Central location and service areas
Math Insight only has one teaching location:Room A, 9/F, Landmark City, 761 Nathan Road, Prince Edward, Kowloon. It is located along Nathan Road between Prince Edward Station and Mong Kok Station, in Yau Tsim Mong District. The practical significance of this location is that students at most Band 1 secondary schools in Kowloon District can arrive within 20 minutes after school without the need to transfer across districts.
- Mong Kok maths tuition
- Prince Edward maths tuition
- Kowloon maths tuition
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- online maths tuition
- Maps and transportation
Four regional pages
Mong Kok maths tuition
Mong Kok is one of the areas with the highest density of tuition centers in Hong Kong. There are many choices but the quality varies. This page compares the class environment, class structure, transportation and fees in the Mong Kok area, and explains the correct exit from Mong Kok station to the centre (A1 or B1, not B3).
Mong Kok maths tuition centre recommended
It is not a ranking list, but a set of comparison methods: how to test the instructor's diagnostic ability during trial lessons, how to see through the "guaranteed extra points" propaganda, and what questions to ask about class size, teaching material sources, and after-class support.
Prince Edward maths tuition
The tuition ecology around Prince Edward station is slightly different from Mong Kok: the commercial building has educational institutions as its main tenants, and the environment is relatively quiet, suitable for long classes that require concentration. This page explains the bus schedule in the Prince Edward area, who is eligible, and the walking routes from each exit of Prince Edward Station.
Kowloon maths tuition
Covering students in the entire Kowloon district: Suggested class routes and time arrangements from Yau Tsim Mong, Ho Man Tin, Kowloon Tong to Kowloon City, and how to evaluate commuting costs for cross-district classes.
Detailed traffic guidance
MTR
- Prince Edward Station Exit C1 (nearest): The exit sign at Exit C1 directly lists "Prince Edward-Landmark City". After exiting the gate, walk along Nathan Road for about 2 minutes to get there. Some property information also indicates that it only takes about 1 minute to walk from Prince Edward Station.
- Mong Kok Station Exit A1: It leads to Bute Street, Kuai Fu Street, Mong Kok Road and Nathan Road. After exiting the ground, walk north along Nathan Road (in the direction of Prince Edward) for about 5 to 8 minutes.
- Mong Kok Station Exit B1: Leading to Kuai Fu Street and Nathan Road, the route is similar to A1.
- Please avoid Mong Kok Station Exit B3: B3 is connected to the Mong Kok Pedestrian Bridge, leading to New Century Plaza, Mong Kok Government Offices and MTR Mong Kok East Station, in the opposite direction to the centre.
- Line transfer tips: Prince Edward Station belongs to both the Tsuen Wan Line and the Kwun Tong Line, and passengers on both lines can reach it directly. Prince Edward Station and Mong Kok Station are only about 400 meters apart. They are the two shortest stations on the MTR City Line. If you have taken one station, you can walk directly.
Buses and minibuses
- Nathan Road is the main north-south arterial road in Kowloon. There are very dense bus routes along it. Just get off at Nathan Road near Prince Edward Road West.
- There are also many bus and green minibus routes passing through the area along Prince Edward Road West.
- Students coming from the direction of Mong Kok East Station can go west via Mong Kok Road or Argyle Street to Nathan Road, and then go north to Prince Edward.
Pick up and drop off by car
- There is no parking lot in the building itself. There is a dedicated bus line on Nathan Road, so it is not advisable to stay there for a long time.
- It is recommended to pick up and drop off passengers at nearby cross streets (such as Bute Street, Prince Edward Road West) or use the parking lot in the area.
