Masterkylemathsclass.com is a private online maths class developed with the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC), Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) syllabus in mind. Anyone looking to take the CSEC CXC Mathematics exams in the future should register for the classes.
You can register for masterkylemathsclass.com by clicking any of the green sign up bottom located on the home and other page pages, or the one below. By doing so you will be taken to the payment page where you can register for masterkylemathsclass for one year, three months or one month. After choosing the period you will be taken to the Paypal page to make payment using your credit card or Paypal. When the payment is received by us, an email will be immediately sent to your email address, which will contain log in details to masterkylemathsclass.com.
By signing up for masterkylemathsclass.com you will get unlimited access to all the video tutorials, which takes you from the beginning to end of the CSEC CXC Syllabus. As well as past papers questions and solutions, notes, practice questions and solutions, pass paper drill questions and solutions in topic area, multiple choice quizzes and solutions, exam tips, feedbacks, and everything you need to help you succeed at the CSEC CXC Mathematics Exams.
Payment is accepted by paypal and can be done on the payment page by clicking to sign up now bottom. If you do not have paypal account you can still use your credit card to pay, the paypal page accepts credit cards. Additionally, special arrangement can be made by contacting us via the contact form.
Registration is done at the local Registrar at the Ministry of Education for each Caribbean Country. The CXC Local Registrar in each territory determines the opening and closing dates.
For Trinidad and Tobago
The registration process is different for private and in-school candidates. In-school candidates are registered by their schools by December for CSEC exams being held the following May/June.
Only registered users can access the all the tutorial, past papers, multiple choice questions, exam tips etc. Ordinary visitor to site have limited access. You must register to have unlimited access.
Twice per year, in January and in May of an academic year.
You ability to be ready for the exam will depend on you skill level and you ability and availability of time to put in the work required to get you ready for the exams. A student you needs light remedial work will obviously take less time than a person who now is starting from 'cratch'.
Yes, as long as you can read averagely you have a chance, and if you can't read (then you will not be reading this lol), but seriouly if your reading is poor you can improve it visiting the Library more often and reading some books; join the an adult literacy class, if you are and adult or a remedial class is you are in schoold etc. However, the lesson are mainly through vidoe tutorials and we started from the begining so you can take your time and learn a little everyday.
