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The Math Independence Program by Jaagrut

Build strong math foundations. Grow into an independent learner.

Live, one-to-one online math lessons for Grades 5–9, adapted to your child’s provincial curriculum. We find the gaps, explain each idea clearly, and practise together so your child learns to work through problems on their own.

Book a free math assessment How it works

Free, with no obligation to enrol. The enquiry takes about two minutes.

Also for students preparing for SAT Math, studying single-variable college Calculus, or taking a bridge course to Calculus.

  • Live and one-to-one
  • On Microsoft Teams
  • Full 60-minute hours
  • Prices in CAD
Inside a lessonGrade 8 · Linear equations

3(x − 2) = 12

  1. Check the gapDoes undoing multiplication make sense yet? If 3 × something = 12, the something is 4.
  2. Explainx − 2 = 4, so x = 6. Why each step is allowed, in plain words.
  3. Guided practiceYour child solves 5(x + 1) = 30, with hints only when needed.
  4. Progress checkx = 5 ✓ Solved independently. Next: equations with x on both sides.
An example of how a lesson moves from explanation to independent work.
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Why families reach out

When math starts to feel harder, there is usually a reason

Many difficulties trace back to an earlier idea that never fully settled. That is common, and it can be worked on with explanations at the right pace.

Math builds upward. Secure the missing idea, and everything above it steadies.
  • Your child follows along in class but gets stuck when working alone.
  • An earlier topic, such as fractions, integers or ratios, was never fully understood.
  • New units feel confusing because they build on skills that are not secure yet.
  • Explanations at school move faster than your child’s understanding.
  • You would like structured practice and a clearer picture of progress.

The goal is not to get tonight’s homework done. It is understanding your child can use on their own.

The Jaagrut approach

How each lesson builds independence

Lessons combine explanation, guided practice, corrections and progress checks, so your child knows what comes next and you can see how they are getting on.

  1. Find the gaps

    Identify the prerequisite ideas a topic depends on, and start where your child’s understanding is secure.

  2. Explain clearly

    Teach each concept in plain language, adjusted to how your child understands it today.

  3. Practise with guidance

    Work through problems together, with the teacher stepping back as your child gains confidence.

  4. Correct and give feedback

    Look at mistakes as they happen and explain why, so the same error does not repeat.

  5. Check progress

    Use short checks to confirm a skill is secure before moving on to the next one.

Lessons are adapted to your child’s provincial curriculum and school requirements, or to the SAT or college course they are taking.

  • 1:1One teacher, one learner, in every lesson
  • 60minIn every teaching hour
  • 5–9Core grades, plus SAT Math and Calculus
  • CAD0For the assessment. No obligation to enrol.

Programs

Mathematics, one learner at a time

Grades 5–9

School Mathematics

Support with the math your child is learning now, and the earlier ideas it depends on.

  • Adapted to your provincial curriculum
  • Matched to school requirements
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High school

SAT Mathematics

Preparation for the SAT Math section, built around the topics your child needs to strengthen.

  • SAT Math preparation
Start with an SAT Math assessment

College

College Mathematics

One-to-one support for students taking, or getting ready for, a first Calculus course.

  • Single-variable college Calculus
  • Bridge courses to Calculus
Start with a Calculus assessment

Every lesson is live and one-to-one A consistent teacher wherever possible One teaching hour is 60 minutes

Not sure where your child should start? That is exactly what the free assessment is for.

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How it works

From first message to first lesson

You stay in control at every step. Nothing is booked or paid for until you have agreed a plan.

  1. Send an enquiry Free

    Tell us your child’s grade or course, what they need help with, and how to reach you. It takes about two minutes.

  2. Free math assessment Free

    Your child completes an assessment suited to their grade or course, using Google Forms.

  3. Discuss the findings Free

    We talk through the results with you and recommend how often lessons would help.

  4. Paid trial lesson CAD 25

    If you would like to continue, we arrange a trial. Its length and terms are confirmed with you before you pay.

  5. Agree a learning plan

    After your feedback on the trial, we agree the program and weekly schedule with you in writing.

  6. Begin learning

    You prepay for your chosen plan, and live lessons begin on Microsoft Teams.

The assessment is not a free lesson, and it does not commit you to anything.

Its purpose is to understand where your child is, so any recommendation is based on evidence. Lesson times are confirmed by the team in your time zone. Sending the form does not book a time.

Free math assessment

Cost
Free
What it is
A Google Forms assessment matched to your child’s grade or course, then a short meeting to discuss the findings
Commitment
None

Paid trial lesson

Cost
CAD 25
What it is
A live one-to-one trial on Microsoft Teams, arranged only if you want to continue
Commitment
Length and terms confirmed with you before you pay

Who you will be working with

Who teaches your child

Your child’s teacher

Wherever possible, the same teacher works with your child throughout the plan, so they get to know how your child thinks and where they need support.

