with the tutor and confirms. Dates are never fixed in a private chat with the tutor where nothing is recorded.

Monthly meeting and written report

Every month, without fail, parent, student and head office compare notes on progress. It exists so that a term never slips by unnoticed.

Free trial and consultation
CONTACT

Start with a free consultation

The fees above are complete. A formal quotation and any options are confirmed at the free consultation, and a trial lesson can be arranged.

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