FAQ.

Roughly 8-18. The youngest pipeline is Logia (typically ≤13), then OI Junior (≤15), then OI (open). If you're outside that range, get in touch — I'll see if it makes sense.

Yes. I keep the cohort small so I can review every submission myself. To apply, fill out the invite form and tell me about the student.

I assign 3-7 problems per student per week, calibrated to where they are in the curriculum. The student solves on the source platform (Codeforces, AtCoder, CSES, etc.), submits in Ometek Academy, and I review — usually same day.

Because that's the value. Auto-graders confirm correctness; I catch bad habits, missed edge cases, and structural issues that compile and pass tests but won't survive a real olympiad.

You'll see a 'needs fix' status with my note. Read the feedback, iterate, resubmit. No XP is lost, no streak is broken — rejections are part of training.

You can solve anything you want on the source platforms — I don't restrict that. Only assigned, approved problems count toward your Ometek Academy progress and XP.

Pricing is set per cohort and shared once you're invited. I aim to keep it accessible — fee waivers exist for promising students who can't pay full freight. Just ask.

Codeforces, AtCoder, CSES, SPOJ, CodeChef, USACO, LeetCode, Kattis, Yosupo Library Checker, and a few smaller ones. If you'd like to add a platform, mention it in the invite form.

Whatever the source platform accepts — usually C++, Python, or Java. I review the code itself, so any common olympiad language works.