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Study in a way that makes you believe you can do it

A live one-to-one lesson with a teacher: you see both the teacher and the shared board. We help with the school curriculum or prepare calmly for exams — whatever your child needs.

School curriculumUnderstand the topic, close gaps, raise grades. Grades 3–11. ExamsVPR, OGE and EGE. Active exam examiners on the team.
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Our own platform: whiteboard, library and tests in one account
Live lessonvideo and a shared board, not a recording
One-to-onea plan built around your child, not a generic course
Grades 3–11school curriculum and exams, college and adults
ExpertsOGE and EGE examiners on the team, MGIMO lecturers
New The internet is down — the lesson goes on Axioma OS app: lessons over the classroom Wi-Fi, games with classmates, flashcards and practice offline
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Where to start

What does your child need?

In any grade you can study the school curriculum or prepare for an exam. Choose yourself — or we will help you choose.

How a lesson works

Not a video course. A live lesson where you see both the face and the board

During the lesson you see the tutor and the working board at the same time — as if you were sitting at the same table, not watching a recording.

You see your tutorLive video, not a recording — you can ask again at any moment
You work on one shared boardYou write and solve together instead of watching a finished solution
You get your mistakes explainedEvery mistake is explained on the spot instead of staying unclear
You leave with a clear planAfter the lesson it’s clear what to do next and what to focus on
How the teaching works
The tutor gets to know the student and sketches out a lesson plan The tutor explains a topic on the whiteboard The student solves a problem on their own while the tutor goes over the mistakes Lesson in progress
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After every lesson

What you get after every lesson

Not “we’ll message if something comes up”. After every lesson the tutor fills in a report: what was covered, how your child worked and what the homework is. It arrives where it suits you — short in some places, in full in others — and stays in your account.

Tap a channel to see what the report looks like there

For Telegram and email you can choose short or full in your account settings.

  • After every lessonNot once a month and not on request
  • Scales and wordsUnderstanding, engagement, independence — and what to do next
  • Everything is keptAll reports are in the account, so progress is visible
Sample report
Axioma · school botEmail · InboxAxioma app · Windows, Linux, AndroidBrowser · lk.axiomaschool.comAccount · Reports MediumShortFull + progressOne lineFull
Lesson reportMaths · Year 7 · 60 minutes

TopicFractions with different denominators

  • Understanding4 of 5
  • Engagement5 of 5
  • Independence4 of 5
  • Homework3 of 5

HomeworkNo. 214–218, by Thursday

Axioma18:02

Lesson report: maths, 22 October

TopicFractions with different denominators

A good lesson: the common denominator comes without hints.

HomeworkNo. 214–218, by Thursday

Lesson reportMaths · Year 7 · 60 minutes

TopicFractions with different denominators

  • Understanding4 of 5
  • Engagement5 of 5
  • Independence4 of 5
  • Homework3 of 5
Understanding over the monthWas 2 of 5 — now 4 of 5

Went wellFinds the common denominator without hints

To work onSimplifying the answer fully

HomeworkNo. 214–218, due Thursday. Already in the account

From the tutorA good lesson: three problems in a row without mistakes. Next time — mixed numbers.

  • We’ll remind about homework on Wednesday evening
  • Opens without internet
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Lesson report is readyMaths · Fractions with different denominators

Short, so you don’t miss it. The full report is one tap away.

Lesson reportMaths · Year 7 · 60 minutes

TopicFractions with different denominators

  • Understanding4 of 5
  • Engagement5 of 5
  • Independence4 of 5
  • Homework3 of 5

Went wellFinds the common denominator without hints

To work onSimplifying the answer fully

HomeworkNo. 214–218, due Thursday. Already in the account

From the tutorA good lesson: three problems in a row without mistakes. Next time — mixed numbers.

Subjects

Nine subjects — school curriculum and exams

Each subject has its own teacher and live one-to-one lessons.

Open

Mathematics

School curriculum for grades 3–11, VPR, OGE and EGE

 Open

English language

School curriculum, conversation, OGE and EGE

 Open

Russian language

Literacy for the school curriculum, essays, OGE and EGE

 Open

Literature

School curriculum, analysis, the final essay, OGE and EGE

 Open

Computer science

First algorithms and Python code

 Open

Geometry

In-depth work for strong students

 Open

Probability and statistics

A separate course for advanced prep

 Open

Financial literacy

A new course from Maxim

 Chess open

Board games

Chess, draughts and backgammon — play right on the site

 Soon

German

Opening once enough students sign up

 Enrolment open

Geography

Opens once 5 students sign up

 Enrolment open

Biology

Opens once 5 students sign up

 Enrolment open

Chinese

From scratch, EGE and HSK — opens once 5 people sign up
Our own platform

All of learning — in one window

How online lessons usually work

The call is in one place, the whiteboard in another, homework in a third. Links get lost, passwords get forgotten.

We have one platform

We built the whiteboard, library, tests, homework and trainers ourselves. Everything opens in one account with one login. The only outside service is video calls — Yandex Telemost.

Dashboard

Open it and the essentials are right there: when the lesson is, what’s due, how many days in a row you’ve practised. Parents and teachers get their own view.

Our own whiteboard

One board for everyone in the lesson: formulas, text, code, shapes. Draw a wobbly circle or square — it straightens itself.

Homework without photos in a messenger

Assigned, handed in, checked — all in one place. You can solve right on the board next to the task, and the teacher’s comment won’t get lost in a chat.

Practice between lessons

About twenty trainers: times tables, mental maths, abacus, logic, English. XP, levels and cubes are earned only by learning — they can’t be bought.

