Maths tutor, Hindi tutor, Science tutor — and still no one who sees the whole picture.
One team of school teachers runs your child’s whole academic week — one fixed timetable, one number to message, and a written report to you every Friday.
Free 30-minute assessment · Written level report · No payment to start
Hindi — matras: ि / ी in dictation
✓ Carrying in subtraction — recheck passed
moving Wednesday's slot to Hindi next month
A class of forty moves at one speed. Your child doesn’t.
Marks rarely drop because a child stopped trying. They drop because something small went unfixed — and because nobody is holding the whole picture.
Three tutors, three schedules, nobody in charge
A Maths tutor, a Hindi tutor, a Science tutor — each seeing one slice, none talking to the others. The person coordinating all of it is you, at 10 pm, on three different chats.
The gap is older than the chapter
A child failing Grade 8 pressure numericals usually never secured Grade 6 unit conversion. The school is nine chapters ahead and nobody is going back.
You find out in June
Report cards arrive twice a year and tell you a number. By then the term is gone and there is nothing left to fix before the next one starts.
You don't buy subjects. You buy a month of classes.
A monthly pool of one-to-one classes in fixed weekly slots. We set the subject mix from the assessment, and revise it with you every month.
| Slot (GST) | Term 1 | Term 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Mon 5:00 pm | Maths | Maths |
| Tue 5:00 pm | Science | Science |
| Wed 5:00 pm | Maths | Arabic |
Fixed slots, for the whole term
Your child's timetable never moves. Monday 5:00 is Monday 5:00 all term — only the subject in the slot changes.
We recommend the mix. You approve it.
The assessment tells us where the gaps are. Every month we show you the next month's subject mix and adjust it with you on a 15-minute call.
One teacher owns the week
From Core upward, a named lead teacher coordinates every other teacher, reads all their notes, and writes your Friday report.
One number to message
No juggling three tutors on three chats. Anything about any subject — one WhatsApp thread.
Shorter classes for younger children. Specialists for older ones.
A six-year-old and a thirteen-year-old don’t need the same product — so we don’t sell them the same product, and the price follows the product.
Foundation
Attention span at six or seven is 30–40 minutes. A 60-minute class is worse teaching, not more of it.
Primary
At this age the content is integrated. One teacher can hold the whole picture — and should.
Middle
Separate Science, Maths and language teachers, coordinated by one lead. It genuinely costs more to deliver.
Board years
Subject-wise tuition for the board years — marking schemes, previous-year patterns, timed paper practice.
Six steps, and you can stop after any of them.
The first three cost you nothing and you keep what they produce.
You send one message
Tell us your child's grade, board, and what's worrying you right now — one subject or the whole report card. We ask one more question, then offer you two class times in your timezone. No forms, no callback queue, no sales pitch.
A free assessment class
Thirty minutes, one-on-one, with a teacher — not a demo lesson, and nothing to pay. Your child works through short diagnostic problems while the teacher watches how they think. For Grades 1–2 it's oral and observational — reading aloud and counting, never a written test.
Your child's level report
Within 24 hours you get a written report: where your child stands in each topic, the specific gaps we found, why marks are being lost, and what it will take to close them. It's yours to keep whether or not you enrol.
A plan and a tier you approve
A fifteen-minute call. We show you what the gaps need: how many classes a month, which subjects in the mix, and a fixed weekly timetable in Gulf hours. If your child needs the small plan, we say so — we don't sell classes a child doesn't need.
Classes begin — same slots, same teachers
Your child sits with teachers who know them, at times that never move. Homework checked, the current chapter taught properly, and the older gaps quietly repaired underneath. The lead teacher keeps every subject pointed the same way.
Every Friday, a written report
What we covered, what's now secure, what's still weak, and what we're doing about it next week — across every subject, in one document. Once a month, a fifteen-minute call to review the plan and next month's subject mix.
Published, monthly, and stopped whenever you like.
