SAT Math — Advanced
Raise the ceiling on a foundation that already holds.
For students whose fundamentals are secure and whose remaining points are sitting in the hardest third of the section. The focus moves to multi-step problems, unfamiliar wording, trap answers, pacing and the strategy decisions that separate a good score from a top one.
Taught personally by Eng. Abdelrhman Desouky, using the same seven-stage system across every program.
- Exam
- SAT Math
- Level
- Advanced
- Duration
- 10 weeks
- Sessions
- 20 sessions
- Session length
- 2 hours per session
- Format
- Small groups, plus a one-to-one option
Who it is for
Is this the right level?
The diagnostic assessment gives the definitive answer — but these are the students this program is built for.
Entry
Diagnostic assessment, or completion of SAT Math — Basic. The move up is based on results, not preference.
- Students who have completed SAT Math — Basic
- Students whose diagnostic shows a solid foundation
- Students already scoring well who are stuck below their target
- Students who run out of time before the last questions
What students learn
The SAT Math syllabus, taught in order
Topics are taught in a deliberate sequence — each one builds on the last, and nothing advanced is attempted before its foundation is secure.
Advanced Math
- Nonlinear equations and systems
- Quadratic and polynomial functions in depth
- Exponential growth and decay
- Function transformations and interpretation
- Rational expressions and radical equations
Hard-question technique
- Multi-step and multi-topic problems
- Abstract and symbolic questions
- Recognising and avoiding trap answers
- Back-solving, substitution and estimation
- Choosing the fastest valid route under time
Data & modelling
- Interpreting models and their parameters
- Line of best fit and predictions
- Probability and conditional reasoning from tables
- Sample statistics and margin of error
Geometry & Trigonometry — advanced
- Circle equations in the coordinate plane
- Complex multi-shape figures
- Trigonometric relationships and radians
Exam strategy
- Module pacing and time allocation
- Handling the adaptive second module
- Decision-making: solve, skip, or return
- Managing pressure in the final minutes
What is included
The full system, applied to this program
Every stage of the educational system runs inside this program. Nothing is an optional add-on.
Teaching
Advanced concepts explained, then pushed to exam difficulty.
Sessions
Harder problem sets with strategy discussion built in.
Homework
Advanced sets after every session, corrected individually.
Quizzes
Timed quizzes at full exam difficulty, scored by topic.
Reviews
Deep review of every error, including timing and strategy errors.
Mock exams
Four full-length digital-format mocks with tracked score trend.
Feedback
Written feedback after each quiz and mock, visible to parents.
Materials
Advanced workbook, hard-question sets and strategy guides.
Expected learning outcome
What a student should be able to do at the end
These are learning outcomes, not score promises. No specific score is guaranteed — what is committed to is the process, the measurement and the feedback behind it.
- 01The hardest questions attempted rather than skipped
- 02Reliable pacing across both modules
- 03Stable mock performance instead of results that swing
- 04A calm, rehearsed exam-day routine
Register
Start SAT Math — Advanced with an assessment
The diagnostic confirms whether this is the right program and the right level. Message on WhatsApp or send the contact form to arrange it.
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