Lessons run Sunday to Thursday evenings, booked in Riyadh time. Tell us the subject and the year group, and we send you a specialist tutor name within 24 hours.
The school week here runs Sunday to Thursday, so Thursday evening is the last school night and Sunday starts it again. Lessons are placed around that, not around a UK timetable.
Most slots sit between 4pm and 9pm Arabia Standard Time. That leaves the school day alone and keeps homework off the midnight pile.
The weekend falls on Friday and Saturday. A morning lesson on either day suits students who work better before the afternoon goes.
School days compress during Ramadan. We move slots earlier in the evening for that month instead of cancelling the run and losing the habit.
Ten specialists, the deepest bench we have. Lessons concentrate on method marks, where a right answer still loses credit because the working is missing.
A specialist in each science rather than one tutor covering all three. Calculation questions and the six mark answers take most of the hour.
Both papers, taught separately. Students write under time, then see what their own paragraph earned and what the next band actually wanted.
You get a name, a subject background and the boards that person teaches before any money is agreed. Not a shortlist to work through on your own.
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Message the subject, the year group and the board. If the board is unclear, a photo of the exam timetable settles it.
Within 24 hours you get a specialist name, their subject background, and two or three slots that fit your evenings.
Choose the evening that works and lessons run weekly from there. Most families are teaching inside a week of the first message.
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Riyadh is a long city and a weekday evening has little room in it. The honest comparison is less about teaching than about what the travel costs you.
| Feature | Home teacher Travels to you | GCSE Tutors Online, one-to-one | Tuition centre Group classes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Travel time | 30 to 60 minutes each way | None, lessons start on time | A school run twice a week |
| Board and tier | Rarely specified | Matched to both before lessons start | Fixed for the whole group |
| Time with the tutor | The whole hour | The whole hour | A share of the hour |
| Range of tutors | Limited to your neighbourhood | 29 specialists to choose from | Set by the timetable |
| Review later | Nothing to go back to | Full recording each week |
Weekday slots sit between 4pm and 9pm Arabia Standard Time, Sunday through Thursday. Friday and Saturday mornings are open too. You keep the same slot weekly so it turns into a habit.
It is the most requested slot of the week. Thursday is the last school night, so the week is done and nothing is due in the morning. Attention is usually better, not worse.
No. School days shorten that month, so we move slots earlier in the evening and hold the weekly rhythm. Stopping for four weeks costs more than it saves, especially near mocks.
Sixty minutes. That is long enough to teach a topic and mark an answer in one sitting. It is also short enough that a tired Year 11 student stays with it.
No. Every lesson is one to one, because the point of the hour is one student and their weak topics. Two children need two slots, which can sit back to back.
Tell the tutor before the lesson and it moves. With no notice the slot is counted, because that hour was held for your child and nobody else could book it.
Yes. Every lesson is recorded and stays available. A student can return to the explanation in April instead of trusting notes written back in October.
One a week suits most of the year. In the term before mocks, families often add a second in the weakest subject, then drop back once the marks move.
Send the subject and the year group. A specialist name comes back within 24 hours, with evening slots that fit a Sunday to Thursday week.
Replies come inside one working day, Sunday to Thursday.
