Delta Education

Delta Education helps thousands of learners learn, practice, and most importantly understand Math, Physics, and Chemistry.

Whether it's going through our summarised notes on each syllabus, practicing using official government past papers, or using our custom-built calculators: we’ve got you covered, every step of the way.

Add any of the values you have for a specific question into Delta Educations calculators and get immediate answers. However, Maths and Physical Sciences are both about the process more than the answer, so Delta Education includes specially curated notes on each section of each syllabus. Delta Education's notes help you understand the “what”, the “why”, and the “how” behind it.

Why Delta Education?

Started by two high schoolers currently in university, we understand the modern student's problems. Our constant updates are aimed at meeting our users' needs by using their feedback. With young learners partnered with former math and physical sciences teachers, Delta Education is aimed at providing the ultimate learner experience.

Endless problems to solve! Based on the high school maths and physical sciences syllabus, Delta Education calculators can solve endless problems related to each of our sections. Simply insert the values each question provides and our algorithms spit out the missing value immediately.

The opportunity to learn: Delta Education notes have been specially sourced and curated by our partner Maths with Mrs Lloyd, designed to break down each syllabus into more easily understandable sections.

KEY FEATURES: Custom built calculators Summarised notes Government past papers Interactive quiz sections

Delta Education is for learners from Grades 10-12, especially for:

• Algebra, Analytical Geometry, Calculus, Euclidean Geometry, Finance, Functions, Series and Sequences, Probability, Statistics, and Trigonometry
• Acids and Bases, Doppler Effect, Electrostatics, Electrocircuits, Electrodynamics, Galvanic and Electrolytic cells, Newtons and Momentum, Organic Chemistry, Photoelectric effect, Projectile motion, Reaction rates, and Work energy power