Get Pre-Calculus Classwork and Test Help From Bezman Wess

Before taking calculus, an advanced college-level math course necessary from many math and science-oriented career paths, students will often take a pre-calculus course in either high school or college.

Pre-calculus isn’t always a clearly-defined set of material like calculus, and it isn’t necessarily a required course for everyone. It can sometimes even go under different names – some colleges may offer an “Algebra II” class that’s treated as a pre-calculus course.

Generally, it builds on concepts introduced in Trigonometry, Geometry and Algebra and bridges the gap between them and calculus. In this way, a pre-calculus course can be a helpful introduction to the subject matter of calculus before taking the main course.

If you’ve struggled in previous math courses, though, and are finding the work involved with pre-calculus difficult, you may be doubting your ability to succeed with calculus even if you do well enough to get through this class.

We’d like to help you change that.

In your sessions with us, we’ll:

– Establish which concepts or types of problems you’re struggling with most

– Practice and review problems to discover where exactly your misunderstandings are causing you trouble

– Review what you’ve read or worked on in class or for homework assignments

– For tests – practice the exact types of problems that will appear on your exam

…and much more.

If you’d like a brief overview of the ideas involved in pre-calculus and an opportunity for some practice, check out the pre-calculus module from Khan Academy.