At Elmadrasah.com, every student gets a private tutor who teaches their subject, their grade and their curriculum, live and one-on-one. We start from what the student actually needs: building a missing skill, strengthening a topic, or revising before an exam. Then we plan the lessons around that goal.
Choosing a private tutor is about more than hearing the lesson explained again. A student who follows the worked example and then freezes on a new question needs someone to find the missing step, give them room to try, and correct the method. That is why our lessons combine live teaching with guided practice, with time to ask and discuss.
We teach students from kindergarten to Grade 12, and university students in selected subjects. Whether you want support through the whole term or help before an upcoming assessment, the first step is the same: identify the level and the curriculum, then choose a package that fits the amount of work ahead.
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When does a student need a private tutor?
The need for support can show up as homework that takes too long, grades below expectations, or anxiety about one subject. These signs do not point to one fix for every student. Trouble in math may start with fractions. Weak answers in science may come from misreading the question or misusing the terms.
- To build foundations: when the current lesson depends on earlier skills, such as reading or basic arithmetic.
- To strengthen a subject: when the student understands the explanation but needs more practice and feedback on repeated mistakes.
- To revise: when the student wants to organise topics and practise questions before an exam.
- To become independent: when the student relies on help at every step and needs to learn to start and solve alone.
We arrange a free level assessment, then give you a written plan with the expected number of lessons before any payment. A clear starting point helps the family understand what the student needs, instead of picking a number of lessons with no academic goal.
Why choose Elmadrasah.com for online tutoring?
- Live one-on-one lessons: our lessons run on Zoom, so the student can ask questions and interact with the tutor throughout.
- Male and female tutors: our team includes both, and we match the tutor to the student's curriculum and topic.
- You can change your tutor: if the match is not right, we replace the tutor and review the plan.
- Many curricula covered: Gulf national curricula, American, British and the international pathways listed below.
- Flexible packages: from a short revision package to larger lesson bundles.
- Progress follow-up: regular updates on the student's level, alongside the written plan that sets the starting point.
With an online tutor from our team, the curriculum and the grade are part of how the tutor is chosen. Knowing the subject matters, and so does knowing what the curriculum expects and how its questions are asked.
Subjects we teach
Find a math tutor, a physics tutor, an English tutor or support in any of these subjects, with lessons matched to the student's stage and topic:
In math, the goal may be understanding an idea or ordering the steps of a problem. In physics and chemistry, the student may need to link the concept to the equation, or get units and calculations right. In school languages, support often goes to reading, comprehension, grammar and writing. Naming the skill makes study time more focused than revising every topic the same way.
Curricula and grades we cover
- Gulf national curricula: UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman.
- American curriculum.
- British curriculum: including IGCSE and A Level.
- International Baccalaureate (IB).
- AP subjects and exams.
We cover kindergarten, primary, middle and secondary school up to Grade 12, plus selected university subjects. In math, this includes IGCSE with Cambridge and Edexcel, A Level Mathematics, IB AA and AI, AP Calculus and AP Statistics. In physics, it includes IGCSE, A Level, IB and AP.
Matching starts with the student's details: school or curriculum, grade, subject, and exam board for international pathways.
Online tutoring or a home tutor?
The right choice depends on the student, how they engage, and the family's circumstances.
| Private tutor online | Home tutor | |
|---|---|---|
| Where | From home or any suitable place with internet. | The tutor travels to the student's home. |
| Interaction | Voice, video and on-screen explanation. | Face to face in the same room. |
| Choice of tutor | Tutors beyond your neighbourhood or city. | Usually limited to tutors who can reach your home. |
| What you need | A device, stable internet and a microphone. | A suitable space and an agreed visiting time. |
| Scheduling | No travel to arrange. | Lesson time and travel must be coordinated. |
| Younger children | Benefit from a quiet place and a parent nearby when needed. | May suit children who respond better to a tutor physically present. |
We offer online one-on-one lessons. What matters most is real interaction and whether the student can apply what they learn.
How to get started in four steps
- Tell us what you need: the subject, grade, curriculum and goal, with an example of where the student struggles.
- Level assessment: we arrange a free assessment, then a written plan showing the starting point and the expected number of lessons.
- Tutor and package: we match the tutor to the curriculum and arrange the package and available times.
- Lessons and follow-up: live lessons begin, with regular progress follow-up.
Three packages for different goals
| Package | Lessons | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Flex Quick Review | 12 | Focused revision and practice on specific topics. |
| Flex 20 | 20 | More room for regular strengthening and practice. |
| Mega Flex | 200 | A large balance for a wider support plan. |
The number of lessons alone does not decide the result. The choice follows the plan and the practice between lessons. Package details and terms are reviewed with you before you subscribe.
Getting the most from the time between lessons
After a lesson, the student should try a new question without looking at the solved example. If they get stuck, they note the step they did not understand instead of copying the answer. That note turns the next lesson into work on a specific difficulty.
Parents have a simple role: ask your child to explain one idea they learned in their own words. Watch whether they can start and finish a solution, not only how many pages they wrote.
Frequently asked questions
Are lessons one-on-one or in groups?
Lessons are live and one-on-one on Zoom. The whole lesson is for one student, with voice and video and time to ask and practise.
How do I choose where to start?
We begin with a free level assessment, then give you a written plan with the expected number of lessons. It covers the subject, grade, curriculum and goal.
Can I choose a male or a female tutor?
Our team includes both. We take the family's preference into account within what is available, and match the tutor to the curriculum and subject.
Can I change the tutor if it is not a good match?
Yes. We replace the tutor when the match is not right, and review what the student needs.
How long is a lesson, and does it suit young children?
A standard lesson is one hour. The length can be adjusted for younger children according to how long they can concentrate.
What does the student need for online tutoring?
A device with stable internet and a microphone, the subject textbook and a notebook. A computer is better for subjects that involve writing and drawing, such as math, in a quiet place.
How do I follow my child's progress?
We provide regular progress follow-up. At home, check whether your child can explain an idea and solve a new question alone.
Start with a plan that fits your child
If you are looking for a private tutor online, have the subject, grade, curriculum and goal ready. We will arrange the level assessment and explain the starting point and next steps.
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