Tutoring in Switzerland — from CHF 79/h + 8.1% MwSt.
Tutoring in Switzerland — from CHF 79/h + 8.1% MwSt.
One subject, every curriculum a Zug family meets — from primary numeracy and the Kanton Zug Gymi entrance through IGCSE, IB Higher Level and the Matura to A-Level and university calculus. Your tutor finds the topic gap, teaches it properly, and marks every answer the way the examiner will. At home across the canton or online, assigned in 48–72 hours, refundable in full if a session falls short.
Maths tutoring with Rundil costs CHF 89 per hour excl. 8.1% MwSt for the tier almost every family needs (CHF 99 for exam-critical final-year maths, IB Higher Level and university modules). Tell us the curriculum, the level and the year group; we assign a degree-qualified maths tutor for that exact syllabus within 48 to 72 hours, at home in Zug, Baar, Cham or Rotkreuz — or online anywhere in Switzerland, at the same price — and refund any session in full if it falls short.
Tell us the stage your child is at and which levels of maths are hurting. We will show you what a weekly rhythm actually costs — no email, no waiting, no sales call.
Our Experienced tutors handle maths at every level from primary to A-Level. Choose the second option for exam-critical final-year maths, IB Higher Level, A-Level Further Maths or university modules, if your child has an access arrangement such as extra time, or if they need additional learning support — we assign from our Most Accomplished tutors.
Maths is a subject where a gap never closes on its own. A shaky fraction in primary becomes a broken equation at IGCSE and an impossible integral at IB Higher Level — the marks are lost far downstream from where the trouble started. Add exam technique on top, where a right answer with no working scores less than clear method with a slip, and understanding alone is not enough. Rundil assigns a tutor who finds the exact topic that broke, rebuilds it, and marks the working the way the examiner will — for your child's curriculum at ISZL, Kantonsschule Zug or the Gymi entrance, and behind every hour a full refund if it falls short.
IB Analysis, IGCSE Extended, the Matura and A-Level ask genuinely different things. Tell us the programme and level and we assign a tutor who teaches that syllabus — typically within 48 to 72 hours.
Past-paper working comes back against the published mark scheme, with the method marks written on. Your child stops guessing what a good solution looks like and starts recognising one.
Maths trouble is almost always a specific topic left behind years earlier. Session one traces the marks back to where it broke, then rebuilds from there rather than piling new content on a cracked foundation.
A fortnightly session through the year, two a week in the run-in, nothing once the paper is sat. No registration fee, no minimum term, nothing to cancel when the exam is done.
Every Rundil tutor is degree-qualified, employed by us and vetted before a first assignment. Between them: ETH Zürich, EPFL, the University of Basel and the University of Zürich. Our maths specialists lead — Daniel, an ETH physicist, is based in Zug and teaches across the canton — and behind them sit science, physics and foundational tutors for the maths that shows up inside another subject or years before an exam.
Lead maths specialist — IB, IGCSE & A-Level · online across Zug
MSc Mathematics, ETH Zürich · 8+ years teaching and tutoring maths from IGCSE to IB Higher Level
Sophie is our lead maths specialist, teaching from IGCSE 0580 and Additional Maths (0606) up through A-Level and IB Analysis and Approaches at Higher Level — the exact route ISZL Diploma students in Zug take. She is unusually good at the part most tutors skip: reading the mark scheme with the student until they can see where the method marks live, and why a correct answer with no working is worth less than a wrong one with clear method. Her Higher Level students spend most of their final term on timed past-paper practice rather than fresh content.
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Maths & Physics — calculus and mechanics · Zug
MSc Physics & Mathematics, ETH Zürich · 9+ years of international-school teaching, IGCSE through IB
Daniel is the Rundil maths tutor based in Zug, teaching at home right across the canton — Baar, Cham, Rotkreuz — as well as online. He teaches maths and physics together, which matters more than it sounds: most physics marks lost at this level go on rearranging an equation, not on the physics — and the same algebra sits under a maths course too. He covers IGCSE, A-Level and IB maths, and is the tutor Zug families ask for when calculus, mechanics and the applied side of a maths course are where the trouble is. Every topic ends with a timed exam question marked to the real scheme.
