From the First Letter to Her First Sentence,Online One-to-One Tuition for Class 1 ICSE

Our Class 1 ICSE online tuition covers reading, writing and phonics in English, alphabet basics in Hindi, Malayalam or Arabic as your family needs, and number basics in Maths, taught one-to-one, at your child's own pace, with a teacher matched for young beginners.

Yes, this is exactly what we match for. Class 1 children respond to warm authority, not repeated requests from a parent. Every teacher we place with a six-year-old is chosen and reviewed for a gentle, classroom-like manner, and you meet them yourself in the free demo before deciding anything.

Yes. We never assume where your child "should" be. A gentle entry check tells us exactly what letters and sounds your child already knows, and the teacher starts from there, building the missing UKG foundation alongside the Class 1 syllabus, not instead of it.

Yes. Every class is one teacher and one student, for the full hour. There are no batches or group sessions at any point in Class 1 ICSE online tuition, and the same teacher continues from the demo onward.

Yes. Many Class 1 families need more than one language started at once, English phonics, Hindi or Malayalam alphabets, and Arabic where required, alongside number basics and General Knowledge. Tell us your child's exact subject mix and we'll match a teacher who covers it.

Yes. Many of our Class 1 parents can only manage Sundays or evenings after work, your mentor builds the weekly timetable around your family's real schedule, not the other way round.

Recording is available, but it isn't automatic, your child's teacher can start it manually at the beginning of a session, and the saved video goes to your own device, not to a cloud account. It's a simple way to revisit a class or catch up on a missed one.

Yes, tell us about all your children and we'll plan classes and fees together as a family, rather than treating each enquiry separately. Many of our Class 1 families join alongside an older sibling.

One good demo is usually enough, we deliberately avoid demo after demo, since young children tire of repeating the same "trial" experience. If you'd rather skip the demo and start directly, that's available too, just let your admission counsellor know.