Class 2 Online Tuition Qatar,One Teacher for One Child, Until Your Child Reads and Writes Properly

Hourly. You pay for the classes your child takes, at a rate quoted to you before you book. You can pay class by class or split the payment, there's no year-long advance, and you can pause or stop whenever you want. Ask our counsellor for the exact hourly rate in your currency and you'll have it in one message.

Yes, that's a common way to start. Take a short block of vacation classes, see whether your child is comfortable with the teacher, and decide about the rest of the year after. Nothing beyond those classes is committed.

Yes, both, that's the core of the Class 2 model. The teacher re-teaches the day's school lesson and finishes the homework with your child in the same hour. Being honest about capacity: if three subjects were taught in school that day, one evening hour will cover the two that matter most, and your mentor will tell you when a second hour is genuinely needed rather than selling you one by default.

Yes. A common pattern is one hour on five weekdays plus an extra hour at the weekend for revision. If some days aren't needed, tell us and we won't run them; if a school test is coming, add hours that week.

Yes, and we do it as standard. You get a profile card on WhatsApp with the teacher's photo, degree, teaching experience, boards taught and languages spoken. Parents used to receiving these from other platforms shouldn't have to ask, so we send it first.

Share your school's textbook and current chapter list at the start, and the teacher plans around it. We teach from your child's own book and your school's sequence in Qatar, not from a fixed syllabus of our own.

Yes, and it's one of our most requested Class 2 tracks. We start at the varnamala and matras, with no assumption about prior knowledge and no blame directed at any school. Where school taught by writing everything on the board at once, we go the opposite way: slowly, sound by sound.

You tell us the hour that suits you in Qatar time, and we convert and confirm it, you never have to do the two-and-a-half-hour calculation yourself. Evening slots are standard for Qatar families since school runs in the morning, and your slot is fixed rather than reassigned each week.

That's exactly what the fixed evening class is for. The teacher and mentor keep the routine running whether you're in Doha, travelling, or working late, and the monthly note tells you what happened while you were away. If you're travelling across time zones, tell your mentor and the slot moves for those days.

Yes. Several families come to us a year ahead of a compulsory IGCSE switch. We assign a Cambridge-familiar, English-medium teacher, share their qualifications in writing, and use the Class 2 year as a bridge so the new syllabus isn't a cold start in Class 3.

You'll get a monthly note in plain language, the words she can now decode, the sentences she can write unaided, the Maths she does without counting on fingers. It's written to be independent of school percentages, because several parents have told us they don't trust those at this age. You're also welcome to sit in on any class.