• Solve Simultaneous Equations
• Express numbers as products of Prime Factors
• Check if a number is Prime
• Simplify Ratios
• Plot graphs from tables of values
• Sketch graphs even without table of values
• Solve ANY equation (yes, really!)
• Factorise Quadratics
• Solve Quadratics
• Convert Units (e.g. km/h to m/s)
• Time Questions
• Mixed Fractions
• Standard Form
• Find Turning Points of Quadratics
• Calculate Mean
• Find Median
• Frequency Tables
• Grouped Frequency Tables
• Vectors
• Nasty Powers Questions

HIGHER TIER ONLY:

• Factorise Harder Quadratics
• Quadratics in Algebraic Fractions
• Simplify Surds
• Solve Quadratic Inequalities
• Complete the Square
• Calculate Quartiles and Interquartile Range

NOTE:

In this course, I will NOT be teaching people the underlying maths behind all of these topics. This would take ages. I'm teaching them how to get their calculator to tell them the final answer, and showing them how to build their answer towards that, or use it to find their silly mistakes.

We recommend the Casio fx-991EX Classwiz — the best for GCSE Maths. We’ll show you exactly where to get one in the course.

You can still benefit from some of the hacks, but for full impact we strongly recommend getting the FX-991EX. It’s worth it. Plus, you can always take 2 calculators into the exam if you still love your old one!

Both! The hacks help in key crossover topics, and Rob always says when a hack is Higher Tier only.

Nope. This is specifically for students who find maths tricky. These hacks are built to simplify — not complicate.

Absolutely not! Many students' first calculator exam is 4th June. And anyway, they can complete the whole course in an afternoon!

This course works well because:

• Tech Appeal - Teens love learning how these "mini-computers" work
• Active Learning - Physical button pressing, not passive reading
• Double Grade Boost - Tackles tough topics AND prevents silly mistakes
• Two-Calculator Strategy - Can always use alongside their regular calculator if they like their old one