Academic curriculum

One curriculum, three tracks

• Foundation: the prerequisites and core concepts, taught from first principles.
• Curriculum: the full subject pathway, in the order a school or university expects it.
• Competition: the advanced and olympiad-level material that sits above the standard track.

Subjects

English literature, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, computer science, finance, law, medicine, religion, social science, athletics, crafts, creative arts and foreign languages.

Each subject page lists its course and unit structure across all three tracks, so you can see exactly what a pathway contains before you commit to it.

How it is taught

Subject material uses the same drill-first method as the language tracks: read the concept, drill the pattern, then produce the solution unaided. Progress is tracked per subject, so the review queue knows which units you have genuinely mastered.