Latest News
1 September 2026: New worksheet published with notes and questions involving geometry. I haven't had time to compile as many additional worksheets as I planned this summer, but do check out the additional topics on the JZMaths website for great questions on transformations, sequences, and more.
30 August 2026: Implied grade boundaries for my mock papers A to D now available. I am extremely grateful to Joe at JZ Maths who has analysed the data from students completing my mocks on his exam simulator and produced the implied grade boundaries in this document. These will be updated periodically as more students complete these papers.
10 August 2026: New worksheet published on the Modulus Function. More to come later this month - thanks to those who have requested specific topics - I will work on the most popular ones first.
26 July 2026: Revised version of the website launched! I hope you like it. Please email me with any broken links etc.
More 'extra' worksheets coming in August.
16 July 2026: Tyler Tutoring mock exam papers are all available for online practice at https://jzmaths.com/. This is a great new website with a huge amount of high quality free TMUA resources.
8 July 2026: New worksheet published on Abstract Functions with notes and 15 new multiple choice questions. Planning to write a few more of these including one on the modulus function.
Let me know what other topics you would like to see.
About Me
I am Jackie Tyler. I studied Maths at Cambridge University (many moons ago!) and for the last 16 years I have been a Maths tutor, founding Tyler Tutoring, and working with students as they prepare for their GCSE and A Level Maths and Further Maths exams.
For the last few years my focus has been helping students prepare for university entrance exams in Maths, predominantly the STEP, TMUA and MAT exams. As well as my own students I have worked as a tutor for The Oxbridge Formula and The Profs, and volunteered with The Access Project.
In 2024 I shared some of my resources with Rob Drew who made videos of the solutions on his YouTube channel and the response was very positive with many students contacting me to ask for more resources. I made these all freely available on a shared Google Drive, with the intention of setting up a website at some point. And thanks to student Taha Kahn (contact.mtaha@gmail.com), who volunteered to help me plan the design and structure of this website, these resources are now immediately available to anyone. You can find some comments on my resources from previous students below.
If you have ideas for additional resources that would be useful, or improvements to this site, please contact me at tyler.tutoring@hotmail.com.
Testimonials
“I wanted to give my sincere thanks to you for all these resources because I found them very helpful. With so much more practice thanks to these, I managed to improve my TMUA grade noticeably.
I also really appreciate that I was given free access to these, as I am from a low-income family, and the first person from my family to go uni.”
PZ achieved 7.5 in the TMUA in October 2024 and received offers to study Computer Science at both Cambridge and Imperial College, London.
“My son sat the TMUA in October 2024 and scored 5.5. He decided to try again in 2025 and came out with a 7.1. That improvement was entirely thanks to Jackie Tyler. He’s an international student and didn’t study A-levels, so having a resource this clear and structured made an enormous difference.
[The Tyler Tutoring] website has not only great information and tutorials, but the worksheets and practice tests were incredible. They helped us pinpoint the exact areas of maths he was struggling with and really focus on them.”
HR October 2025
“The resources on the website are amazing and were crucial resources in my preparation which helped me get a 6.2 in the TMUA in under 1.5 months”.
DJ October 2025
“The resources helped me achieve highly enough to get a Cambridge interview and an offer at Imperial for Computing.”
CC October 2024
“These were the best resources I could find (I went through so many). They covered pretty much every topic that could come up in TMUA and trained transferable skills for MAT. I found the difficulty of the problems to be very comparable and sometimes harder (which was perfect for me). I ended up getting into Oxford for maths!”
PK October 2024
"The worksheets were invaluable for my preparation as I could focus on the topics I struggled with the most. I would not have done anywhere near as well on the TMUA without them.”
A achieved 7.7 in the TMUA in October 2024 and received offers from Cambridge to do Maths and Imperial for joint Maths and Computer Science.