| Course (grades) |
Schedule |
Cost* |
Additional Info |
Math Adventures (3-4)
(In-person) |
Sundays
10:00-11:30am |
$300 |
We will discuss a wide range of interesting topics, curious problems, and math games. May be taken for 2 years in a row at this level. |
Math Adventures (5-6)
(In-person) |
Sundays
10:00-11:30am |
$300 |
Similar to “Math Adventures 3-4”, but going deeper into each topic. May be taken for 2 years in a row at this level. |
Number Theory (6-7)
(In-person) |
Tuesdays
6:00-7:30pm |
$470 |
This is a pre-algebra course. The topics that will be discussed include the following:
Arithmetic with negative numbers and with fractions, simplifying difficult arithmetic expressions, divisibility, prime numbers, arithmetic with remainders, applications to cryptography, arithmetic with the binary system and other bases. |
Basic Algebra (7-8)
(In-person) |
Wednesdays
6:00-7:30pm |
$540 |
Admission Test is required. Topics include: Algebraic expressions, systems of equations, sequences and series, polynomials, quadratic equations, remainders and applications to cryptography. |
Fundamentals of Geometry I (7-8)
(In-person) |
Thursdays
6:00-7:30pm |
$540 |
Admission Test is required. Geometry is a wonderful playground for developing logical thinking. It may be regarded as a game played by axiomatic rules created by the ancient Greeks. However, this classical part of mathematics is practically nonexistent as a subject in the curriculum of Canadian schools. |
Fundamentals of Geometry II (8-9)
(In-Person) |
Thursdays
7:30-9:00pm |
$600 |
Only available to students who completed Fundamentals of Geometry I. |
Competitive Math I (9)
(In-person) |
Tuesdays
6:00-7:30pm |
$600 |
Admission Test is required. This course covers Number Theory and Analytic Geometry with the goal of preparing students for mathematical contests. |
MathLink (9-10)
(In-person) |
Wednesdays
6:00-7:30pm |
Free |
Admission Test is required. We will discuss various advanced math topics. This course operates on a 2-year cycle, so it may be taken for 2 years in a row. |
Physics I (8-9)
(In-person) |
Mondays
5:30-7:00pm |
$540 |
The first half of this course will be on Electricity (from Ohm’s Law to Kirchhoff’s Law), the second part will be on Kinematics and Ballistics. |
Physics II (9-10)
(In-person) |
Mondays
5:30-7:00pm |
$600
+ HST |
Only available to students who completed Physics I. Forces, Newton’s Laws. Energy, Energy Conservation Laws. Applications to electric fields and kinematics. |
Financial Mathematics (8-10)
(In-person) |
Tuesdays
6:00-7:30pm |
$540 |
We’ll teach basic finance concepts including interest, loans, mortgages, and life insurance. To illustrate financial concepts, a variety of mathematical and probability methods will be presented and studied. |
Competitive Math III (10-12)
(In-person) |
Tuesdays
7:30-9:00pm |
$680
+ HST |
Only available to students who completed Competitive Math I and Fundamentals of Geometry II. |
Algebra and Trigonometry (11-12)
(In-Person) |
Wednesdays
5:30-7:00pm |
$540
+ HST |
In-depth study of Algebra and Trigonometry: Newton’s binomial formula, Induction, trigonometric equations and identities. Highly recommended for students who plan to go into engineering. |
Robotic Programming (11-12)
(In-person) |
Saturdays
3:00-4:30pm |
$540
+ $210
+ HST |
The goal of this hands-on course is to learn the basic principles of Robotic Programming. To achieve this, we will be working with the Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller and integrate it with various sensors and peripheral devices using low-level protocols. Cost includes $210 Hardware Fee. |
Physics III (10-12)
(In-Person) |
Pre-registration List |
$680
+ HST |
Only available to students who completed Physics II. |
| Competitive Math Contests |
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In March 2025 we will host Math Kangaroo contest. All other contests we organize will be restricted to students in the “Competitive Math” program. |
Competitive Math II (9-10)
(Not Offered) |
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Only available to students who completed Competitive Math I and Fundamentals of Geometry II. |
Foundations of Calculus (11-12)
(In-person) |
Not Offered
This Year |
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The objective of this challenging course is to build the foundations of Calculus with the emphasis on logic and proofs. Will be offered in 2026/27. |
Combinatorics (11-12)
(In-person) |
Not Offered
This Year |
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This course will be offered 2026/27. Topics include techniques of counting, permutations, combinations, binomial coefficients, partitions, recurrence relations, generating functions, bijections and selected advanced topics. |
How to read and do Proofs (11-12)
(Not offered)
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Not offered this year |
