It's designed to make sure that your child doesn't fall behind the national curriculum because you're abroad. Also works for grown ups.
Most adults have a maths age of between eight and a half and ten and a half, according to Richard Marrett, managing director of Whizz Education. This is the level that corresponds with the maths that most of us use in our every day lives to add up the shopping, do the tax return and figure out how much to tip the waiter.
Read more: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/expateducation/7318782/Online-maths-tutor-for-anxious-expat-parents-and-their-children.html
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