If you are taking the International Baccalaureate, you will know that maths is a compulsory part of it. There are, though still options available.

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Recently the options have changed and are now:

• Mathematics: analysis and approaches SL

• Mathematics: analysis and approaches HL

• Mathematics: applications and interpretation SL

• Mathematics: applications and interpretation HL

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This can seem very confusing and pupils often wonder which to take.

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Roughly speaking, the analysis and approaches course is the more traditional academic course with SL including many of the A Level maths topics whilst the HL course goes further into greater depth.

The applications and approaches course is at around the same level but takes a more applied route looking at topics often used in mathematical modelling and data analysis.

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I am an experienced IB Maths tutor having taught pupils in all 4 courses and with a wealth of resources to pull from including many exam style questions to practice and knowledge of the technology which is required to be used.

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