Find your child’s grade and read down the column — 8 to 40 classes a month, any subjects we teach, and a per-class price that falls as the ladder climbs. No joining fee, no annual contract, no advance before the assessment class.
| AED / month | FoundationGrades 1–2 · 40-min classes | PrimaryGrades 3–5 · 60-min classes | MiddleGrades 6–8 · 60-min classes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Focus | AED320AED 40 / class | AED400AED 50 / class | AED480AED 60 / class |
| Core | AED450AED 37.50 / class(up to 2 subjects) | AED570AED 47.50 / class | AED680≈ AED 57 / class |
| Core+ | — | AED740≈ AED 46 / class | AED880AED 55 / class |
| Full Academic Care | — | AED900AED 45 / class | AED1,080AED 54 / class |
| Replacing a multi-tutor week? Same product — the per-class price keeps falling. | |||
| Full Academic Care · extendedreplaces two tutors' daily hours | — | AED1,060≈ AED 44 / class | AED1,270≈ AED 53 / class |
| Full Academic Care · extendedreplaces the three-tutor week | — | AED1,290AED 43 / class | AED1,560AED 52 / class |
| Full Academic Care · extendedreplaces the full multi-tutor week | — | — | AED2,040AED 51 / class |
| Start here | Free assessment | Free assessment | Free assessment |
Foundation
Stops at 12 classes a month — A six-year-old does not need more — and we say so.
Free assessmentPrimary
Stops at 30 classes a month — Past about seven classes a week, a nine-year-old has no evening left.
Free assessmentMiddle
Stops at 40 classes a month — Matches what Gulf families already run across multiple tutors — in one place instead.
Free assessmentGrades 9–10 are board years, from AED 60 per class — see board years. No joining fee, no annual contract; stop at the end of any month.
Focus
For the family that wants one thing fixed.
- A subject specialist, not a generalist — a Hindi child gets the Hindi teacher
- Intake diagnostic and a written level report
- Homework checked in that subject
- Written report every Friday
- Specialist swap-in if a topic stalls two weeks
- One number to message; make-ups handled
Core
A named lead teacher runs the whole week.
- Everything in Focus
- A named lead teacher who sets the subject mix each month
- Homework diary checked weekly — every subject your child studies at school, including ones we don't teach
- One combined Friday report across every subject — never three separate updates
- Monthly 15-minute review call with you
Core+
Core, with room to do more subjects properly.
- Everything in Core
- Room for a second and third subject done properly — four classes a week instead of three
- Exam-month reallocation without dropping a subject
Full Academic Care
The whole academic week, handed over.
- Everything in Core+
- A class every weekday, at a fixed time
- Homework checked and corrected daily, across all subjects
- Exam-week revision scheduled without you asking
- Priority scheduling and same-week make-ups
- Extends to 24, 30 or 40 classes a month at a falling per-class rate — the whole multi-tutor week, replaced
“Focus gives you a specialist for one subject and a written report on it. From Core, a named teacher runs the whole week — including checking homework in subjects we don't teach. One is a subject fixed; the other is nobody having to hold the whole picture but us.”
If we don’t think we’re the right fit for your child, we’ll tell you so after the assessment class.
“One teacher owns your child's week. The Maths teacher knows what the Science teacher found on Tuesday.”
School teachers, coordinated by one lead teacher who owns your child's week.
Your child gets the same teachers every week — not a rotating pool, not a different face each class. From Core upward, one named lead teacher reads every teacher’s notes and writes your Friday report.
What parents ask before booking.
Which boards and grades do you take?
Grades 1–8: any school — CBSE, ICSE (CISCE), British curriculum, or IB PYP and MYP. At these grades the skills are the same everywhere; we map our plan to your school's syllabus. Grades 9–10: CBSE and ICSE (CISCE) board-year tuition, subject-wise. If your child is on IGCSE or IB, tell us the exact board and specification — we'll only take it if we have a specialist for it, and if we don't, we'll say so. Everything runs alongside what your child's school is teaching, not instead of it.
What time are classes, and does it work from the Gulf?
Classes run in the Gulf evening — roughly 4:00 to 9:30 pm GST — after school there and comfortable teaching hours in India. Your slots are fixed for the whole term, not rescheduled week to week.
Can I choose the subjects?
You approve everything. The assessment tells us where the gaps are, we recommend a subject mix, and you sign off on it before classes start. Every month we review it with you and adjust. If you only ever want one subject, that's what you get — we never push more.
What if my child doesn't connect with a teacher?
Tell us within the first two weeks and we'll either change the teacher or refund the month in full. A child who doesn't like their teacher will not learn from them, and we would rather know early.
What happens if we miss a class?
Tell us at least four hours ahead and the class is made up within the same week. Holidays and exam weeks are planned around in advance.
How do I pay from the UAE or Saudi?
A payment link that takes international cards, sent on WhatsApp. Billed monthly in advance. No joining fee, no annual contract — you can stop at the end of any month.
More questions answered on the full FAQ page.
Find out where your child actually stands.
A free 30-minute assessment class and a written level report, whether or not you go further.
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