INTRODUCTION

Mathematics is a subject that can prove to be challenging for many students. From
elementary school to higher education, mathematics struggles can arise due to a variety
of reasons. One of the reasons why students may struggle with mathematics is that they
do not have a solid foundation in the subject. Mathematics is a cumulative subject, and
students need to have a good grasp of basic concepts before moving on to more
complex topics. If students do not have a strong foundation, they may find it difficult to
keep up with the pace of the class. Students also struggle to perform well academically
in the middle of the pandemic because online class is not that effective. According to
Booms (2021) Math tutoring can help students re-learn concepts from previous classes
while retroactively aiding their understanding of new material and how it relates to
previous concepts so that they don’t fall behind in their class. So, we come up with this
service called "Problem Solved: The Answer is You" where in we tutor students using an
app platform. The purpose of this tutoring service is to help students help themselves by
assisting and guiding them. Math tutors improve confidence, improve study habits, and
can help students prepare for college by offering advanced material. In this way, as we
teach high school students, we could also benefit from this math tutoring service
because it also helps us to recall the basics of math, which is the most important thing in
learning mathematics.

MARKET ANALYSIS

Target Market
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Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12

It is not uncommon for students in grades 7 to 12 to struggle with math. Math is a

subject that requires logical thinking, problem-solving skills, and the ability to
understand abstract concepts. Additionally, the curriculum becomes more complex as
students move through middle and high school, so some students may struggle to keep
up with the pace. So, we chose this grade level to help students get a strong foundation
in mathematics.
 Willingness to take up tutoring classes

7%
12% Agree
Neutral
Disagree

81%

We come up to this result through a survey form to our target market. In our
survey ,agree is 81%, neutral is 12% and disagree is 7% which is a good result. There are
several factors that can influence a student's willingness to take tutoring classes.
Number one reason is difficulty with the subject, if a student is struggling with a
particular subject or topic, they may be more willing to take tutoring classes to improve
their understanding and grades.

Willingness to spend

26% Agree
36% Neutral
Disagree

38%

In our survey, agree is 36%, neutral is 38% and disagree is 26%. The willingness of
students to spend on tutoring classes can be influenced by a combination of factors such
as subject, grade level, location, tutor's qualifications and experience, and availability of
free resources.
 Willingness to spend

5%
19% Agree
Neutral
Disagree

76%

In our survey, agree is 76%, neutral 19% and disagree is 5%. Math textbooks are
essential materials for math tutoring classes. They provide a structured and
comprehensive approach to teaching math concepts and can help students understand
mathematical principles in a logical and sequential manner. Math worksheets are
another important material used in math tutoring classes. These provide students with
practice problems to reinforce their understanding of the concepts taught in class.

MANAGEMENT DESCRIPTION
Our Math tutors possess the following qualifications:
1. Strong math skills
 The tutor should have a deep understanding of math concepts and be able to solve math problems
with ease. This will help them explain difficult concepts to their students in a clear and concise
manner.
2. Teaching experience
 The tutor should have experience teaching math to students of different ages and skill levels. This
will enable them to tailor their teaching methods to meet the needs of each student.
3. Communication skills
 The tutor should be able to explain math concepts in a way that is easy for the student to
understand. They should also be able to listen actively to the student's questions and provide clear
and concise answers.
4. Patience
 Math can be a difficult subject for some students, and a good math tutor should be patient and
understanding. They should be able to help students work through problems step-by-step, without
becoming frustrated or impatient.
5. Creativity
 A good math tutor should be creative in their teaching methods, using visual aids, real-life
examples, and other techniques to help students understand difficult concepts.