March Math + Coding Bootcamp (Grade 7-12)
Stanford Alumni teaches a revolutionary new approach to math education, by teaching math through code.
Equip your child with the skills needed for the 21st century
Strive Teaches Math Through Code
Learning math through code not only teaches the most valuable skill in the 21st century (coding), but it also makes math come alive.
Students can visualise math in real-time, they play and develop an intuition for the math. Using math + code students can create games, visualisations, music, and thousands of other projects. Strive makes math inspiring and applicable to the real world.
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Live Online 1-1 Lessons
Our world-class expert tutors will give your child the specialised support they need to succeed
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Based on Your School Math Syllabus
Our content is specialised to your school's maths syllabus. Meaning we will be strengthening existing concepts and helping your child prepare for upcoming topics.
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Learn how to code
We teach the most in-demand programming language in the world: Javascript. Students can use this to build websites, apps and AI bots. It is very similar to languages like Python so students can easily learn new languages after.
The Strive March Bootcamp
Five days of fun, math, coding and creation.
Over five, 90-minute sessions students will get a comprehensive introduction to coding and take their math to another level. This boot camp is perfect for students who have never coded before and for students who want to take their coding to the next level.
Five days, five projects specialised to your child.
The following are just examples, the projects will vary from student to student
Rocket
Day 1 | Project 1
In this project, students build a rocket that can be controlled with the arrow keys on their keyboard. They can also change the background colour using sliders controlling the red, green and blue values of the keyboard. This is a phenomenal introduction project to coding, it covers topics like variables and user input. The math topics include co-ordinate geometry, algebra and properties of shapes.
What Students Learn
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Computational Thinking
Learning math through code teaches students about algorithms and how to solve a problem step by step
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Real-world applications of math and coding
We teach students real-world math and real-world data science they care about. In the process, we answer math’s most notorious question: “When am I ever going to use this?
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Foundations of software engineering
We cover the basics of coding, these principles are the same for all programming disciplines, so students can learn any other topic they want after they complete our course.
Other Key Concepts Covered
Math Learning Outcomes
✅ Coordinate geometry
✅ Problem-solving
✅ Trigonometry
✅ Functions
✅ Properties of shapes
✅ Rates and change
✅ Vectors
Coding Learning Outcomes
✅ Variables, local and global scope
✅ Logical operators (if statements)
✅ Computer graphics
✅ For loops
✅ While loops
✅ Algorithms
✅ Arrays
Meet The Teachers
1000+ Hours Teaching Experience
Pulkit Agarwal | Bsc Eng
Pulkit finished high school at the age of 16. He then studied Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Tech and ranked 1st of 5794 students, with straight As and a 4.0 GPA. He graduated from Stanford University with an MBA as one of the youngest: at the age of 25.
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Tamir Shklaz | Bsc Eng
Tamir graduated with first-class honours in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Cape Town. Tamir is an experienced software engineer who has built multiple tech companies and understands how coding is applied in the real world.
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$550
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7.5 hours of 1-1 lessons.
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Dedicated Strive profile that can be used for job and university applications.
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Lifetime access to Strive community and Strive content
March 15-April 15
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We will find five days that work for you during this period.
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Morning afternoon and evening slots are available.
The Strive Profile
Each student gets a Strive profile to showcase their coding portfolio. This profile can be used for university or job applications.
What Our Students Say
Student at UWCSEA
I think it was very interesting. It felt cool, All of us had a lot of fun, your teaching style made our fundamentals clearer for algebra and co-ordinates
SAS Mom
Pulkit truly makes learning fun. His didactic style is geared to an enduring ownership of the topics. His pedagogical approach is remarkably mature; he demonstrates a keen understanding of the teen/pre-teen psyche. Perhaps most importantly, he teaches his students lifelong skills relating to scholastic discipline as well as emotional well-being.
SAS Mom
Thank you for making learning so much fun. Your teaching methods and strategies are not only cool but also impactful.