A previous attempt did not go well, or the exam feels overwhelming
We practise clear methods and work through timed mock papers.
I’m Demid. 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.
You don’t need to be exam-ready. The diagnostic is free, and you decide whether to continue lessons. You can also write without the questions. Lessons are mainly in Russian. No lessons are offered in English.

We practise clear methods and work through timed mock papers.
We learn to recognise the problem type and choose a method before calculating.
We work on the foundations needed for EPM problems, with explanations in Russian.
We set priorities and practise typical EPM problem types.
I ask oral questions about theory and German EPM task wording. Your answers help identify gaps and decide where to start.
Come with the level you have now. There is no obligation to continue with paid lessons.
How you are preparing, when you plan to take the exam and what feels difficult.
Questions about theory and task wording help reveal gaps. This is an oral conversation, not a set of exercises to solve.
We discuss which topics to cover and the order of your further preparation.
My approach to preparation
I’m Demid, a mathematics student at TU Graz. I specialise in preparing students and applicants for the Ergänzungsprüfung Mathematik through VGUH Graz.
I focus on understanding rather than memorising templates. We first discuss why a method works, then turn it into a clear solution in the format expected on the exam.

We discuss the topic, solve problems and keep the board notes for later practice.
We choose the pace and topics to suit your level and exam date.
You keep the board notes after each lesson.
We work on typical problems and the expected way to show your reasoning.
First we work on the main gaps, then practise full papers.
The EPM (Ergänzungsprüfung Mathematik) is a supplementary mathematics exam for admission to Austrian universities. Depending on the university, students take it through VWU in Vienna or VGUH in Graz.
I specialise in the EPM at VGUH Graz. We work on German task wording and showing your reasoning, not just getting the final answer.
Identify what is given and what you need to find.
Recognise an approach instead of trying formulas at random.
Make the main steps and final answer clear.
No. Lessons are primarily conducted in Russian, and lessons in German are also possible. We work with German EPM task wording and terminology in either format. Lessons are not offered in English.
I ask oral questions about mathematical theory and the wording of EPM tasks. Your answers help us identify gaps, then we discuss which topics to work on and in what order. The diagnostic is free and does not oblige you to continue.
An individual online lesson lasts 60 minutes and costs €40. An optional package of 10 individual lessons costs €360. Unused package lessons are refunded at €36 each; statutory cancellation rights remain unaffected.
You can answer three short questions or open Telegram without the questionnaire. The site prepares a draft, but nothing is sent automatically: review it and press Send yourself. After the questionnaire, a copy remains visible on the page.
EPM stands for Ergänzungsprüfung Mathematik, a mathematics exam required for admission to Austrian universities. Depending on the university, students take it through VWU in Vienna or VGUH in Graz. My main focus is the EPM at VGUH Graz. In the diagnostic, we clarify your exam requirements and preparation.
Book a free diagnostic, identify the main gaps and leave with clear first priorities for the exam.