Fairfield County Private Math Tutoring | SAT Test Preparation Classes Updated

Oct 13, 2022

MATH 1-2-3 (1-888-MATH-123), a mathematics tutoring company serving the NYC tri-state area, is now offering private one-on-one test preparation math classes for students across Westchester & Fairfield County, NY.

Stamford,United States - October 13, 2022 /PressCable/ —

The tutoring company is now offering both high school and college-aged students personalized plans of mathematical study to ensure their success on their PSAT/NMSQT, SAT, ACT or AP, and on other standardized US tests. MATH 1-2-3’s recently updated one-on-one coaching service is also designed to prepare students for school-based content exams.

More details can be found at https://math123.com

The recent expansion of their SAT and other test-taking preparation tutoring classes coincides with recent research from the Princeton Review that indicated that these nationwide standardized tests, all of which have a specific mathematics component, are used by colleges to consider a student’s readiness for higher levels of study. They are also the simplest mechanism by which colleges can compare students’ basic aptitudes.

MATH 1-2-3 knows how important it is for students to excel in these exams so that they can realize their dreams of further education and attain their future career goals. As such, their private preparation classes encompass the fundamental mathematical principles that will be tested in these exams. These sessions will also cover exam preparation, revision, and test-taking techniques.

The company only employs tutors with mathematics degrees and at least ten years of post-college math tutoring experience. As part of the in-person personalized sessions, their tutors will assess each student’s unique requirements and will cover, in detail, core areas of mathematical computation and problem-solving like algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and (the dreaded!) calculus.

For those students who are not currently seeking to sit their SAT, or similar, exams, MATH 1-2-3 also offers home and online tutoring for all math subjects taught in school and mental math strategies. MATH 1-2-3 students learn good habits for showing detailed solutions in school-based assessments.

About MATH 1-2-3

MATH 1-2-3 is an established tutoring company that specializes in math tutoring. In addition to their in-person individual home tutoring, they also offer online classes, small group courses, and concentrated two-day courses. MATH 1-2-3 offers a 2-week intensive seminar–Calculus Boot Camp–which helps students master a semester or an entire year of calculus during the summer before they take calculus in school. MATH 1-2-3 math specialists increase their students’ confidence in math, give them a competitive advantage, and increase their success both in the classroom and on exams.

A spokesperson for the tutors said, “Get expert math tutoring to help you succeed in your math studies. We create a math tutoring experience that is customized to your needs.”

More information is available at https://math123.com

Contact Info:
Name: Mark Kronenberg
Email: Send Email
Organization: MATH 1-2-3
Address: 43 Westover Lane, Stamford, CT 06902, United States
Phone: +1-888-628-4123
Website: https://math123.com/

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