Yes. Our tutors live and work in Pakistan and teach online by video, which is why we can offer experienced tutors at a monthly price well below local private tutoring.
All of them. Lesson times are agreed with each family; weekend lessons are the easiest to arrange from every US time zone.
After the free intro lesson, we agree the plan and send payment details. Prices are monthly in US dollars, with no contract.
Yes. Share the homework, the topic list or the textbook, and the tutor teaches to it.
Yes. Lessons are taught in English, and tutors can explain in Urdu when that helps a child understand.
Most parents notice more confidence within the first month. The weekly progress report shows what was covered and what comes next.
Three to six months before the test date works for most students, with one to three lessons a week.
Yes. We use the College Board's free official practice tests in Bluebook, alongside targeted topic practice.
Most children start Quran reading at around five or six years old. Younger children can begin with short, playful lessons on the letters.
Yes. Lessons start from the alphabet and use simple English explanations where needed.
Yes, and every lesson is recorded, so you can always see what was covered.
Yes. No card details are needed for the intro lesson.
Yes. Every lesson is recorded so your child can watch it again and you can see what was taught.
Yes. If the match is not right, tell us and we will find a different tutor.
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Meet your matched tutor, see a full lesson, then decide. No card details and no contract.