H2 Math. Make sense of the next step.

JC 1 & 2 H2 Math. Work through Pure Math and Statistics with clear explanations and practice in applying concepts to unfamiliar problems. Build the reasoning behind a method, then practise using it independently.

Class sizeMax 10
Lesson2 hours weekly
BranchesBukit Batok · Yishun
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If this sounds familiar

The calculations are familiar. The abstraction is new.

Many students who did well in A Math find the first months of H2 disorienting: a vectors question in three dimensions is hard to picture, complex numbers look like a new language, and proof by induction asks for a kind of argument they have not written before. The arithmetic is not the difficulty — the abstraction is.

We build the mental model before the formula — geometric intuition for vectors before the cross product, the Argand diagram before the algebra of complex numbers, induction as a structured argument with a clear shape. The calculation skills are already there; the lessons give them something to rest on.

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Class size
Max 10 – every class, both branches
Fees
From $624 – JC1 $624 · JC2 $656, all-in
Where
2 branches – Bukit Batok · Yishun
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Class schedule · Current term

When this class
runs.

JC H2 Math runs at both branches — pick the slot and branch that suits you. Free trial at either centre. WhatsApp us to confirm availability.

01 / Bukit Batok

Blk 265 Bukit Batok East Ave 4 #01-393

  • JC 2Sun · 4:30pm – 6:30pm
5-star · 170+ Google reviews
02 / Yishun

417 Yishun Ave 11 #01-339

  • JC 2Thu · 7pm – 9pm
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JC 1
JC 1 H2 Math · Single Subject
8-week term · 2 hours per session · Max 10 students · Materials included
$624
Per term, all-in
$78.00
Per session
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JC 2
JC 2 H2 Math · Single Subject
8-week term · 2 hours per session · Max 10 students · Materials included
$656
Per term, all-in
$82.00
Per session
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Each term: 8 weekly lessons, 2 hours each. JC: H2 Math only — H2 Sciences not yet offered. 10% multi-subject discount applies if paired with a Sec 4 subject. Missed lessons credited next term — PHs, school holidays, school activities, MC absences.

Curriculum · MOE-aligned

What we cover.

The Pure Mathematics and Statistics topics of the H2 Mathematics syllabus (9758), taught in an order that builds on what came before. The official syllabus is linked in the FAQ below.

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Functions
Domain / range, composite functions, inverse functions, transformations.
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Sequences & series
Arithmetic / geometric, summation notation, convergence, MoD.
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Vectors
Cartesian / parametric forms, scalar / vector products, lines and planes, distances and angles.
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Complex numbers
Cartesian / polar / exponential forms, geometrical effects, loci, applications.
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Calculus — differentiation
Implicit, parametric, related rates, second-derivative tests, Maclaurin series.
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Calculus — integration
Substitution, parts, partial fractions, definite integrals, area / volume of revolution.
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Differential equations
Variables separable, substitution methods, particular and general solutions.
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Statistics — distributions
Discrete and continuous random variables, expectation and variance, normal and binomial distributions.
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Statistics — sampling & estimation
Sampling distributions of mean, central limit theorem.
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Statistics — hypothesis testing
One-tail, two-tail, p-value approach, type I / II errors.
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Statistics — correlation & regression
Pearson's r, regression lines, interpreting fits.
How we teach it

Methodology.

The methods we teach with — applied across the term, calibrated to where each student needs them most.

01
Reasoning first, then technique
We work through why a method works before practising it, so it can be applied when a question does not look like the textbook example.
02
Timed practice when ready
Timed practice, set by the teacher for students who need more exam-condition rehearsal, with feedback on what to revisit.
03
Vector and complex-number visualisation
We use diagrams and worked examples to make vectors and complex numbers easier to visualise.
04
Statistics in context
Hypothesis testing taught with the "when does this apply" question in view — not just the calculation.
05
Small classes (max 10)
Room to ask a question and get another explanation when something has not made sense.
06
Calibrated to the class
Pacing, examples and topic emphasis are tuned to the cohort in front of us. Every H2 class arrives with a different mix of strengths, gaps and pace — so each session is planned around what the class needs rather than a fixed script.
07
Weekly assignments
Weekly assignments give the teacher and the student a regular view of which areas — calculus, vectors, statistics — still need work before prelims.
Where students lose marks

Common pitfalls
& how we fix them.

Some difficulties come up again and again in H2 Math. Here is how we work on them.

