IGCSE · Cambridge · Spec 0580

Mathematics IGCSE Cambridge online classes

Expert online Mathematics tuition for Cambridge International (CAIE) IGCSE — covering every topic from the 0580 syllabus with exam-focused teaching.

How we teach Mathematics

Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics (0580) gives students a broad, secure foundation across the whole of school mathematics, assessed with Core and Extended tiers so each student is examined at the right level. Our teaching makes the fundamentals genuinely solid, because everything later builds on them.

The syllabus spans number and algebra, geometry and mensuration, trigonometry and coordinate geometry, and probability and statistics — a wide map where accuracy and method matter throughout. We focus on dependable technique, clear working and the confidence to tackle multi-step problems, matched to whether a student is sitting the Core or Extended papers.

Sessions are live and capped small, with every student’s working checked so small slips do not cost big marks.

Assessment structure

Syllabus code 0580 — all papers are external written examinations unless noted.

Core route — Paper 1: Non-calculator 80 marks · 1 hr 30 min · 50% · grades C–G
Core route — Paper 3: Calculator 80 marks · 1 hr 30 min · 50% · grades C–G
Extended route — Paper 2: Non-calculator 100 marks · 2 hr · 50% · grades A*–E
Extended route — Paper 4: Calculator 100 marks · 2 hr · 50% · grades A*–E

Topics we cover

Number
Algebra & graphs
Coordinate geometry
Geometry
Mensuration
Trigonometry
Transformations & vectors
Probability
Statistics

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Frequently asked questions

Should my child take Core or Extended?

Core covers grades C to G; Extended covers A* to E and includes the additional content. Most students aiming for university sciences take Extended. We assess which route fits in the first two weeks and can move a student between them well before entries close.

Is a calculator allowed?

On Papers 3 and 4 a scientific calculator is required. Papers 1 and 2 are non-calculator, a change introduced for exams from 2025 — students preparing from older past papers often miss this.