Frequently Asked Questions

Class Mathematics is an Australian maths platform with 17,000+ curriculum-aligned questions and fully worked, step-by-step solutions. It's designed for teachers, tutors, students, and parents — covering Years 7 through 12 across all Australian states.

The platform serves three audiences:

• Teachers — build quizzes and tests with a drag-and-drop builder and print-ready outputs
• Tutors — create professional worksheets for each student and deliver structured lessons
• Students & Parents — access thousands of practice questions with step-by-step worked solutions

Class Mathematics covers Years 7 through 12, including all courses within each year level (e.g. Core, Advanced, Extension 1, Extension 2 for NSW; General, Methods, Specialist for QLD and VIC).

Three things set it apart: every question has a complete, step-by-step worked solution with no steps skipped; all content is aligned to individual Australian state syllabuses (not a generic curriculum); and the platform includes a built-in quiz and worksheet builder with professional print options.

No. Class Mathematics is entirely web-based. You can access it from any device with a browser — desktop, tablet, or phone.

• Teachers: $99/year or $19.95/month
• Tutors: $99/year or $19.95/month
• Students & Parents: $34.95/year or $7.95/month

All plans include full access. Visit our Pricing page for more details.

Yes. You can create a free account to explore the platform, browse sample content, and see how the quiz builder works — no credit card required.

Yes. All plans can be cancelled at any time. If you cancel, you'll retain access until the end of your current billing period.

Yes. If you're interested in a school-wide licence for multiple teachers, please contact us and we'll put together a tailored arrangement for your school.

We accept all major credit and debit cards. Payment is processed securely online when you sign up for a monthly or yearly plan.

The quiz builder lets you create quizzes and tests in two ways. Manual mode: filter by state, year, course, topic, and subtopic, then handpick individual questions and drag to reorder. Random mode: set your filters and let the system generate a randomised quiz for you. Both modes produce print-ready outputs.

Yes. When generating a quiz, you can choose to include lined working space for students or keep it clean — depending on your preference or the type of task. You also get a separate fully worked solutions document.

Yes. Class Mathematics covers each Australian state curriculum individually — NSW, QLD, VIC, SA, WA, and TAS. The questions you access are specifically aligned to your state's syllabus, not a generic version.

Yes. Quizzes you create can be saved for later use, making it easy to reuse them across classes or modify them for future assessments.

Yes. The worksheet builder lets you filter by state, year level, course, topic, and subtopic — so you can create targeted worksheets for each student's specific needs. You can switch between year levels and topics instantly.

Every question comes with a complete, step-by-step worked solution. This saves you time preparing explanations, ensures consistent methods across your students, and gives you a professional document to share with students or parents after sessions.

Yes. Instead of handwritten notes or ad-hoc worksheets, you can deliver polished, print-ready worksheets with clean formatting and separate worked solutions. Parents notice the difference — it signals structure and professionalism.

Yes. The platform covers Years 7 through 12 across all courses and states. You can switch between year levels, topics, and courses instantly — making it easy to prepare for back-to-back sessions with students at different levels.

Yes. You can create comprehensive revision packs by selecting questions across multiple topics within a course, or focus on specific areas where a student needs practice. Generate them in minutes and print with worked solutions included.

Every question has a complete, step-by-step worked solution that shows exactly how to get from the question to the answer. No steps are skipped. This helps students understand the method — not just memorise the answer — and learn how to structure their own working properly.

No. The worked solutions are designed to show the method clearly, so you don't need to "relearn maths" yourself. You can follow along with your child's work and see exactly how each question should be solved using current methods.

Yes. All questions are aligned to your state's specific syllabus. Whether your child is in NSW, QLD, VIC, SA, WA, or TAS — the practice matches what's being taught in their classroom.

Yes. The platform includes exam-style questions for senior years, and content is structured with progression from introductory through to exam level. Students can target specific topics they find difficult or work through a full course for comprehensive revision.

Yes. Questions and worked solutions can be accessed online or printed. You can choose clean layouts or include lined working space for practice.

Class Mathematics covers NSW, QLD, VIC, SA, WA, and TAS. Each state's syllabus is covered individually — the content is not a one-size-fits-all approach.

There are currently 17,000+ questions across the platform, covering Years 7 through 12, all states, and all courses. Every single question has a fully worked, step-by-step solution.

Content is structured hierarchically: State → Year Level → Course → Topic → Subtopic. This makes it easy to find exactly what you need, whether you're looking for a specific subtopic or browsing an entire course.

All questions and worked solutions are written and reviewed by experienced Australian maths educators, including educators with over 45 years of teaching experience across multiple states and curricula.

Yes. The question database is continuously growing. New questions and topics are added regularly, and content is updated to reflect any syllabus changes across states.

The platform is currently focused on Australian state curricula. However, there is significant overlap between Australian senior maths courses and IB Higher and Standard Level Mathematics, particularly in topics like calculus, trigonometry, and probability.