About Mattecentrum

At Mattecentrum, we provide free tutoring in mathematics, as a complement to school education. Our math support is offered both at physical “Math Labs” and through digital platforms. Everyone is welcome, regardless of prior knowledge or personal goals.

Our work is made possible by a large network of volunteer math coaches. We are financed by a combination of public funding and partnerships with companies that wants to make an impact within STEM and equal education opportunities.

All children and young people should have the opportunity to shape their own future.

A Complete Guide to our Free Math Tutoring:

Math labs

We organize tutoring sessions, known as "math labs," in cities across Sweden, where volunteers assist students with their homework. The math labs are open to everyone, regardless of their level of knowledge, curriculum, or school.

Click here for a complete list of cities and math labs (in Swedish)

Online video tutoring

We offer free one-to-one video tutoring, simple, safe, and delivered directly via Microsoft Teams. Our knowledgeable volunteers explain, support, and guide you through your math assignments, regardless of level.

Matteboken.se

Matteboken.se is an online platform with theory texts, video lessons, and interactive exercises for math courses from year 3 to upper secondary school.

It is also available in Arabic: arabiska.matteboken.se.

Pluggakuten.se

Pluggakuten.se is an online forum for all mathematics and other subjects, from compulsory school to university.

Ekonomikoll.se

A website aimed at teaching young people the importance of good personal finance. The site includes exercises related to budgeting, interest rates, housing loans, and more.

Formelsamlingen.se

Here you will find formulas for mathematics, physics and chemistry.

Mathplanet.com

MathPlanet is a free online resource for studying math. Take our high school math courses in Pre-algebra, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Geometry. We also offer practice tests for the SAT and ACT.

Math Conventions

Each year we host what we call math conventions in cities across Sweden just before the national mathematics exams. At these conventions, our volunteers help around 2,500 students (a number that continues to grow annually) prepare and practice for the exams.

Check out upcoming Math Conventions (in Swedish)