Class support
Review current topics, clarify difficult concepts and work through school assignments.
Yanmai Education · since 2021
IB Diploma Programme · online one-to-one
Online IB Maths tutoring for AA and AI at SL and HL, with class support, exam practice and feedback on the mathematical exploration.
For international school students in Hong Kong and worldwide. Lessons follow the student's course guide, school pace and current learning needs.
The learning journey
AA centres on algebra, functions and calculus, with more emphasis on derivation and proof. AI focuses on mathematical modelling, statistics and technology. Paper 1 is non-calculator for AA; AI papers use a graphical calculator. HL includes Paper 3. The mathematical exploration is 20% at both levels.
Review current topics, clarify difficult concepts and work through school assignments.
Practise the relevant question types and review answers against the applicable marking guidance.
Plan the work, discuss research choices and receive feedback on drafts against the subject criteria.
The learning journey

Connect data points to a function graph and explore piecewise fitting and model parameters.

An annotated mathematical modelling paper using men’s sprint and marathon world-record times.
Questions & answers
AA places more emphasis on algebra, functions, calculus, derivation and proof. AI focuses more on modelling, statistics and technology. Students considering mathematics, physics or engineering often need AA; check the entry requirements of your intended universities.
HL covers more content in greater depth and includes Paper 3. The mathematical exploration is worth 20% at both levels.
No. AA Paper 1 is non-calculator; AA Paper 2 and HL Paper 3 use a graphical calculator. All AI papers use a graphical calculator.
It is an individual investigation on a topic chosen by the student. It is marked by the teacher and moderated by the IB, and contributes 20% of the final grade.
The revised AA and AI courses are scheduled for their first examinations in May 2029. Students should follow the guide and examination year that apply to their cohort.
The learning journey