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 — we'll see if it makes sense.

Yes. We keep cohorts small so the coach can review every submission. To apply, fill out the invite form and tell us about the student.

Coach assigns 3-7 problems per student per week, calibrated to where they are in the curriculum. Student solves on the source platform (Codeforces, AtCoder, CSES, etc.), submits in Ometek Academy, and the coach reviews — usually same day.

Because that's the value. Auto-graders confirm correctness; a coach catches 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 the coach's 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 — we 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. We 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. The coach reviews the code itself, so any common olympiad language works.