Mathematics
All levels
From number sense and fractions to Advanced Functions, Calculus & Vectors and university mathematics. No grade ceiling.
Mathematics →
All levels · In-centre & online
Mathematics and science, taught properly.
Every student starts with a free written evaluation, joins a group of no more than 3, and is taught by a specialist in that subject. Parents get a written note every week.
3 students per group, maximumSpecialists only — nobody teaches outside their subjectWeekly written report to parentsFree evaluation before you commit
Subjects
What we teach
Ontario, American, IB and university syllabuses — from elementary foundations through undergraduate engineering.
Physics
Secondary & university
Concept first, then the algebra — secondary physics through to undergraduate mechanics and electromagnetism.
Physics →Chemistry
SCH3U · SCH4U
Stoichiometry, equilibrium, organic — taught against your child's own textbook and course outline.
Chemistry →IB Mathematics
AA & AI · SL & HL
Year-round support plus intensive revision through the exam cycle, including the internal assessment.
IB Mathematics →AP Calculus
AB & BC
Full syllabus coverage with timed past-paper practice in the run-up to May exams.
AP Calculus →Electrical & Electronics
University papers
Circuits, devices, machines and power systems — undergraduate engineering support that local tutoring centres do not offer.
Electrical & Electronics →Exam & University Prep
EQAO · SAT · Admissions
EQAO readiness in the junior years, SAT Math and application-season planning in the senior ones.
Exam & University Prep →Curricula
Which syllabus are you following?
We teach against the course your student is actually sitting, not a generic worksheet pack.
Ontario
The full provincial pathway — elementary mathematics, MTH1W and MPM2D, MCR3U, MHF4U and MCV4U, and the Grade 11 and 12 sciences.
American
US high-school mathematics and physics, AP Calculus AB and BC, and SAT Mathematics for students applying to American universities.
International Baccalaureate
Analysis & Approaches and Applications & Interpretation, at both Standard and Higher Level, including the internal assessment.
University
Undergraduate and postgraduate mathematics, university physics, and electrical and electronics engineering papers.
Programmes
Grouped by stage, not by age
Students are placed on what the evaluation shows, so nobody sits in a room where they are the only one lost. How often they come, and for how long, is agreed with you — once a week or every day.
ElementaryGrades 4–8
- Number sense and operations
- Fractions, decimals, percentages
- Introductory algebra
- Measurement and geometry
- Structured problem solving
- EQAO readiness (Grade 6)
Junior secondaryGrades 9–10
- MTH1W — de-streamed Grade 9
- MPM2D — Principles of Mathematics
- Linear and quadratic relations
- Analytic geometry
- Trigonometry foundations
- EQAO Grade 9 mathematics
Senior secondaryGrades 11–12
- MCR3U — Functions
- MHF4U — Advanced Functions
- MCV4U — Calculus & Vectors
- SPH3U / SPH4U — Physics
- SCH3U / SCH4U — Chemistry
- Top-six average planning
University & collegeUndergraduate and postgraduate
- Calculus and real analysis
- Linear algebra
- Differential equations
- University physics
- Electrical circuits and devices
- Electrical machines, drives and control
International & prepSeasonal cohorts
- IB Analysis & Approaches (SL/HL)
- IB Applications & Interpretation
- AP Calculus AB and BC
- SAT Mathematics
- University application support
- Summer bridging programmes
Why us
What makes us different
Four things we will not compromise on, and which you can hold us to.
One
Named specialists
You know exactly who teaches your child, and what they are qualified in. Nobody teaches outside their discipline, and there is no rotating pool of part-time tutors.
Two
Three students, maximum
A number we publish and keep. Every student gets equal attention.
Three
Senior STEM, properly covered
Advanced Functions, Calculus & Vectors, Grade 12 Physics and Chemistry, IB Higher Level and AP — the courses that decide university offers.
Four
A written note every week
What was covered, what was set, what to watch for at home. You never have to wait for a report card to find out how it is going.
Free evaluation
Taught, not just tested
Thirty minutes, in centre or online, at no cost and no obligation. It is a real lesson as well as an assessment, so your child leaves having learned something — and you have a written plan in hand before deciding anything.
01
A lesson, and an assessment
Thirty minutes of real teaching, alongside a written diagnostic that shows where the reasoning breaks down — not just which answers were wrong. Your child leaves having learned something.
02
The plan
Within two days you receive a short document naming the specific gaps and how long we expect them to take.
03
Placement
Your child joins a group matched to their level, so the teaching starts where they actually are.
Families
What families say
3 reviews, averaging 3.3 out of 5. Left by families themselves, and published only with their permission.
“Very happy with this Academy. My child has improved a lot in studies and confidence”
Parent
“We are really happy with this tuition center. The teachers are friendly and explain the lessons very clearly. Our child has improved a lot in studies and has become more confident. We can see the effort they put into each student.”
Jansi
“We are very happy with the tuition center. The teachers are caring, supportive, and explain the lessons clearly. We have seen good improvement in our child’s studies”
Anonymous
Areas we serve
In centre in Mississauga, online everywhere else
Families travel to us from across Peel and west Toronto; students further out join the same classes online.
Mississauga
In centre and online
Brampton
In centre and online
Oakville
In centre and online
Etobicoke
In centre and online
Milton
Online
Rest of Ontario
Online
Our tutors
Who will be teaching your child
Every member holds a defined area of responsibility rather than a rank.
Dr. Sudha Sundaram, Ph.D.,
Mathematics · All levels
A doctorate in mathematics and seven years as an Assistant Professor at Mount Carmel College (Autonomous), Bangalore, teaching undergraduate and postgraduate mathematics. Teaching secondary mathematics in Mississauga since 2023.
Dr. Alagu Dheeraj, Ph.D.,
Physics & engineering sciences
A doctorate in electrical engineering, teaching secondary physics alongside university-level electrical and electronics papers.
About
A note from our founder
Welcome to Christ Academy!
It is my great joy and privilege to welcome you to Christ Academy, a place where we believe that every student has the ability to learn, grow, and achieve their God-given potential.
As an educator and mathematics researcher, I have always believed that education is much more than achieving high marks. True education develops knowledge, confidence, critical thinking, discipline, creativity, and a lifelong love for learning. At Christ Academy, our goal is to help students build a strong academic foundation while encouraging them to think independently and approach challenges with confidence.
With warm regards,Dr. Sudha Sundaram, Ph.D.Founder & Academic Director · Christ Academy
FAQ
Common questions
Do you teach in centre or online?
Both. Classes run at our Mississauga centre and over live video, and students may move between the two when travel or illness makes it necessary.
How large are the classes?
Three students at most, grouped by current level rather than age alone, so every student gets equal attention.
Is the first session really free, and is it a trial class?
Yes to both. The thirty-minute session is free, with no obligation to enrol, and it is a real lesson as well as an assessment — your child is taught, not just tested, so you both see how we work before deciding anything. You also receive written feedback and a plan.
What happens if a class is missed?
Tell us ahead of time and we will place the student in another group that week, or send the recording and practice set where a make-up is not possible.
How is homework handled?
A short set follows each session and is marked before the next one. Feedback goes to the student, and a summary goes to parents.