YouTube is an excellent way for us to offer our A-level maths worked solutions and tutorials for free. We have received very positive comments and ratings and students have found these very useful.

However, there are many drawbacks with this method. The videos are too small to view, the picture and sound quality is poor. YouTube places a restriction of 10 minutes recording time and so the videos on longer questions have to be broken up into sections. Also the people we most want to help are students and teachers but schools generally restrict access to YouTube on their networks.

To overcome these drawbacks, we supply the tutorials and worked solutions for past papers on CDs, where we can provide a larger video giving better picture and sound quality with no time restrictions. All CDs are menu driven making access quick and efficient. What is more, we give you an outline of the questions from the question paper and numerical answers. Having a CD makes it easier for schools to upload our maths solutions and tutorials on their networks and to help students. Used wisely, we hope our solutions will raise a school's A-level maths grades and offer help and support to teachers.

Why not try a CD?

Download a sample of a worked solution in the new format. We think you will agree that it is a vast improvement on the YouTube version.

If you are interested in our CD's then they are available from our online store.