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Make something worth revising.

Practise research, mathematics, data and coding through focused assignments. Make a first attempt, get human feedback, and improve your work.

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Illustrative nine-scene grid of teenagers writing, coding, making music, sketching clothing, discussing a book, photographing architecture, exploring geometry, prototyping, and recording a conversation

What you could make

A recommendation with a reason

Choose the library for the next study session. It is the only option with a quiet room and no entry fee.

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Which study space is worth the trip?

30–45 minutesView the brief

When does the project break even?

Fixed costs
$340
Contribution per sale
$24
Sales to break even
15

14 sales: −$4. 15 sales: +$20.

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Set a sustainable workshop price

30–45 minutesView the brief

One rule. A cleaner dataset.

Before
“ Toronto ”
“toronto”

After
Toronto
Toronto

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Make a messy assignment export usable

35–50 minutesView the brief

A test that catches the mistake

profit({ sold: 15, price: 25,
  ordered: 20, unitCost: 14,
  setup: 60, packaging: 1 })

Expected: 20
Actual:   20

Also test zero sales and an invalid quantity.

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Build a small CSV quality checker

45–75 minutesView the brief

A first draft is a starting point.

A reviewer checks your work against the brief, explains what needs attention, and asks for a revision when needed. Earlier versions stay available so you can see what changed.

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The current pilot is private. Tell us what you want to practise and we can contact you when wider access is available. No launch date, place, or paid assignments are guaranteed.

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