CLTE, in collaboration with the School of Mathematical and Computing Sciences (SMCS) under the College of Engineering, Science and Technology, has set up Math Help Hub (MH²) – a service to provide mathematics and statistics support and advice to students from all disciplines.

How can we help?

MH² is a free face-to-face service for FNU students that is facilitated by staff members at SMCS. The service is open to FNU students taking any course that involves mathematics or statistics.

Please Note: MH² services will not be available during public holidays, weekends, mid-semester and end-of-semester study break.

MH² offers:

• Tutoring and guidance to aid understanding in a broad range of mathematical topics.
• Quick, thorough, and efficient revision methods.
• Fun, friendly, and flexible learning space.
• Engaging learning opportunities.

MH² will not:

• Do your assignments for you.
• Offer opinions or judgments on assignments that have been marked.
• Be able to answer all your questions, but will certainly help where we can. There may be cases where we may ask you to seek assistance directly from your course lecturer.

How do I attend a session?

Select a time slot from the schedule below and just walk-in.

Schedule for semester  1, 2024

Click here to view the MHH schedule.

How often can I attend a session?

You can attend sessions as often as you need to.

Who facilitates the sessions?

All sessions are conducted by experienced lecturers/ tutors from the School of Mathematical and Computing Science (SMCS).

Self-study resources

There are a variety of resources – self-study guides; exercises; video tutorials; and case studies. You can access these resources via the Guide to Effective Learning page on Moodle. Please email Ms. Ferine Bano at clte@fnu.ac.fj if you face problems accessing Guide to Effective Learning.

Free online course: FMPA

Foundation Mathematics Proficiency Assessment (FMPA) is an optional, online diagnostic tool designed to help you assess your mathematical skills. Although it is not compulsory, we recommend every first-year student to take advantage of this free-of-charge opportunity and then you are most welcome to attend the Math Help Hub (MH²) if there are areas that came up in the assessment where you felt you were a bit weak. Aside from this assessment, please feel free to attend the Math Help Hub (MH²) if there are topics you would just like to brush up.

Have a question about Math Help Hub?

If you have questions about MH² contact Mr. Mandeep Singh at mandeep.s@fnu.ac.fj