Academic tutoring
Weekly support in math, science, French and English. Small groups by grade level, led by selected and trained university students.
Tutoring, themed camps, coding, competition prep: a complete framework built by and for families, with the rigour of an elite program and the care of an extended family.
Every child enters BlackGenius Canada with an honest academic diagnostic. From that starting point, we build an individualized plan combining academic support, challenges and growth activities.
Weekly support in math, science, French and English. Small groups by grade level, led by selected and trained university students.
Targeted training for national and international math, science, logic and coding competitions, and preparation for admission to enriched and international programs (IEP, IB).
Introduction and skill-building in programming (Scratch, Python, JavaScript), algorithmic thinking and robotics clubs. Rigorous preparation for STEM.
English reinforcement (TOEFL/IELTS target) and exposure to a third language starting in elementary school. Our children should be trilingual by age 18.
Two intensive sessions in July and August: science projects, experiments, field trips, design-thinking workshops.
Digital library: textbooks, corrected exercises, video capsules, BlackGenius competition archives. Accessible to member families (phase 2).
"Mentor for a Day" program: our youth meet Afro-Canadian professionals and students in medicine, engineering, law, finance and research.
Workshops in public speaking, debate, oratory and essay writing. Excellence isn't only seen in a grade: it's spoken.
Starting in 2028: a dedicated offering for partner schools (clubs, workshops, dropout-prevention days for young people of African descent).
An online, year-round app that turns math training into a game — and consistency into a concrete reward.
Modeled on video-game logic — progressive levels, challenges, rewards, escalating difficulty — the program guides each child at their own pace, from basic mental math to advanced reasoning. Available to every child in our nonprofit, from elementary to high school.
We believe in rigour and shared responsibility. Member children maintain a minimum academic threshold to remain enrolled in the programs.
These thresholds are not an elitism test: they ensure that every child joining the group can keep up the pace and fully benefit from the support. When a child struggles, BlackGenius Canada puts in place a dedicated catch-up plan — because rigour without solidarity does not make a community.
Enrolling your child means opening the door to a demanding, caring environment, carried forward by other families who share your ambitions.