The difference between FS Maths and Neo Series

The difference between FS Maths and Neo Series

FS Maths

Our FS Maths Courses are guided course to help learners prepare for the IEB FS Maths final exam. In the course you'll receive weekly coaching, set work per week, termly assessments (which consist of two multiple-choice tests and two written exams) and reports. The course also spans from the 20th of January to October and upon completion, you will receive a certificate. Payment options include a six-month and twelve-month plan.

You can sign up for our FS Maths course here  .https://advantagelearn.com/further-studies-programmes/

Neo Series

Neo Series  is used to supplement your current mathematical learning experience. It consists of the DBE and IEB syllabi with a focus on Core maths but also covers Maths Lit ( Grade 10 - 12 ) as well as FS Maths. Payment options include a monthly subscription, a six-month and twelve-month plan.

You can sign up for Neo Series here.

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