Tell Faizal your child's grade and what maths has felt like lately — a two-line message is plenty. You'll get a real reply from the teacher himself, not an autoresponder.
Prefer to lay it all out in writing? Email works beautifully too.
The form asks just enough for Faizal to reply usefully: your child's grade, their syllabus tier if you know it, and what's been hardest. Everything you share stays between you and Mathagon.
Your message lands directly with Faizal — grade, situation, and all. He replies personally on WhatsApp or email.
A short, honest conversation about where your child is, where the gaps hide, and how the programme would fit their grade and timetable.
If it's the right fit, your child joins the live classes — and the shift from fear to confidence gets its start date.