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Science & statistics — the maths inside the sciences · Basel
PhD Molecular Biology, University of Basel · MSc Biochemistry · 8+ years tutoring IGCSE and IB sciences
Amira is a science specialist who supports the quantitative side of the sciences and the statistics that trips biology and chemistry students up: data handling, standard form, rates and the probability that appears in a science course. She works alongside our maths tutors for students whose maths gap shows up first in physics or chemistry, and covers IGCSE and IB sciences in full. Every topic ends with an exam-style question and a real mark, so revision stops being re-reading.
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Physics & applied maths — mechanics and modelling · online across Zug
MSc Physics, EPFL · 10+ years of IGCSE, IB and A-Level teaching
Matteo is a physics specialist who teaches the mechanics and applied mathematics that sit inside a physics course, and supports students whose A-Level or IB maths is being dragged down by the applied and modelling questions. He has taught the same students through IGCSE and out into A-Level and IB, so he builds the maths habits the next course will assume rather than the ones that scrape a grade now, and is particularly effective with students who can do the maths verbally but freeze at the multi-step written question.
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Maths — Swiss Matura & Kanton Zug Gymi entrance
MSc Mathematics, University of Zürich · Lehrdiplom für Maturitätsschulen · 11+ years teaching the Swiss curriculum and Matura maths
Lukas is a qualified Swiss secondary maths teacher who specialises in the Swiss Matura and the Kanton Zug Gymnasium entrance. He knows the cantonal papers, the German-language mathematical vocabulary and exactly which topics the Swiss curriculum covers earlier or later than the international ones — so he is the obvious assignment for a Kantonsschule Zug Matura or the Zug Gymi entrance, and for families moving a child between the Swiss and international systems. He teaches in English or German, whichever gets the maths across faster.
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Primary & foundational maths — number confidence · online across Zug
Experienced primary and lower-secondary maths teacher · calm with anxious learners, in English or German
Thomas is our primary and foundational maths tutor, the one families ask for when a younger child has lost confidence with numbers or when a gap left years ago is quietly blocking everything since. He teaches primary arithmetic, times tables, fractions and the early algebra of lower secondary patiently, rebuilds number sense, and hands the student on to an exam specialist when the time comes. He is unhurried with anxious learners and works in English or German.
Read full profileEvery tutor is individually interviewed, background-checked and assigned to the maths levels and curricula they actually teach. You are never asked to browse profiles and guess — tell us the curriculum, the level and the year group, and we assign the specialist, typically within 48 to 72 hours. We never promise a named tutor before the assignment is confirmed.
A free trial lesson is a promise that expires exactly when it starts to matter. Maths families do not need protecting in the quiet term — they need it in the fortnight before the paper, when there is no time left to fix a bad assignment. So ours never expires. If a session falls short in week two or week sixty, the student asks and it is refunded in full.
The 1.5-hour structure holds whether it is IB Analysis at ISZL or the Kanton Zug Gymi entrance paper — find what the last paper actually cost, teach the topic properly, then put it back under exam conditions before the student leaves.
The hour in the room is the product, but it is not all of it. Three things arrive whether you ask for them or not.
Rundil covers the whole of mathematics — number and algebra, geometry, calculus, probability and statistics — across every curriculum taught in Zug, from primary and the Kanton Zug Gymi entrance through IGCSE, IB, the Matura and A-Level to university. Tutors are assigned to the exact syllabus, because IB Analysis at Higher Level and IGCSE Extended are not the same job.
Maths tuition around Zug is advertised from roughly CHF 28 an hour on a marketplace to CHF 260 at the elite end. We sit deliberately in the upper-middle. The useful question is not what an hour costs — it is how many hours it takes, and whether the topic finally sticks before the exam.
Three steps from booking form to a maths tutor at your kitchen table in Zug — or on screen — usually inside 48 to 72 hours.
Tell us the curriculum, the level and the year group on the booking form. Two minutes. If you are not sure which maths course, send us the school and year group on WhatsApp.
We assign a degree-qualified maths tutor for that exact syllabus — typically within 48 to 72 hours — and confirm the name and the schedule by WhatsApp. Faster is sometimes possible; we never promise it.
Session one traces the marks back to the topic that broke and separates lost content from lost technique. From there it is teach, practise, prove — every session refundable if it falls short.
Four very different maths situations, one shared truth: a gap left alone only grows, and the exam date belongs to the curriculum, not to your family calendar.
Times tables, fractions or the first year of algebra have started to slip, and confidence with it. This is the cheapest maths tutoring you will ever buy — a fortnightly session now costs a fraction of an exam-year rescue, and stops the gap from compounding.