Jaagrut is a Bengaluru-based education team, teaching students in Canada online.

  • Live lessons on Microsoft Teams. Not a recorded course. Lessons are only recorded with a parent’s advance consent.
  • Scheduled in your time zone. The team confirms available times with you directly.
  • Everything agreed in writing first. Your plan, weekly schedule and terms are confirmed before you pay.
  • Your information stays with us. We do not sell parent or learner information, or share enquiries with anyone for referral fees.

Plans and prices

Clear prices in Canadian dollars

All plans are prepaid. After the assessment, we recommend a frequency that suits your child. Every plan gets the same standard of teaching.

4 hours

Used within 4 weeks

CAD120

CAD 30 per hour

About 1 hour a week

8 hours

Used within 4 weeks

CAD240

CAD 30 per hour

About 2 hours a week

12 hours

Used within 4 weeks

CAD300

CAD 25 per hour

About 3 hours a week

50+ hours

Used within 53 weeks

from CAD1,000

CAD 20 per hour

For a longer-term weekly plan. Minimum 50 hours.

  • A four-week period is 28 days. It starts on the date the first lesson of that period is scheduled.
  • The 50+ hour package is used within 53 weeks of booking. Your exact expiry date and weekly schedule are confirmed in writing before you pay.
  • The team confirms your child’s schedule and recommended frequency after discussing the assessment with you.
  • Families are expected to follow the agreed weekly schedule. Reasonable adjustments for emergencies are agreed with the team.
  • Cancellation and refund terms for your plan are given to you in writing before you pay.

Every plan starts with the free assessment. Nothing is charged until you choose to book the trial.

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Questions

Frequently asked questions

Which grades and math programs do you offer?

School Mathematics for Grades 5–9, SAT Math preparation, single-variable college Calculus, and bridge courses to Calculus. We teach Mathematics only.

Are lessons one-to-one?

Yes. Every lesson is live with one teacher and one learner. Wherever possible, your child works with the same teacher throughout.

Are lessons held online?

Yes, all lessons are live and online. This is not a recorded video course. One teaching hour is a full 60 minutes.

Which platform do you use?

Lessons take place on Microsoft Teams. Lessons are only recorded with a parent’s advance consent.

How does the free assessment work?

After you enquire, we send your child an assessment suited to their grade or course, using Google Forms. We then meet briefly with you to discuss what it shows.

Is the assessment a free class?

No. The assessment helps us understand where your child is. It is not a lesson, and completing it does not commit you to enrolling.

What happens after the assessment?

We discuss the findings with you and recommend a lesson frequency. If you would like to continue, we arrange a paid trial lesson for CAD 25. After your feedback, we agree a written plan and weekly schedule, and you prepay for the plan you choose.

How do you recommend a learning plan?

We look at the assessment results, your child’s goals, and their curriculum or course requirements, then talk it through with you. You choose the plan. No plan changes the standard of teaching.

How are lesson times confirmed?

The team confirms available times with you in your time zone. Sending an enquiry does not book a time. Your agreed weekly schedule is confirmed in writing before you pay.

What do the plans cost, and how long are they valid?

4 hours for CAD 120, 8 hours for CAD 240, or 12 hours for CAD 300, each used within four weeks (28 days). The 50+ hour package is CAD 20 per hour, from CAD 1,000, used within 53 weeks of booking. All plans are prepaid.

What are the cancellation and refund terms?

The cancellation and refund terms for your plan are given to you in writing before you pay, so you know exactly how they apply.

Where is the teaching team based?

Jaagrut is a Bengaluru-based education team, teaching students in Canada online. We do not have an office in Canada. Lessons are scheduled in your time zone.

What do you do with my information?

We use your enquiry only to contact you about your child’s math learning. We do not sell parent or learner information or share enquiries for referral fees, and we do not send assessment answers or lesson information to advertising platforms.

How can I contact Jaagrut?

The quickest way is the enquiry form on this page. A member of the team will contact you using the details you provide.

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Let’s understand your child’s math needs

Tell us a little about your child. There is no cost and no obligation.

  1. A member of the Jaagrut team reads your enquiry and contacts you.
  2. We confirm we can help, then send an assessment matched to your child’s grade or course.
  3. We discuss the findings with you and recommend a lesson frequency. You decide whether to continue.
From the free assessment, you get:
  • A clearer picture of which ideas are secure and which need work
  • A recommended lesson frequency, explained
  • Time to ask how lessons would work for your family
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