Regular Maths Plans

Don't buy random maths lessons. Reserve a rhythm.

Brilliant Maths regular tutoring is built around recurring reserved capacity — a predictable weekly schedule, monthly billing and enough continuity for the tutor to understand the learner instead of starting from zero every time.

  • 12 monthsworking enrolment rhythm
  • Monthlyrecurring billing model
  • 1–3× / weekcore reserved schedules
  • R350+final rate secured through tutor placement

Build your plan

Choose the learning rhythm first. Price comes after tutor capacity.

Step 1 of 7
Who are we planning for?

The planner changes its wording slightly depending on who is using it.

What do you want regular maths support to help unlock?

The plan should serve a reason — not just fill an hour in the calendar.

Where is the learner right now?

Regular tutoring can repair, maintain or extend. The intensity should match the learner.

What should the weekly plan focus on?

What maths environment are we planning for?

Grade, subject and curriculum help define the tutor pool and preparation requirement.

How much weekly maths capacity do you want to reserve?

The core regular plans reserve the same weekly rhythm through the school terms. More intensive placements can be quoted separately where needed.

Regular plans are not PAYG bundles. The family reserves recurring tutor capacity. The current working model is a 12-month enrolment with monthly billing and a three-month cancellation notice if the family exits early, subject to the final enrolment agreement.

What tutor capacity should Brilliant secure?

Tutor supply is the scarce side of the market. Area, travel, subject, time and available specialist capacity affect the rate needed to secure the placement.

Your Regular Maths Plan

This is a planning brief only. The MVP does not send, store or track this plan yet.

Selected regular programme

Weekly Continuity

Reserve a consistent weekly slot and keep the learner moving.
Built for
Parent / learner
Future goal
Steady progress
Grade / subject
Grade 10 · Mathematics
Weekly rhythm
1 lesson / week
Planned term sessions
43 / year
Delivery
Flexible

Indicative range before tutor bid

R1,254 – R2,329 / month Illustrative annual term value: R15,050 – R27,950.
RequirementTutor poolAccepted bidSubscription rate
Agreement rhythm12 months

Working regular-enrolment model.

BillingMonthly

Designed for recurring card / debit order integration later.

Cancellation notice3 months

Working commercial policy; final legal terms belong in the enrolment agreement.

The range is not the learner's final quote.

Brilliant takes the requirement to suitable tutors. The final hourly rate depends on the tutor who accepts the placement, support intensity, subject level, area, travel, requested times and available capacity. Once the family approves the accepted rate, that recurring slot can be reserved.

Enquiry / subscription handoff will connect to the future backend.
Recurring tutoring is reserved capacity.

When Brilliant assigns a learner a weekly tutor slot, that capacity is no longer available to another family. Regular tutoring is therefore structured as an enrolment relationship — not a walk-in lesson product.

Why this matters

Why reserved capacity?

Maths support works better when there is still a slot next week.

PAYG tutoring makes every lesson a new scheduling decision. A recurring plan gives the learner a predictable rhythm and gives the tutor enough continuity to prepare, revisit previous work and notice patterns over time.

It also reflects the real economics of a tutor network: a reserved after-school slot cannot simultaneously be sold to another learner.

01
Same rhythm

The learner knows when maths support happens each week.

02
Context compounds

The tutor can build on earlier sessions instead of repeatedly re-diagnosing.

03
Recall stays active

Earlier work can be retrieved and revisited while new schoolwork continues.

04
Capacity stays protected

The learner's recurring slot is taken out of the available tutor pool.

Three regular rhythms

Choose how much weekly capacity the learner needs.

These plans define frequency and reserved capacity. They do not force every tutor onto one hourly rate.

1 lesson / week43

Weekly Continuity

For steady support, maintenance and keeping school maths moving consistently.

Planned term sessions
43 / year
Illustrative annual range
R15,050 – R27,950
Illustrative monthly average
R1,254 – R2,329
3 lessons / week129

High-Support / Performance

For heavier catch-up, senior-school pressure or learners deliberately pushing toward stronger results.

Planned term sessions
129 / year
Illustrative annual range
R45,150 – R83,850
Illustrative monthly average
R3,763 – R6,988

Illustrations use 43 public-school term weeks and the current R350–R650/hour working network range. Final rate and exact billing are confirmed after tutor placement and the enrolment agreement.

How the tutor market works

The learner creates demand. Suitable tutor capacity is the scarce supply.

Brilliant does not force every tutor to work at one network tariff. The learner requirement is taken to suitable tutors, and the rate needed to secure the placement depends on real supply: subject, level, location, travel, time, support intensity and the tutor's own threshold.

  1. 01
    Define the learner requirement

    Grade, subject, support intensity, area, mode, times and weekly frequency.

  2. 02
    Identify suitable tutors

    Only tutors who can actually service the requirement enter the placement pool.

  3. 03
    Bid the placement

    The offered learner rate has to be sufficient to secure appropriate tutor capacity.

  4. 04
    Tutor accepts

    A suitable tutor accepts the recurring placement at a confirmed rate.

  5. 05
    Family approves and reserves

    The accepted rate becomes the basis of the recurring enrolment and monthly billing.

Stability by design

A 12-month tutoring relationship — paid monthly.

The commercial model is designed around a recurring school-year relationship rather than paying lesson by lesson. That gives the family a predictable plan, the tutor predictable capacity and Brilliant enough notice to replace a learner if a reserved slot is released.

01Approve tutor + rate

The family knows the accepted hourly rate before enrolment.

02Reserve weekly capacity

The recurring slot is removed from tutor availability.

03Bill monthly

Later this can connect to recurring card or debit-order infrastructure.

04Review progress

Frequency can be reconsidered as the learner's needs change.

Keep the momentum through the break

Regular plans cover the school rhythm. Holiday Maths protects what was built.

School holidays are a separate intensive continuity product: one focused lesson per eligible holiday day, built around retrieval, gap repair, consolidation and next-term readiness.

Regular plan questions

The plan reserves a relationship, not a pile of coupons.

These are the important commercial distinctions to understand before the payment and contract backend is connected.

Can I book one lesson whenever I feel like it?

The regular model is intentionally not PAYG. It reserves recurring weekly tutor capacity so the learner has continuity and the tutor can plan around an ongoing relationship.

Why can two learners on the same plan pay different amounts?

The plan defines frequency. The tutor rate is established separately through the placement market and can vary with subject, level, location, travel, time, support intensity and available tutor supply.

Does the hourly rate change every week?

No. The bidding logic is used to secure the placement before enrolment. The accepted rate becomes the agreed basis of the recurring plan, subject to whatever future rate-change rules are stated in the enrolment agreement.

Why is there a cancellation notice period?

A recurring slot is reserved for one learner and removed from availability for others. If that learner exits, Brilliant may need time to place another learner into the released capacity. The exact enforceable notice and termination rules will be governed by the final agreement.

Are holidays included in these regular session counts?

No. The current regular-plan illustrations use school-term weeks only. Holiday Maths is a separate programme with its own daily continuity structure and tutor placement.

What happens when subscriptions are automated later?

The product model stays the same: learner, tutor, accepted rate, reserved schedule and monthly billing. A future payment adapter can then connect recurring card or debit-order collection without redefining the plan itself.

Build the rhythm before building the payment automation.

Choose the weekly support. Then secure the tutor.

This MVP calculates the plan locally in the browser. No plan data is sent, stored or tracked yet.