The Kanton Zug Gymnasium entrance — one cantonal exam, one chance — where the maths section rewards fast, accurate problem solving. We work the real Zug past papers at the actual timing and close the specific topic gaps before the day.
The mocks came back below the predicted grade in IGCSE, IB, Matura or A-Level maths and the paper is near. Add two sessions a week now, stop the week after the exam — nothing is holding you afterwards.
First-year calculus, linear algebra or statistics that has overwhelmed a strong student, or one moving up to IB Higher Level or A-Level Further Maths on a shaky foundation. Same tutors, same guarantee.
Almost every maths booking sits at CHF 89 per hour excl. 8.1% MwSt. The tier follows the tutor's qualification and how demanding the work is — never the curriculum, the level, the city, or how far the tutor travels.
| Tier | Best for | Rate excl. VAT |
|---|---|---|
| Experienced Tutors — the maths tier | Maths at every level and curriculum: primary and lower secondary, IGCSE and GCSE, IB, the Matura, Gymi entrance and A-Level | CHF 89/h |
| Most Accomplished Tutors | Exam-critical final-year maths, IB Higher Level, A-Level Further Maths, university modules, and students with an access arrangement or additional learning support | CHF 99/h |
| Conversational Languages | Practical spoken language for everyday use — not maths tuition | CHF 79/h |
| What a maths subject actually costs | One 1.5-hour session | Weekly, for a month |
|---|---|---|
| Experienced Tutors · CHF 89/h | CHF 133.50 | CHF 534 |
| Most Accomplished · CHF 99/h | CHF 148.50 | CHF 594 |
| Two sessions weekly · CHF 89/h | CHF 267 | CHF 1,068 |
For a settled weekly maths session through the school year, billed predictably.
For families adding hours around mocks and the final maths exam, paying only for what is used.
Maths is the one subject that never restarts: each stage builds directly on the last, so a gap left behind resurfaces years later. This is the map most Swiss families follow, and the point on it where we pick up.
| Stage | Typical years | What the maths really rewards | Start here |
|---|---|---|---|
| IB MYP | Years 7–9 | Number sense, the first real algebra and the problem-solving habits every later maths course silently assumes. | MYP tutoring Switzerland → |
| Gymi entrance | Aufnahmeprüfung | One cantonal exam, one chance — fast, accurate problem solving under time pressure, on the specific Kanton Zug paper. | Gymi preparation Zürich → |
| IGCSE & GCSEMost requested | Years 10–11 | Externally examined papers, Core or Extended entry, and the method-mark discipline that turns understanding into marks. | IGCSE tutors Switzerland → |
| A-Level Maths | AS & A2, Years 12–13 | Pure, mechanics and statistics in depth, and the mark-scheme discipline that separates a B from an A*. Additional Maths is the usual bridge. | A-Level tutoring Switzerland → |
| IB Diploma | Years 12–13 | Analysis and Approaches or Applications and Interpretation, SL or HL, plus the maths exploration. Extended IGCSE is close to the minimum for HL. | IB tutoring Switzerland → |
| Swiss Matura | Gymnasium | Analysis, algebra, probability and geometry sustained across years, in German or French, written and oral. | Exam preparation → |
We tutor maths for students across Zug's international schools and the Central Switzerland Gymnasium system alike — IB, IGCSE, A-Level and the Swiss Matura. These are the programmes behind the school names, so you can identify which maths syllabus your child actually sits.
Two promises written down rather than implied — because the two things maths families fear are paying for hours that changed nothing, and being tied to a tutor they cannot get away from in the term that counts.
A full refund is available after any session if the student requests it. No conditions, no asterisks, and not limited to the first lesson — every session, from primary numeracy right through to the exam fortnight itself. It applies across Switzerland, Germany and the Netherlands, and across every curriculum from IGCSE to IB and the Matura. If the tutor is not the right fit going forward, we reassign at no cost and with no friction.
We publish the rating we have rather than the one we would like. It is the whole Rundil review corpus across Switzerland, not a maths-only figure, and the six families below are all maths, across different levels and cities.
“We moved to Cham from Singapore in the middle of the IB year and our daughter had missed a whole block of Maths AI. Rundil had a tutor at our door within the week; he mapped exactly what ISZL had already covered, filled the gaps in the statistics and financial maths, and by the next report she was back on target.”
