Grades 1–6
Elementary maths
Word problems, multiplication, fractions and geometry. Build the meaning behind each calculation.
See this course →Online one-to-one tutoring · Taught in Chinese
Help your child understand the step they keep missing.
Elementary maths, junior-high maths and science, and Chinese language and expression. Max teaches every lesson, starting with what your child finds difficult.
50 minutes on Google Meet · Materials included · Free 20-minute first conversation
What does your child need help with?
Grades 7–9 · Maths, physics, chemistry and science
Junior-high maths & science
Maths and science support for grades 7–9, including school progress and Taiwan’s junior-high examinations.
See this course →Chinese and essay writing in Taiwan · Mandarin, Zhuyin and reading overseas
Chinese language & expression
Chinese and essay writing for students in Taiwan; Mandarin, Zhuyin and reading for children overseas.
See this course →Listen first. Work through it. Check again.
- Let your child explainMax listens to how your child reads a question and arrives at an answer.
- Work on the missing stepDrawings, stories, examples and practice help make the idea clearer.
- Return to itIn monthly and term plans, homework review helps decide what to practise or revisit next.
A glimpse of earlier classroom activities
These clips show earlier in-person activities. The service offered here is online, one-to-one tutoring. Videos are in Chinese; subtitle availability varies.
Calculation practice becomes a game
See a child using a Pac-Man-style maths activity that brings arithmetic questions into a game.
Watch on YouTube: Calculation practice becomes a game (opens in a new tab)Trying an acid–base rocket experiment
From an explanation and preparation to student operation: a record of a science-camp experiment.
Watch on YouTube: Trying an acid–base rocket experiment (opens in a new tab)Know the fees before you decide.
The foundations plans below are for families in Taiwan, in New Taiwan dollars. We confirm the right level and schedule together during the free consultation.
Single lesson
1 lesson · 50 min
NT$1,200
per lesson
- One 50-minute online 1-on-1 lesson
- Materials included
Monthly plan
4 lessons · 50 min each
NT$4,500
≈ NT$1,125 per lesson
- 4 × 50-minute lessons
- Materials included
- XYLEX homework diagnosis
- Monthly learning report
Term plan
16 lessons · 50 min each
NT$16,800
≈ NT$1,050 per lesson
- 16 × 50-minute lessons
- Materials included
- XYLEX homework diagnosis
- Monthly learning report
- Mid-term and final review plan
Prices above are in New Taiwan dollars for families in Taiwan at the foundations level. Keeping-pace, advanced or special needs are quoted after the free consultation. Overseas families pay in US dollars: Single lesson US$40; 4-lesson monthly plan US$150; 16-lesson term plan US$560 (overseas plans).
Before getting started
Who teaches my child?
Max currently teaches every lesson himself. He teaches elementary maths, junior-high maths and science, and Chinese language and expression.
Are lessons taught in English?
Lessons are taught in Chinese. Parents can communicate with Max in English or Chinese. The English site helps family members who prefer to read in English.
What do we need for online lessons?
A computer or tablet, a headset and a phone for photographing homework. Lessons are 50 minutes on Google Meet. For younger children, a parent should help with the first lesson’s setup.
Does the free consultation commit us to lessons?
No. The free 20-minute consultation is a conversation about your child’s needs, the programme, fees and available times. It is not a subject lesson or an enrolment.
Tell Max what has been difficult.
You do not need to know which course or plan to choose. Bring your questions to a free 20-minute consultation.