Go to the centre from the main secondary school in Kowloon district
Our students mainly come from Band 1 secondary schools and international schools in Kowloon District. The actual routes are organized below according to the location of the school - this is the cost that should be calculated first when choosing a tuition centre.
| School/location | Suggested route | Remark |
|---|---|---|
| Diocesan Boys' School (DBS) No. 131 Argyle Street, KowloonMong Kok |
Walk or take the MTR to Mong Kok Station, then walk north along Nathan Road to Prince Edward; or turn to Nathan Road via Mong Kok East Station | The campus is located in Kadoorie Hill, close to the MTR Mong Kok East Station; it is a short distance from the same district |
| Diocesan Girls' School (DGS) 1 Jordan Road, Kowloon |
From MTR Jordan Station, take the Tsuen Wan Line northbound, via Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok to Prince Edward Station (3 stations) | Direct access on the same line, no need to change trains |
| Kowloon pond area schools (Such as La Salle College, Maryknoll Convent School and other famous schools in Kowloon Tong District) |
Take the Kwun Tong Line from MTR Kowloon Tong Station via Shek Kip Mei to Prince Edward Station (2 stations) | Directly on the same line, no need to change trains, it is the group with the shortest route |
| Yau Ma Tei and Jordan area (Such as schools along Waterloo Road) |
From MTR Yau Ma Tei Station, take the Tsuen Wan Line northbound via Mong Kok to Prince Edward Station (2 stations) | You can also take a bus northbound along Nathan Road |
| Ho Man Tin area | Take the MTR or bus to Mong Kok/Prince Edward, or go westbound along Waterloo Road to Nathan Road | Depending on the location, the bus is sometimes more direct than the MTR |
| Kowloon City and To Kwa Wan area | Take the bus to the line along Nathan Road, or transfer to the Kwun Tong Line on the MTR to Prince Edward | It is recommended to first try to calculate the actual driving distance during school hours. |
| Shek Kip Mei and Tai Wo Ping areas | From MTR Shek Kip Mei Station, take the Kwun Tong Line one stop to Prince Edward | Very short journey |
The table above only lists two schools whose house numbers have been verified by official information (Diocesan Boys' School: 131 Argyle Street, KowloonMong Kok; Diocesan Girls' School: 1 Jordan Road, Kowloon), and the rest are classified according to their regions. When arranging classes, please provide the school name and school dismissal time, and we will recommend the most appropriate time period based on this - for example, students who need a 25-minute drive after school should not be placed in a class that starts at 16:30. See you in class Course Overview.
Why the location of the tuition centre is more important than imagined
When parents compare tuition centers, they usually look at tutors and fees, and location is often regarded as a secondary condition. But location actually directly affects three things.
Commute time is hidden tuition
Assuming a 30-minute one-way trip and two classes per week, that's an 8-hour commute per month—more than a month's worth of classroom hours (6 hours per month for a junior secondary class). If the same course can be found within a 10-minute drive, the time saved can be directly transferred to review or rest.
Flexibility in making up classes and adding classes
Adding a class before the open exam, making up a temporary lesson before the school exam, or just wanting to ask a few questions all require the condition of "dropping in". For tuition centers located far away, these additional supports are actually not needed.
Building environmental impact focus
Landmark City's mid-to-high-rise buildings are mainly office buildings and educational institutions, and its tenants are mainly education, interest classes and foreign language course institutions. It is a well-known educational commercial building in the Prince Edward area. This means that most students and parents come and go in the building during the same period, and the environment is more suitable for pick-up and self-study. Compared with tuition centers located on the upper floors of residential buildings or shopping malls, there is less noise and crowd interference.
Practical considerations for parents picking up and dropping off
There is dense traffic along Nathan Road, so parents picking up and dropping off from any area in Kowloon do not need to make a detour; however, the building does not have a parking lot, so it is recommended to drop off passengers on nearby cross streets. See detailed maps and transportation Contact Us.
