Online tutoring for students in Saudi Arabia, with fees in Saudi riyals
Live one-to-one classes for school and university students living in Saudi Arabia, at times agreed in Saudi time, on weekdays or at the weekend. Students in the Kingdom pay in Saudi riyals, with 20% off our US dollar prices.
Students at international schools in Saudi Arabia taking Cambridge IGCSE, O Level or A Level, the IB or an American curriculum
Students at Saudi schools who want help with Mathematics, the sciences or English
Pakistani families whose children attend Pakistani schools in the Kingdom that follow the Federal Board (Matric and FSc)
Children growing up in Saudi Arabia who are learning to read, write and speak Urdu
Students who are not native Arabic speakers and take Arabic as a school subject
University students who need help with programming or Computer Science, or mentoring for a final year project
Before you start
No entry test. Tell us the curriculum, the grade, the subjects and your city.
A computer or tablet with a stable connection, and Microsoft Teams or Zoom.
Nothing to pay before the free 30-minute class.
Problems we help with
Finding a tutor who knows the school's own curriculum, not just the subject
Fitting classes around the school day and the Friday–Saturday weekend
English-medium subjects when English is not the family's first language
Keeping up with a Pakistani syllabus, and with Urdu, while living abroad
Changing curriculum after moving to or from Saudi Arabia
Curricula and subjects for students in Saudi Arabia
International and Saudi schools
Cambridge IGCSE, O Level, AS and A Level
The International Baccalaureate (IB) and American-curriculum schools
The Saudi national curriculum: Mathematics, the sciences and English
Exam preparation before school and Cambridge exams
IGCSE · A Level · IB · American
Pakistani schools in Saudi Arabia
Federal Board (FBISE) Matric: 9th and 10th class
FSc Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering and ICS: 1st and 2nd year
Urdu as a school subject, following the board's textbook
Primary and middle school, Grades 1 to 8
FBISE · SSC · HSSC
Languages
English, as a first or second language
Arabic as a school subject, for students who are not native speakers
Urdu for children growing up abroad: reading, writing and speaking
English · العربية · اردو
Programming, Computer Science and FYPs
Programming courses in Python, JavaScript, C++ and Java
Object-oriented programming, data structures and algorithms, and cybersecurity
Final year project mentoring for university students
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How classes work from Saudi Arabia
1
Tell us your curriculum and your times
Send the curriculum, grade and subjects, and the days and times that suit you in Saudi time. We match a tutor who knows the curriculum and is free then.
2
A free first class
The first 30-minute class in each subject is free, so the student meets the tutor before you pay anything.
3
Classes in Saudi time
Pakistan is two hours ahead of Saudi Arabia all year. We agree times in your local time, on weekdays or at the weekend, including Friday and Saturday.
4
Times that change with your routine
If your routine changes, for example in the school holidays or during exam weeks, tell us and we agree new class times.
What you’ll be able to do
Keep up with the school's curriculum through the year
Understand each topic, not just finish the homework
Write answers in the form the student's exam expects
Learn at times that fit the family's week in Saudi Arabia
Know which topics are secure and which need more practice
These are the aims of the lessons. Progress depends on the student’s starting point and practice, and we never promise grades or results.
Your tutors
Profiles are published only with each tutor’s consent. When you get in touch, we suggest a tutor who suits your level and schedule.
BS (Computer Science), PMAS Arid University Rawalpindi
Data Structures and Algorithms certification, Zero To Mastery
Web development courses, Frontend Masters
Teaching experience
5 years
Teaching languages
English and Urdu
Computer science and programming
Programming Fundamentals
C and C++
Java
JavaScript and Web Development
Object-Oriented Programming
Data Structures and Algorithms
Advanced Computer Science
Cybersecurity Fundamentals
FYP Mentoring
School and college subjects
Mathematics
Science, Physics, Chemistry and Biology
English
Urdu
Teaching approach
Friendly and patient. Daily tasks and assignments, with quizzes to check progress, and we move to the next topic only when the previous one is crystal clear.
Each plan is for one subject. A second subject is a second plan.
First class free in every subject (30 minutes)
15-day refund if the student isn’t happy with us, or for another valid reason
The riyal prices are the US dollar prices converted at the fixed rate of 3.75 riyals to the dollar, less 20%. Academic plans start at SAR 120 a month per subject; programming language courses are a flat SAR 180 a month. Final year project mentoring is quoted per project. You can pay by Visa card or another method that suits you.
By Visa card or another method that suits you. We confirm the payment details with you after the free class, before the first paid month.
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What is the time difference with Pakistan?
Pakistan is two hours ahead of Saudi Arabia, and neither country changes its clocks. You do not need to convert anything: we agree class times in Saudi time.
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Can classes be on Friday or Saturday?
Yes. Tutors teach on weekdays and at the weekend, so classes can fit around the Saudi school week.
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Which language are lessons taught in?
Tutors teach in English or Urdu. Arabic is taught as a subject. You can write to us in Arabic, English or Urdu. If your child studies a subject in Arabic at school, tell us the textbook and we tell you honestly, before the free class, whether a tutor can follow it.
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Which curricula do you teach for students in Saudi Arabia?
Cambridge IGCSE, O Level and A Level, the IB, the American curriculum and the Saudi national curriculum, and the Pakistani Federal Board for Matric and FSc. Tell us yours and we match a tutor who knows it.
Our children attend a Pakistani school in Saudi Arabia. Can you help?
Yes. Pakistani schools in the Kingdom follow the Federal Board, and we teach Matric and FSc on every board, following the board's textbooks. Urdu is taught as a school subject too.