Matthew Yip

step curriculum. Matthew Yip began teaching during his university years, working in private tutoring and mathematics tutoring classes to support his studies. He later taught mathematics across every academic level, from kindergarten and primary school through master's degree courses, eventually instructing in more than seventy schools and delivering over one hundred twenty courses ranging from diploma to doctorate level. Matthew Yip serves as President of the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute at the International (Macau) Institute of Academic Research, Mathematics and Statistics Program Director at the Chartered Institute of Training and Development, and Mathematics Curriculum Manager at Wahhar College. He has also served as a Guest Master's Degree Lecturer at Hong Kong Metropolitan University. Matthew Yip founded and leads the Global Mathematics and Mathematics Olympiad Graded Assessment Test with Competition, an open age assessment platform that offers a free preparatory course. He has served as a Senior Trainer for the China Mathematics Olympiad and the World International Mathematics Olympiad Committee, prepared and judged questions for the National Mathematical Olympiad for University Students, and acted as head coach of the Hong Kong representative team at the International Hope Cup Mathematics Invitational. Matthew Yip is the author of fourteen books, including Primary Mathematics Book, Mathewmatician's Pedagogies Collection, Mathewmatician's Challenging Problems, Mathematics Olympiad Masterpiece Series for High School Level, Abacus and Mental Arithmetic Learning and Teaching Masterpiece, and Usable College Statistics, with readers in more than 60 countries. He has been interviewed by more than two hundred media outlets, including Times and Fox News, and has received over fifteen international honors, among them the Outstanding Train the Trainers Award and the Outstanding Leadership Award. Matthew Yip holds an Honorary Doctor of Advanced Studies in Education from Azteca University. As a trainer with the World Association of Abacus and Mental Arithmetic, he developed a method for calculating the nth root by abacus.