“Preparing for the Zug Langzeitgymnasium entrance felt like guesswork until we found Rundil. The tutor drilled the exact cantonal maths paper — the word problems and the timing our son kept running out of road on — at our kitchen table in Baar. He sat the Aufnahmeprüfung calm and earned his place.”
“Matura analysis was where our son kept losing marks at Kantonsschule Zug. His Rundil tutor teaches in German, knows the cantonal expectations, and turned the probability and curve-sketching questions from a weekly panic into something he can actually do. His grade climbed a full point.”
“Online lessons from Hünenberg worked far better than I expected for A-Level Maths. The shared whiteboard, past papers marked to the real scheme, the method marks written straight onto the script — my daughter finally saw where the marks in mechanics actually come from. Focused, well prepared, never a wasted hour.”
“IGCSE Additional Maths had completely overwhelmed our son. Week by week his tutor broke it into a short list of ideas and tested each one against real 0606 questions until it stuck, and the weekly written update meant we always knew where he stood. He walked into the exam prepared for the first time.”
“First-year calculus and linear algebra at university had knocked my confidence hard. My Rundil tutor rebuilt the foundations online from Zug, worked through the problem sets with me step by step, and showed me how proofs are actually marked. I passed the resit comfortably and now keep up in lectures.”
At-home maths tutoring right across Kanton Zug — and online maths tutoring everywhere else, at exactly the same price. Which matters here: a specialist for a particular curriculum can be spread thinly, so online is often the fastest way to reach a genuine IB Higher Level or Matura maths tutor from any corner of the canton.
Rundil provides one-to-one maths tutoring in Zug and across Kanton Zug for every curriculum and level — IB, IGCSE and GCSE, A-Level, the Swiss Matura and the Kanton Zug Gymi entrance, from primary numeracy to university calculus — at home in Zug town, Baar, Cham, Rotkreuz, Hünenberg and Steinhausen, and online in every canton. Maths is the one subject that never restarts: it builds directly on the year before, so a gap left in fractions in primary becomes a broken equation at IGCSE and an impossible integral at IB Higher Level. A tutor who knows "maths" in general is not the same as one who knows what IB Analysis Paper 2 asks for, or how the Matura marks a probability question.
So we do that identification for you. You tell us the curriculum, the level and the year group; we assign a degree-qualified maths tutor for that syllabus — one of them, Daniel, lives in Zug and teaches at home across the canton — typically within 48 to 72 hours, and confirm the name and schedule by WhatsApp. There is no gallery of profiles to sift through, no free-trial roulette, and no fee for changing your mind. If the fit is wrong, we reassign — and you never have to have the conversation with the tutor yourself.
Most of the marks we recover for maths students in Zug were never lost to a failure of intelligence. They were lost to a single topic that broke years earlier and was never repaired, to a student who reached the right number with no working on a method-mark question, who ran out of time because the first questions were done beautifully and slowly, or who was quietly placed on a lower tier and capped ever since. None of that is fixed by more content. It is fixed by a tutor tracing the marks back to where the maths broke, rebuilding from there, and putting the published mark scheme on the table next to the script until the student can see the method marks as clearly as the examiner does.
That is also why every Rundil session is refundable in full if the student asks — not the first lesson, any lesson, from primary right through to the final exam. It is a deliberately expensive promise. It is also the only honest way to say that we would rather sell you eight hours that close the gap than thirty that change the invoice.
Rundil charges CHF 89 per hour excl. 8.1% MwSt for maths tutoring, or CHF 99 for exam-critical final-year maths, IB Higher Level and university modules, whether the tutor sits at your kitchen table in Baar or joins from a screen in Lugano. Because a specialist for a particular curriculum can be scattered across Switzerland rather than clustered in one canton, online is frequently the fastest way to reach a genuine IB Higher Level, Matura or A-Level maths tutor — so it would be perverse to charge more for it. There is no subscription, no registration fee and no minimum term: run a fortnightly session through the year, double it in the weeks before the exam, and stop the week after. Free cancellation runs until 17:00 the day before, and on Flexi you pay only for hours completed. The tutoring is the product. Everything else stays out of the way.
IB, IGCSE, Matura, Gymi and A-Level specialists, every level from primary to university — CHF 89/h excl. VAT, at home across Zug or online for the same price, assigned in 48–72 hours. Every session refundable, and nothing to cancel once the exam is done.
