Now accepting students for Russian-speaking lessons for the EPM in Graz

A clear plan for the EPM

I’ll help you understand German task wording, close the gaps holding you back and practise full EPM solutions in Russian, with German where the exam requires it.

  • Mathematics student at TU Graz
  • Focused on the EPM at VGUH Graz
  • Russian explanations, German exam terms
Watch an EPM walkthrough on YouTube

Answer three short questions. Telegram opens a prepared draft, and only you can send it. Lessons are mainly in Russian. No lessons are offered in English.

Calculus notes and a function graph prepared for an EPM lesson

What matters on the EPM

Formulas are only one part of the exam. You also need to understand the German wording, choose a method and show enough working for the solution to be followed.

  1. 01
    Understand the task

    Read the German wording and identify what is given and what you need to find.

  2. 02
    Choose a method

    Recognise the task type before you start calculating.

  3. 03
    Show your working

    Write the main steps and a clear final answer in the format expected on the exam.

Two people working through a calculus problem together

Preparation based on your level

We start from your current level and the time left before your exam, not from page one of a generic course.

Free diagnostic

We solve a few EPM-style problems, identify the main gaps and decide what to tackle first.

German task wording

We practise the terms and sentence patterns used in EPM tasks, even when I explain the mathematics in Russian.

Practice for your exam

We cover the gaps that matter, practise common task types and work towards your exam date.

When tutoring can help

You know the theory but get stuck at the first step.
The German wording makes familiar mathematics hard to recognise.
You need to revisit parts of school mathematics.
The exam is close and you need to decide what to study first.

Why prepare with me

I’m a mathematics student at TU Graz and an independent tutor focused specifically on the Ergänzungsprüfung Mathematik connected with VGUH Graz.

I do not replace understanding with memorised templates. We first establish why a method works, then turn it into a clear solution in the format expected on the exam.

Online lessons with notes you can keep

Lessons take place in Google Meet and Miro. The board stays available afterwards, so you can review the full solution.

Frequently asked questions

Language, format and what happens after the diagnostic.

Do I need to speak Russian?

Yes. The tutoring is designed for Russian-speaking students, and lessons are primarily conducted in Russian. German is used for EPM task wording and may also be used during the lesson when needed. Lessons are not offered in English.

What happens during the free diagnostic?

We solve a few EPM-style problems, identify the main gaps and decide what to work on first. The diagnostic is free and does not oblige you to continue.

How long is a lesson and what does it cost?

A standard online lesson lasts 60 minutes and costs €40. An optional package of 10 lessons costs €360. Unused package lessons are refunded at €36 each; statutory cancellation rights remain unaffected.

How do I request a diagnostic?

Answer three short questions on the site. Telegram opens with a prepared draft, but nothing is sent automatically: review it and press Send yourself. A copy remains visible on the page.

Find out what is holding back your EPM preparation

Book a free diagnostic, identify the main gaps and leave with clear first priorities for the exam.

Question 1 of 3

Before the diagnostic

Three answers help me understand your situation before we speak. They only go into a Telegram draft. Nothing is sent automatically.

How are you preparing at the moment?

Open Telegram without questions