Math Olympiad Classes Online for Competition-Ready Students

These classes are designed for students preparing for AMC 8, AMC 10, AIME, MathCounts, CMO-related competitions, Math Kangaroo, and other mathematics contests. They also suit advanced learners who want to study beyond their school grade. Students interested in Honors, AP, engineering, computer science, mathematics, or physical science may benefit from the stronger reasoning foundation. The placement assessment helps determine whether Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Geometry, AMC 8 Basics, or another course is appropriate. A student does not need to begin at the highest level to benefit from a structured progression.

New students complete a placement assessment before joining a class. The assessment checks mathematical knowledge and recommends a course level based on the student’s current preparation. The provided assessment information lists 16 or 17 questions for several courses and a 40-minute time limit. Passing thresholds vary by course, including 60% for several listed levels and 85% for Algebra I A. Geometry placement can include geometry, equations, analytic geometry, number theory, square roots, exponents, ratios, counting, probability, and logic.

Each lesson is live, taught in English, and designed for a small group of 6–12 students. A 90-minute lesson may include a five-minute warm-up, 45 minutes of core instruction, a short break or activity, 30 minutes of advanced instruction and guided practice, and a five-minute summary. Students work through examples, practice strategies, and communicate their reasoning. Pre-class materials, homework, recorded teacher explanations, lesson playback, and performance feedback extend learning beyond the live session. The stated schedule is one lesson per week over an 18-lesson semester.

Yes, the provided course description presents the program as an integrated academic and competition pathway. Content includes school mathematics, Honors-level modules, AoPS materials, and problem-solving strategies from international competitions. Pre-Algebra and Algebra I develop foundations such as equations, ratios, number properties, geometry, counting, and probability. Geometry adds congruence, similarity, circles, tangents, analytic geometry, solid geometry, and trigonometry. This combination is intended to support school performance, accelerated placement, and contest problem-solving.

The provided information includes sample math package pricing of $999 for 36 lessons and $1,819 for 72 lessons. These figures are examples shown in the supplied materials and may not represent every course, location, package, or current enrollment option. The online competition format described here uses 18 lessons per semester, but the final price depends on the selected program and package. Families can use the free trial or contact the team to confirm current pricing. A placement assessment is also important because the recommended course level affects the enrollment path.

Students receive pre-class preparation materials and homework connected to the lesson. Recorded teacher explanations can help students review how a problem was approached. Recorded lesson playback provides another way to revisit instruction and examples. Online assignments, midterm and final assessments, and performance feedback help families follow progress over time. The stated learn–practice–explain model also gives students repeated opportunities to articulate mathematical reasoning rather than only submit an answer.