Protecting South Africa’s future through STEM education

Tracker is known for protecting our clients and their vehicles. But our protection goes beyond the road. Through our partnership with MathU, we’re helping protect futures too, by giving young South Africans the tools to succeed in Mathematics and Physical Science.

MathU is an AI-powered learning platform for Grade 7 to 12 learners, designed to make these subjects accessible, engaging and achievable. By adapting to each learner’s needs, it builds confidence and closes knowledge gaps step by step.

The programme uses two key approaches:
● Micro approach – A focused model where selected learners receive Android devices, monthly data, tailored resources, and dedicated mentorship from a MathU mentor.
● Macro approach – A scalable solution that uses the OnlyTests book series, a data-driven exam preparation guide allowing students to learn at their own pace. This is supported by AgenticONE, a 24/7 PhD-level AI tutor that guides learners using dynamic conversation. It can respond in multiple languages and uses examples that are relevant to each student, such as soccer or Formula 1.

But MathU knows that education doesn’t stop at the classroom door. The programme also helps learners connect their academic success to real-world opportunities like bursaries, career paths, and the skills they need to thrive in the workplace.

Since 2017, Tracker has been a proud sponsor of MathU, focusing on improving education in under-resourced communities. Our support has enabled students in Magaliesburg State School, Tembisa High School and 18 schools in Soweto access high-quality learning tools that were previously out of reach. In 2025, more than 1,000 students are benefiting from Tracker’s support.

The results tell the story:
• Tshiamos improved from 55% in Mathematics and 42% in Physical Science to 80% in both subjects, enabling her to graduate with distinctions.
• Prevail lifted her maths mark from 43% to 53% through consistent effort.
• Mbali boosted her Mathematics from 62% to 88% and Physical Science from 59% to 80%. She is now studying for a Bachelor of Pharmacy at the University of Witwatersrand.

By supporting MathU, Tracker is helping to create opportunities for students to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), which benefits the entire country. This partnership shows that technology, when used with purpose, can truly make a difference.

Schools or corporates that want to get involved can visit MathU.co.za and click on Contact Us at the top of the page.