ABOUT STEMATICS

10+

Sessions

200+

Kids Taught

$7000+

Raised

300+

Zoom Sessions

Stematics is an organization that is providing students from grades 4-8 an opportunity to learn more about Computer Science and Math concepts. Through a designated learning path, students are equipped with programming skills that they can apply to real world problems. Each class is taught by a qualified high school student who has more than 1 year experience in the designated subject. Classes are 5 weeks long with 3-4 kids per class to maximize individual learning and growth. The only cost to participate is a donation to the selected charities.

STEMATICS FAQ's

This season our charity partner is Aasraa Trust. Aasraa works towards empowering street and slum children through education, vocational training, nutrition, medical care and providing shelter homes. They work with more than 8250 children.

As of now, we are offering our fall session with Python, Biology, Geometry, Web Design, and Algebra. These courses may differ depending on session but we are working on adapting more courses into our curriculum!

Fill out the form Here and we will contact you for a short interview process. All tutors must be high school students with one year of exprerience and at least a commitment for 2 sessions of teaching. Contact stematicsTutoring@gmail.com for more information.

For each of the programming courses you will need stable internet, a computer/chromebook with a repl.it account. For Biology and Math courses, all materials are provided. We do not use IDE's in our classes and start by using online editors. Any more materials will be provided before the session begins.

The courses will have defined eligibility based on grades or prior experience. All courses, unless advanced, are designed for beginners to programming and will teach the language through short projects.

The final project is a project that is up to the students. They can make something that brings together everything the student has learned during the class. The project is approved by the instructor and the student will work on the project during the last week of the session.