Overview
The International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) is an annual international mathematics competition for pre-collegiate students. Held for the first time in 1959, it is the oldest of the international science olympiads.
Divide course modules scientifically based on question types and logic over 10 years of past papers, and teach in a logical order from shallow to deep according to modules.
Use recent competition papers as a baseline, supplemented by other similar competition papers, to help students master correct and effective problem-solving methods and techniques.
Select classic problems from past papers, conduct practical exercises to help students practice key points, types of questions, and provide complete problem-solving thinking and methods to consolidate key points.
Provide pre-competition targeted coaching and mock exams for math competition students to develop problem-solving abilities.
Who it is for
Levels
International Olympiad System
Select classic problems from past papers, conduct practical exercises to help students practice key points, types of questions, and provide complete problem-solving thinking and methods to consolidate key points.
Reasonably plan pre-exam arrangements based on exam content and time to help students achieve good results in the competition and cultivate good mathematical literacy.
FAQ
Champion Future's research and development team has independently developed a curriculum system for overseas students, which is suitable for all overseas students learning Chinese. Regardless of the student's Chinese proficiency level, Champion Future has suitable courses for them. Furthermore, Champion Future provides a 1v1 trial lesson for all students, allowing new students and parents to deeply understand Champion Future. During the trial lesson, Champion Future teachers will also assess the student's Chinese proficiency and customize an exclusive course based on their proficiency.
Champion Future teachers provide feedback on each lesson immediately after the class and generate learning reports in the class software. Parents can view these reports in the class software approximately 2 hours after the class.
For Level 1 and above courses, there are midterm reviews after every five lessons and final review assessments after every ten lessons to continuously consolidate the student's Chinese learning foundation.
Math
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