Math for grades 5–11
Each year of the Russian school curriculum is broken down into individual skills and solution methods. Choose a grade to see what it covers and where students usually start to fall behind.
Curriculum by grade
Between grade 6 and grade 7 the number of solution methods doubles: algebra begins. This is the year after which students most often start to fall behind — not because it got harder, but because the new material builds on the old.
What it costs
Base helps with the current school curriculum; Exam adds preparation for the OGE and EGE — Russia’s state exams after grades 9 and 11.
For everyday schoolwork
₽2,490/mo
per child
First two weeks free
When the OGE or EGE exam is ahead
₽3,990/mo
per child
First two weeks free
The subscription can pay for itself: for everyone who subscribes through your link, you get back 15% of what they pay. How Invite & Earn works
Lessons, exercises and the tutor’s explanations on the platform are in Russian and follow the Russian school curriculum. The platform interface is available in English.
From grade 5 through grade 11. Each year’s curriculum is broken down into individual skills and solution methods, and the links between topics make it possible to go back if a gap was left in earlier grades.
The knowledge check works that out on its own. It isn’t there to grade the current topic: it looks for the earliest topic that still has a gap — often two or three years below the current grade.
Only math for now. The next subject is in the works, but we won’t promise a date before it actually appears.
A course goes through the curriculum in order, the same way for everyone. Here the order of topics is built for the particular student: what they can already do is skipped, and what is holding them back moves to the top of the plan.
It shows which topics still have gaps — no matter which grade they were covered in — and puts together a plan in the right order.
