The Mathematics programme consists of 21 levels, spans from level 7A to O, with 7A being the easiest and O the most difficult. Each level contains 200 worksheets. They focus on the development of strong calculation skills and aim to assist students in advancing independently to achieve upper secondary school Mathematics within the shortest possible period.

To develop students' ability to self-study upper secondary school Mathematics with ease.

Structured Learning Materials         • The Kumon Mathematics curriculum consists of 21 Levels ranging from basic counting such as the number 1 to 10, to university level Mathematics such as Calculus.         • The lower levels of Kumon Mathematics are the foundation that needs to be mastered for the study of higher levels.             Minute-step Progression         • This small step progression structure is designed to allow students understand and apply the connections between previous learning materials with new ones.         • This encourages faster understanding and advancement.         • The specially designed worksheets allow students to learn at his or her own pace, moving forward when he or she is ready for the next learning focus.             Examples and Illustrations         • Many examples and illustrations are provided when moving into new areas of learning, assisting students in learning these materials on their own. As a result, students can effectively learn by themselves.           Addition Introduction Vertical addition Multiplication Introduction of multiplication. Relationship of addition and multiplication       Fractions Addition of fractions Simultaneous equation Simultaneous linear equations in three and four variables Differentiation Various sequences           Integral Increase and decrease of functions                 Supplementary Learning Materials           Magnetic Number Board This board facilitates students' number recognition and their understanding of number relationships. It also trains the students' hands and eyes coordination and acts as a mental stimuli that develops the brain.           Multiplication table Students enhance their multiplication skills by reciting the multiplication table, which is also a skill essential for smooth progress while doing division and fractions.