Most online courses teach a subject in general. That is not the problem Greek students actually have.

You are not examined on "linear algebra". You are examined on linear algebra as it is taught in your department, by your professor, in the format they set. Two students in two different departments sit two very different exams on paper covering the same material.

Peraseto is built around that reality. Instead of one flat catalogue, courses are organised the way a university actually is: you choose your university, then your department, then the specific course. What you get is material shaped around the way that course is genuinely taught and assessed — not a generic overview that leaves you to bridge the gap yourself.

We are starting with mathematics and economics, and expanding to further departments over time.