Our own library

Textbooks, exam collections and workbooks on shelves. Read them in your account, or open a book on the whiteboard and work through it together in class.

Tests and exam papers

OGE, EGE and VPR papers with an answer sheet, plus teachers’ own tests. Results show up instantly.

A report after every lesson

What was covered, what went well, what to review. It arrives wherever is convenient: in the account, by email or in Telegram.

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Hi, Vasya! Tuesday · +12°, sunny

Today · 17:00 Maths with Anna Sergeevna Join the call
Homework 2 tasks due Friday
Streak 5 days in a row
Cubes 48 for solving, not for money
Task of the day5 questions from Anna Sergeevna Start

How Vasya is doing Grade 6 · maths and English

Attendance 12 of 12 lessons
Latest report Quadratic equations
Paid 3 more lessons we’ll remind you in advance
Thursday doesn’t work? Ask to reschedule in two taps
School announcementAutumn break: lessons as scheduled unless agreed otherwise

4 lessons today first at 15:00

Schedule 15:0016:0017:0019:30
To check 3 assignments
Needs attention Petya: two missed lessons
After the 16:00 lessonReport — three taps and parents have it Fill in
The circle straightened itself
No. 1–5, quadratic equationssolved on the board Handed inChecked · 5
OGE paper No. 3answer sheet filled in Being checked
Task of the day5 questions from the teacher New
A

Great! In No. 4 check the sign before the root — the rest is correct.

Level 4 48
Times tables
7 × 8
+1
OGE 2027. Practice papers page 14 of 208 Open on the board
Answer sheet
10 / 12 — pass, mistakes reviewed in class
Lesson report · 23 September Quadratic equations
Understanding
Engagement
Reviewdiscriminant

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How the platform works
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Maths, Russian, English. The tasks adapt to your answers; at the end you get a knowledge map, a forecast on the official scale and what to work on. No sign-up.

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Teachers

Not lecturers. People who make it click

Maxim Shabunin

Maxim

Founder of Axioma · mathematics teacher
OGEEGE
Financial literacy

Maxim

Founder of Axioma · mathematics teacher
  • Teacher and course author at MGIMO Junior
  • Bachelor’s degree from MGIMO, financial economics
  • Maths and financial literacy tutor since 2023
MGIMOMathematics
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Margarita Obukhova

Margarita Obukhova

OGE expert · Mathematics and computer science
OGE
Grades 5–11

Margarita Obukhova

OGE expert · Mathematics and computer science
  • OGE examiner — mathematics and computer science
  • 6 years of tutoring
  • Teacher of the first qualification category
MathematicsComputer scienceExaminer
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Olga Chertovikova

Olga Chertovikova

EGE expert · Mathematics
EGE
18 years’ experience · top category

Olga Chertovikova

EGE expert · Mathematics
  • EGE examiner
  • Serving member of the EGE marking commission
  • Teacher of the highest qualification category
  • 18 years of teaching experience
Advanced EGEExaminerTop teaching category
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Sabrina Ergeshova

Sabrina Ergeshova

Mathematics · Prob. & stats · Chess
Prob. & statsChess
Grades 5–11

Sabrina Ergeshova

Mathematics · Prob. & stats · Chess
  • 3 years of tutoring — maths, grades 5–11
  • Chess coach: 2nd junior category, 3rd-category arbiter
  • Author of the regional financial literacy project “Invest in Yourself”
MathematicsProbability and statisticsChess
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Anastasia Makhalina

Anastasia Makhalina

English
English
English — C1

Anastasia Makhalina

English
  • English — C1, Deutsch — B2
  • 2 years of tutoring; proven experience: English, grades 4–6
EnglishC1
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Angelina Magerramova

Angelina Magerramova

Mathematics · OGE · grades 5–9
OGE
Grades 5–9

Angelina Magerramova

Mathematics · OGE · grades 5–9
  • 5 years of tutoring, maths for grades 5–9
  • Currently teaches maths at a school
MathematicsOGEGrades 5–9
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Alena Nikonova

Alena Nikonova

Russian language and literature
OGEEGE
EGE literature — 90+

Alena Nikonova

Russian language and literature
  • Students’ average EGE scores: literature 90+, Russian 80+
  • Examiner of EGE and OGE literature essays
  • Tutor since 2019, including at Umskul
RussianLiteratureOGE and EGE
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Natalia Polukhina

Natalia Polukhina

OGE expert · English
OGEEGE
23 years’ experience · top category

Natalia Polukhina

OGE expert · English
  • English OGE examiner
  • Serving member of the OGE marking commission
  • English — C2, German — C1
  • 23 years of teaching experience, top category
EnglishOGE and EGEExaminer
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We are looking for teachers in other subjects — a place on the team is ready.

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Study in a group

Don’t want to overpay? We’ll put a group together

The same tutor and the same board, but there are two to four of you, and the lesson costs noticeably less. Groups are formed by subject and level: we get in touch once enough people need the same thing.

  • CheaperThe fewer people per tutor, the more an hour costs. In a group the price is shared.
  • Not a lecture hallFour is still a lesson where everyone gets their turn, not a webinar.
  • No surprisesWe tell you the schedule and the price first, and only then do you decide.
How it works

You don’t need to pay anything now. If a group for your subject doesn’t come together, we’ll tell you straight and suggest another format.

Not sure where to start?

Take the survey — we will suggest a format and a subject

There are a lot of questions, and that is on purpose: the more you tell us, the better we can match a format and a teacher. No need to write a private message if you feel shy — just answer here on the site.

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