In a one-to-one online lesson, the teacher takes your son or daughter through each topic from their own textbook, as set by the Ministry of Education in Saudi Arabia. Then your child works through the exercises alone, so we know they have really understood. We also prepare them for NAFS and, in secondary, for Qudurat and Tahsili. Lessons run on Saudi time, after school or whenever suits you.
General education in Saudi Arabia lasts twelve years: six primary, three intermediate and three secondary, with kindergarten before that. Choose your child's stage to see what we focus on.
Ages 3 to 6, in three levels
Fun activities with letters, their sounds and numbers to get your child ready for Grade 1.
Grades 1–6: early grades (1–3) and upper grades (4–6)
This is where the foundation for everything else is built. We strengthen reading and math, and keep up with homework and quizzes alongside your child.
Grades 1–3 intermediate (7–9)
Subjects get more specialized, and memorizing alone is no longer enough. We explain the idea until your child understands it and can solve problems on their own.
A common first year, then two years in one of five tracks
We start with the common first-year subjects, then carry on with your child in the subjects of the track they have chosen.
General education subjects by their official names in the Study Plans Guide issued by the National Curriculum Center, grouped by stage and track. Tell us which subject your child finds hard, and we'll start there.
Secondary subjects carry level numbers, such as Mathematics 1 and Physics 1 in Year 1, and some track subjects are taught only in Year 2 or only in Year 3. This list is for general education schools; Quran memorization schools have their own study plan for the primary and intermediate stages.
All three tests are run by the Education and Training Evaluation Commission (ETEC), and each has its own style of questions. We prepare students for the Qudurat and Tahsili tests: we explain each type of question to your child, then they practice with examples until the format feels familiar.
It covers Grade 3 in math and reading, and Grade 6 and 3rd intermediate in math, reading and science. Practice for the NAFS tests is part of the lessons for children in these grades.
It measures verbal and quantitative ability and is taken by secondary graduates applying to university.
Program detailsIt measures secondary students' attainment in core subjects and is used with Qudurat for university admission.
Program detailsFirst we find out what they have covered at school and where they get stuck, then we make the plan.
We explain each lesson with examples from your child's coursework, then they work through the exercises on their own while the teacher follows along.
Before tests we go over the units with them and work through sample questions, so they walk in knowing what to expect.
We keep parents updated on their child's progress, so you know what they have mastered and what they need next.
Yes. We build lessons on what the Ministry of Education in Saudi Arabia sets for your child's grade. The school year runs in two semesters, and we follow the coursework for the semester they are in now.
Yes, from the common first-year subjects to the subjects of your child's track in Years 2 and 3, as named in the Study Plans Guide issued by the National Curriculum Center. There are five tracks: General, Computer Science & Engineering, Health & Life, Business Administration and Sharia. Tell us your child's track and the subjects where they need support, and we'll plan the lessons around them.
Yes. Each lesson goes to whatever your child needs that week: homework, revising a unit, or sample questions before a test.
Female teachers are available, with a dedicated section for women. If you would prefer a female teacher for your daughter, just mention it when you message us.
Lessons last 30, 40, 60, 90 or 120 minutes, and we choose the length with you based on your child's age and the subject.
Send us your child's grade, their track if they are in secondary, and the subject that worries you. We'll arrange a free trial lesson where your child gets to know the teacher and how they explain things, and then you decide.
