Gcsemathsinfourweeks Reviews 5

My son was predicted a 5 in Maths, however, after using the book, his final GCSE result is a 7.
We were all over the moon and very grateful for how the book helped improve his grade.

My daughter mock results were well below the pass mark needed. After working through the book, it has helped her to pass her GCSE at grade 4, she was 3 marks of a grade 5. Am so thankful as a few of her class have resits for the subject next year.

My son was over the moon to get a strong five and we were in shock because he'd gone from a three in his pre mocks to just scraping a four in his mocks in January. Whilst we had to nag, the resources really reinforced what he'd covered at school and gave him more confidence going into his exams. He sat the AQA foundation paper.

Really helped my son who was struggling with maths. His teacher advised him not to enter the top level exams as he ‘wasn’t a natural mathematician’. Thankfully after coming across the resources offered and putting in a lot of hard work he is now studying maths for A-Level after achieving top marks in his GCSE.

I can’t comment on the quality of the maths content, but I was disappointed with the overall buying experience. The images are misleading — one of the books are about half the thickness shown, and there are no CDs included.

My first order was £35 for two small books and an eBook. Afterwards, I was shown a time-limited “upgrade” offer, which looked like more physical products but actually turned out to be digital files costing £102.

I only received £4.95 back after returning one book, and once you open any of the digital files, you lose the right to a refund.

So while the material might help some, I’d advise reading everything carefully. There’s very little physical content, and no goodwill refunds once digital files are accessed.