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Vectors in 3D — losing intuition vs 2D
Position vector (location from origin) and displacement vector (AB⃗ = B⃗ – A⃗) get mixed in 3D plane-geometry proofs — wrong direction, wrong magnitude, the geometric argument falls apart. The same plane that is obvious in 2D becomes a guessing game with three components. What we do: every vector problem starts with a labelled diagram — origin, axes, position vectors marked from O, displacements derived as differences — drawn before any calculation, so the geometry is visible end-to-end.
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Integration — wrong technique for the form
∫xe^x dx needs integration by parts; ∫1/(x²–1) dx needs partial fractions; ∫sin³x cos x dx needs substitution. The wrong tool wastes time and the question stays unsolved. What we do: practise a simple decision — product of two functions → by parts; factorable rational denominator → partial fractions; composite with an obvious inner derivative → substitution — until choosing becomes quick.
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Hypothesis test — "Reject H₀" without context
Three-line conclusion expected: state significance level → compare test statistic to critical value (or p-value to α) → reject/do-not-reject → conclude in context of the question. A student who writes "Reject H₀" and stops has left the conclusion unfinished. What we do: practise a conclusion sentence on every test — "At the [α]% level of significance, there is [sufficient/insufficient] evidence to reject H₀ and conclude that…" — never just the technical decision.
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Differential equations — general vs particular solution
General solution: y = f(x) + C. Particular solution: C evaluated from initial conditions and substituted back. Students stop at the general form, or find C but never sub it in — the modelled answer (population, temperature, position) comes out symbolically when the question wanted a number. What we do: a two-part format — Part A: integrate to get y = f(x) + C; Part B: use the initial condition, find C, substitute back. Both parts checked before the answer is boxed.
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Complex-number locus — circle vs perpendicular bisector
|z – z₁| = r is a circle (centre z₁, radius r). |z – z₁| = |z – z₂| is a perpendicular bisector of the segment joining z₁ and z₂. Students draw a circle when it should be a line, or shade the wrong region of the Argand diagram. What we do: build a small catalogue of loci — circle, line, ellipse, half-line — and practise matching the defining equation to the shape before sketching.
Sample technique

Finishing a hypothesis-testing conclusion.

A typical JC 2 question. After computing the test statistic and p-value, a student writes "Reject H₀" and stops. The complete answer states the conclusion in context: "At the 5% level of significance, there is sufficient evidence to reject H₀ and conclude that the mean weight of apples differs from 100 g." The sentence shape — significance level, sufficient or insufficient evidence, conclusion in the question's own terms — is practised until it comes naturally.

Inside the lesson

What a typical lesson looks like.

No surprises. The structure is the same week to week — students settle in fast.

  1. 0–15 min · Recap of last week's most-confused topic.
  2. 15–45 min · Topic walkthrough — first principles, then technique.
  3. 45–80 min · Worked examples on the trickiest variants.
  4. 80–110 min · Independent practice; teacher circulates.
  5. 110–120 min · Common errors review; homework set.
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FAQ

Common questions.

The questions parents ask most about JC H2 Math at Genie: fees, syllabus, timing and how to book a trial.

How much is JC H2 Math tuition at Genie?
Per 8-week term, materials included: JC 1 H2 Math $624 per 8-week term ($78.00 per session); JC 2 H2 Math $656 per 8-week term ($82.00 per session). Classes are capped at 10 students and run at both branches — Bukit Batok (Blk 265 Bukit Batok East Ave 4 #01-393) and Yishun (417 Yishun Ave 11 #01-339). Take two or more subjects and the rate drops 10%. The first trial lesson is free.
Where can I check the official H2 Mathematics syllabus?
H2 Mathematics is SEAB syllabus 9758. SEAB’s 2026 A-Level syllabus listing links the 9758 document; check the listing for your child’s examination year.
My child is in J2 already — too late to start?
No. Starting earlier in the year leaves more time to work through topics before prelims. On the trial we will tell you what is realistic.
Do you teach H2 Chemistry, Physics or Biology?
Our JC programme is H2 Math. We do not currently offer H2 Chemistry, Physics or Biology.
Do you cover H1 Math?
Not at present — focus is H2.
How big are the JC classes?
Every class is capped at 10 students.
What time slots do you offer?
Weekday evenings and Saturday daytime, at both Bukit Batok and Yishun. WhatsApp us your preferred day/time and we'll come back with live availability.
Where is your Bukit Batok H2 Math centre?
Blk 265 Bukit Batok East Ave 4 #01-393 — a short bus ride from Bukit Batok or Hillview MRT. Bukit Batok branch
Where is your Yishun H2 Math centre?
417 Yishun Ave 11 #01-339 — a short bus ride from Khatib or Yishun MRT. Yishun branch
Free trial?
Yes — every new JC student gets a real lesson free, with feedback from the teacher after.
How do I book?
WhatsApp 9181 7689 with your child's JC level and school.
Can my child join mid-term?
Usually, yes. Tell us which topics the class has covered and where your child needs support, and we will discuss whether joining now is the right fit.
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