FAQ
14 honest answers
Including the one about guaranteed scores.
Who are the SAT Math lessons for?
Students preparing for the Digital SAT who want to understand the mathematics rather than memorize question types — from those starting from the basics to students refining the last band of marks.
How does the diagnostic lesson work?
A 30-minute online session. Aysel reviews the student’s current level, discusses goals and the exam date, works through a few sample problems, and then explains what a realistic plan would look like. There is no obligation to continue.
Are lessons individual or group-based?
Lessons in Türkiye, the United States and the United Kingdom are one-to-one. In Azerbaijan there is also a monthly small-group program; group size is set by Aysel and shown before you book.
How long is each lesson?
Private lessons are 60 minutes. The Azerbaijan small-group program runs 90 minutes, twice a week.
Which SAT Math topics are covered?
All four official Digital SAT Math domains: Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem-Solving and Data Analysis, and Geometry and Trigonometry — plus calculator and Desmos strategy and exam time management.
Are lessons available internationally?
Yes. Lessons are online, and scheduling is offered across time zones in Azerbaijan, Türkiye, Europe and the Americas.
Which language can lessons be taught in?
Azerbaijani, Turkish and English. You choose the language of instruction when you book, and mathematical terminology is taught in English so exam wording is never unfamiliar.
How are prices selected?
Pricing is fixed per region and set manually — there is no automatic currency conversion. You select your billing country and see the price for that country.
Can I change my country or currency?
Yes, at any time. Your country is never locked to your IP address; the selector is always available in the header and on the pricing page.
What happens if I need to reschedule?
Rescheduling is available from the link in your confirmation email up to the notice period shown at booking. Cancellation terms are stated on the same screen before you confirm.
Do you provide homework?
Yes. Homework is assigned after each lesson, based on what happened in that lesson rather than a fixed weekly set, and it is reviewed at the start of the next session.
Do you help with university mathematics?
Yes — calculus, linear algebra, discrete mathematics, probability and statistics, precalculus and related modules, including revision before midterms and finals.
Are lessons suitable for complete beginners?
Yes. The diagnostic lesson exists precisely to find the right starting point, including when that point is earlier than the student expected.
Do you guarantee a particular SAT score?
No. No tutor can honestly guarantee an exact score: the outcome depends on the student’s starting point, the time available and the work done between lessons. What is committed to is structured teaching, honest feedback and a plan that adapts to real performance.
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