Math and AI AcademyFounded by Per Sir

Mathematics is how your child learns to think. AI is how they learn to build.

Per Sir has taught mathematics to Hong Kong secondary students for over twenty years. Now he teaches both: the subject that decides university offers, and the skill that will decide everything after.

  • 20+ years teaching secondary mathematics
  • IB · IGCSE · HKDSE all three curricula
  • 43–45 points achieved by past students
  • HKU Electrical & Electronic Engineering

Two programmes, one way of thinking

Both start from the same place: understand the structure, and the answer follows. Nothing here is memorised.

Mathematics

Exam results, without the memorising

IB Mathematics AA and AI, IGCSE and HKDSE. Students learn why a method works, so they can rebuild it under exam pressure instead of hoping they remember it.

  • IB Math AA and AI, both HL and SL
  • IGCSE Mathematics, core and extended
  • HKDSE Mathematics, compulsory and modules
  • Math IA guidance, from question to write-up
The mathematics programme

Artificial intelligence

Not another coding class

Students pick something they actually want to make, then learn to direct AI tools to make it. They leave every term with something that works and that they can show you.

  • Project-led from the first session, no lectures
  • No prior coding experience needed
  • Prompting, planning, and judging AI output
  • Data and Python for students who want depth
The AI programme

How Per Sir teaches

Twenty years of tutoring, filtered through an engineering degree.

Structure before technique

Most students who struggle were never shown the shape of the problem. We start there. Once the structure is visible, the method stops being arbitrary.

Marks are a language

Examiners award marks for specific things. Students learn to read a question for what it is asking them to display, not just what it is asking them to find.

Build, then understand

In the AI programme this runs the other way. Students make something first, and the concepts land because they were needed, not because they were on a syllabus.

What students have gone on to do

University of Oxford Philosophy, Politics and Economics
UCLA Economics
CUHK Faculty of Medicine

Most students achieve a 6 or a 7 in IB Mathematics. Several have finished the Diploma between 43 and 45 points overall.

Results and feedback

Watch a lesson

A short sample of how a difficult topic gets taken apart.

Start with a free discovery session

One session, no cost, no obligation. We look at where your child actually is, and show you what a term of real progress would look like.

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