1:1 online mathematics · International curricula

Mathematics,
with clarity and direction.

Live one-to-one mathematics for international curricula, built around the current challenge, the programme, and the next meaningful goal.

Teaching since 20147,000+ teaching hours11+ countries
Julia Malinovska, international mathematics teacher
CambridgeIBPearson EdexcelUS curriculaSAT

Teaching approach

A clear path through mathematics.

Whether you are choosing lessons for yourself or for your child, the starting point is the same: what is difficult now, what does the programme require, and what result would feel meaningful?

Understand the why

Complex ideas are broken into precise, manageable steps, with the method always connected to the reasoning behind it.

Match your curriculum

Lessons use your school’s terminology, syllabus, assessment style, and pace — so the work supports what matters now.

Know what comes next

You receive a clear view of progress, priorities, homework, and the next academic goal without unnecessary reporting or pressure.

Programmes & pathways

Every programme has its own logic.

Bring the course you are studying now. Lessons can support the current syllabus, close earlier gaps, prepare for assessment, or create continuity through a school transition.

Tell me what you study
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International Baccalaureate

MYP · DP Mathematics AA SL / HL · AI SL / HL

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Cambridge

Primary · Lower Secondary · IGCSE · Additional Mathematics · International AS & A Level

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Pearson Edexcel

GCSE · International GCSE · AS & A Level · International A Level

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US curricula

Middle School · Pre-Algebra · Algebra I / II · Geometry · Precalculus

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Admissions & exams

SAT · CAT4 · UKiset · school entrance exams

Abstract geometric forms in warm ivory and rose tones

My teaching philosophy

I see mathematics as structure — but I always teach the person in front of me.

Behind every lesson

The practical side stays organised, too.

Lesson dates, topics, homework, materials, and payments stay together in a private teaching studio. That keeps your learning plan continuous and makes organisational questions easy to answer.

  • Lesson dates, status, and topic
  • Homework and Google Drive materials
  • Packages, payments, and lesson balance
  • Calendar-ready scheduling
My teaching studio
Academic overview
Good afternoon, JuliaYour teaching week
Lessons24this month
Completed1875% of plan
To review3student records
16:00Algebra 1Quadratic functions · onlinePlanned
18:30IGCSE HigherTrigonometry · onlineReady
Julia Malinovska at her desk during online mathematics lesson preparation

Julia Malinovska

Professional mathematics teaching, shaped around one person at a time.

A professional mathematics teacher from Ukraine, I have taught privately since 2014 and now work exclusively online with students following international school programmes across Europe, the UK, the Americas, and the Middle East.

My professional development combines mathematics education, learning psychology, digital technologies for teaching, Cambridge training, and continual work with international curricula and assessment. The result is an explanation and pace chosen for the person, not a standard script.

FromUkraine
Teaching since2014
LessonLive 1:1 online · 55 min
LanguagesEnglish · Ukrainian · Russian

Qualifications & education

Professional training and verified education.

Teacher educationMathematics and digital learning
International curriculaCambridge · IB · Pearson Edexcel
Continuous development13+ professional courses
12+years of private teaching
7,000+teaching hours
11+countries represented
13+professional courses completed

Original feedback

Original messages after lessons.

The feedback cards remain in their original design, so you can read real messages rather than quotes rewritten for a website.

Before you enquire

The practical details you may be weighing up.

Choosing a tutor is about more than a list of programmes. These are the questions families and independent students usually want answered first.

Are lessons live and one-to-one?

Yes. Every lesson is live and one-to-one; the explanation, pace, and practice adapt to the current level and goal.

How long is a lesson?

The standard lesson is 55 minutes. A shorter or longer format can be agreed in advance when the student’s age, programme, or goal calls for it.

Is my programme or level covered?

Support ranges from primary and lower-secondary mathematics through IB DP and A Level. Bring the exact syllabus or school materials so the terminology and assessment style match your course.

How do we choose a starting point?

We begin with a short conversation about the current difficulty and goal, followed by a focused diagnostic when it would be useful — not a generic test by default.

What happens between lessons?

Each lesson ends with a clear next step. Homework and materials can be organised through Google Drive, and the form of progress updates is agreed at the start.

Which languages can we use?

Lessons are available in English, Ukrainian, or Russian. Mathematical terminology follows the language and curriculum used at your school.

What is the lesson fee?

The current rate for new enquiries is confirmed in writing before the first lesson, together with the agreed duration and format. No payment is requested until these details are clear.

What about time zones, payment, and rescheduling?

Available times are matched to your time zone, and lessons are paid 100% in advance. A lesson can be moved when notice is received by 21:00 on the previous day; with later notice it is treated as held and payable.

What if I am late or away?

A late lesson uses the remaining scheduled time without an extension or price reduction. Please give seven calendar days’ notice for holidays; an absence longer than two weeks does not guarantee that the same regular time can be held.

How is communication handled?

For younger students, communication can include a parent or guardian. Contact details and learning records stay private, and expectations are agreed before lessons begin.

Lesson policies

The formal terms, in full.

The public offer covers payment, rescheduling, absences, materials, privacy, and the responsibilities of both sides. The summaries above are for convenience; the full agreement remains the authoritative version.

How we work together

A clear beginning. A thoughtful rhythm.

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Tell me what you need

You share the current course, challenge, goal, and time zone through the contact form.

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A route takes shape

The immediate priority, any foundation gaps, and the most useful next academic milestone become clear.

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We build independence

Lessons combine clear explanation, deliberate practice, and questions that make your thinking visible.

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You always know the next step

Topics, homework, materials, lesson history, and organisational details stay in a clear rhythm.

Contact me

Tell me what is difficult now — and what you would like to achieve.

This is a contact form, not a booking or payment. Share the programme, current challenge, and time zone; your message goes directly to my private teaching studio and receives a personal email reply.

Private and obligation-free. I reply personally.

Or message me at @juliateachesmath
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