COURSE OVERVIEW
Introducing students to mathematical problems at the difficulty level of the TMUA (Test of Mathematics for University Admission).
This course will prepare students for the TMUA (Test of Mathematics for University Admission), the mathematical admissions test used by some universities for undergraduate admissions for Mathematics and other maths-related degree programmes.
The TMUA consists of two papers, each with 20 multiple-choice questions. This course will develop students’ problem-solving skills so they have confidence in applying for universities that require the exam or consider it in the application process. Expert tutors will support students in their preparation for the exam.
7 online study sessions
The course will run as 7 sessions online in small groups, with the opportunity to communicate with the course tutor during the live sessions via the instant chat feature of the virtual classroom.
Preparing for the TMUA (Test of Mathematics for University Admission)
What you will learn
Designed for Year 12 students anticipating sitting the TMUA (Test of Mathematics for University Admission) in the Autumn or Spring term
Frequently asked questions
Year 12 student who will be going into Year 13 in September and are anticipating sitting the TMUA in the Autumn or Spring term.
No, unfortunately, if you have already received a place on our Problem Solving Matters course, you will not be eligible to apply to the Preparing for the MAT or TMUA course.
However, we will be happy to accept an application for the on demand, self-study courses for the MAT and TMUA university entrance tests:
Preparing for Preparing for the Mathematics Admissions Test (MAT) – On Demand
Preparing for the Test of Mathematics for University Admission (TMUA) – On Demand
This course is for students from state-funded schools, colleges and academies in the United Kingdom.
When a course is open for application students can apply via the apply button on this page. Applications expected to be open during June, July and August, however we will close applications early if we reach capacity.
Students will need to register for a myMEI account using their current school/college address and their pupil email address. Applications made using personal details will not be eligible.
Yes – We welcome applications from home educated students, if you are home educated please contact us via studentengagement@mei.org.uk before submitting an application to request an MEI account.
Please state you wish to intend to apply for Preparing for Problem Solving Matters course and include your home address and email.
You can find information regarding the TMUA and other admissions tests on our page here:
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You can also find more information about the TMUA on the University Admissions Test UK website.