Math
An English math support module for Compass candidates, built to sharpen numerical tempo and calculation discipline.
Why recruiters care about it
This support module shows whether you can keep basic calculation accuracy and numerical rhythm stable under time pressure.
It is not presented as an official Compass task; the goal is to strengthen clean thinking speed under numerical load.
Step-by-step simulation flow
Train with the question bank
The math leg of Compass preparation runs through the live question bank in the Physics/Math study module: filter by topic — algebra, geometry, arithmetic, ratio, word problems — and build a review loop with the "only unseen" and "answered incorrectly" filters. For Compass candidates the questions are studied in English.
Solve, then read the explanation
Questions come one at a time, multiple-choice. Locking an answer marks the correct option green and a wrong pick red, and a step-by-step English explanation appears in the side panel. The question map lets you jump anywhere.
Measure in exam mode
In exam mode feedback is off: you answer question after question under the clock and see the result at the end. Working without a calculator, on paper, is the closest rehearsal for real selection settings.
How difficulty scales
You steer the difficulty: topic filters focus your weak areas, and the "answered incorrectly" loop repeats a mistake until it becomes routine. Exam mode adds the clock to mimic real conditions.
What separates candidates is not harder math but clean calculation under speed — zero careless slips on easy questions and the discipline to skip a hard one early and come back.