Prince Edward and Mong Kok: Same Nathan Road, Two Environments
| Compare items | Prince Edward area | Mong Kok Core |
|---|---|---|
| tuition centerdensity | More concentrated in a few educational commercial buildings | Extremely high, scattered in many commercial buildings and shopping malls |
| environment | Relatively quiet, the crowds are mainly students and parents | Very popular, mixed business and retail |
| transportation | Directly from Prince Edward station, along Nathan Road | Mong Kok Station has multiple exits and the most choices |
| Suitable | Long class hours that require concentration, parent pick-up and drop-off | Drop in after school and enroll in multiple subjects at the same time |
| Details | Prince Edward maths tuition | Mong Kok maths tuition |
It is worth noting: Since Prince Edward Station and Mong Kok Station are only about 400 meters apart, there is often no difference in actual walking distance between "Prince Edward tuition centre" and "Mong Kok Tuition Centre", and the two keywords often point to the same institutions. When comparing, you should look at the actual address and the nearest exit, not which district is written on the advertisement. For comparison methods see Mong Kok maths tuition centre recommended.
Arrangements for areas without branch campuses
We currently only have one teaching location, Prince Edward. If you are in the following areas and have difficulty traveling, there are two alternative arrangements:
- online maths tuition: Suitable for students whose one-way trip takes more than 30 minutes or who have intensive extracurricular activities. They can save transportation time and focus on the key points again. See details online maths tuition.
- One-to-one lessons: The time period is completely arranged according to the student's schedule and is suitable for cases with special school-based progress or intensive supplementary support. See details One-on-one maths tuition.
| area | Convenience to Prince Edward | suggestion |
|---|---|---|
| Mong Kok, Prince Edward, Yau Ma Tei | Extremely convenient (walking or 1-2 MTR stations) | Take classes at the centre |
| Jordan, Shek Kip Mei, Kowloon Tong | Convenient (directly connected to the same line of MTR) | Take classes at the centre |
| Ho Man Tin, Kowloon City, Sham Shui Po | Convenient (MTR or bus) | Come to the centre for classes and choose a later time slot |
| Hung Hom, To Kwa Wan, Wong Tai Sin | General (need to calculate the driving time after school) | Take classes at the centre or consider online courses |
| Hong Kong Island, New Territories | Requires a longer drive | suggestion online courses or Saturday class |
Area and transportation FAQs
Which district is Math Insight located in?
Room A, 9/F, Landmark City, 761 Nathan Road, Prince Edward, Kowloon, located in the Prince Edward area of Yau Tsim Mong District, located along Nathan Road between Prince Edward Station and Mong Kok Station.
Which exit should I use for Prince Edward?
Exit C1. The sign at this exit directly lists "Prince Edward-Landmark City". After exiting the gate, walk along Nathan Road for about 2 minutes.
How to get from Mong Kok station?
Take Exit A1 or B1 to Nathan Road and walk north (toward Prince Edward) for about 5 to 8 minutes. Do not use Exit B3 - it leads to Grand Century Plaza, Mong Kok Government Offices and Mong Kok East Station in the opposite direction.
Is it convenient for students in Kowloontang?
Very convenient. Kowloon Tong Station and Prince Edward Station both belong to the Kwun Tong Line, and are only one stop away from Shek Kip Mei. They can be reached directly without changing lines. They are the shortest group of routes.
How do students of Diocesan Boys' School get there?
DBS is located at No. 131 Argyle Street, Kowloon Mong Kok. The campus is in Kadoorie Hill, close to Mong Kok East Station. It is a short distance from the same district: you can walk or take a bus to Nathan Road and then go north to Prince Edward.
Are there any branch campuses?
Currently, there is only one teaching location, Prince Edward. Students from other regions can choose online courses or One to one arrange.
How is the building environment? Is it convenient for parents to wait?
Landmark City has education and interest class institutions as its main tenants. It is a well-known educational commercial building in the Prince Edward area. At the same time, most students and parents come and go. The building does not have a parking lot, so it is recommended to drop off passengers on a nearby street.
What should I do if I can’t catch up with the 16:30 class after school?
Later hours or Saturday classes are available. The centre's class hours are Monday to Friday from 3 pm to 9 pm and Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm. See you according to the class schedule.Course Overview.