Weekly IB classes, all year, in a group of six.
Two hours of live IB teaching every week across the academic year, following a structured topic roadmap that covers, reinforces and reviews the full curriculum. Led by the same IB-experienced tutors, with recorded lessons and materials available for review anytime, at roughly $55 an hour instead of $85 or more.
Placement required — we match level, timezone and starting point before a place is confirmed.
2h
Live class weekly
72h
Across the year
Max 6
Students per group
SL + HL
Separate cohorts
Where this sits
It is not a cheaper version of one-to-one tutoring. It is a different shape of support, and for a lot of families it is the better one.
From $75/hour
One-to-one tutoring
Our primary product. The right answer when a student needs targeted intervention on their own schedule.
$495/month
Year-Long Program
A structured weekly group across the full year. Lower cost, fixed schedule, complete topic roadmap.
Per cohort
Exam-prep intensives
Five-day intensives before a session. Bought alongside either of the above, not instead of them.
What a week looks like
Every class follows a structured learning cycle — from review and new concepts to IB-style application and exam practice — so students build knowledge, strengthen skills and make measurable progress throughout the year.
- 01
Review
Last week’s topic and homework, with the common errors named.
- 02
Core topic
The week’s scheduled material from the published roadmap.
- 03
IB application
Exam-style questions on it, marked against the real scheme.
- 04
Preview
A look at next week, so nobody arrives cold.
Between classes: homework with worked solutions, a class chat moderated by your client manager, and the recording of the last session — so no week is lost.
You always know how it is going
Weekly classes only work if parents can see the progress. Feedback is built into the programme, not something you have to ask for.
After every class
Recording and homework feedback
The recording, materials and homework go out after each class, and the tutor marks the homework with worked solutions — so a parent can see, week by week, what was covered and how it went.
Every month
A written report from the tutor
Attendance, topics covered, strengths, gaps, and what to work on next. Short enough to read, specific enough to act on.
End of each semester
Review with the tutor and the academic team
Where the student is against the roadmap, what Semester 2 will focus on, and whether the group is still the right fit — before you decide to continue.
Five subjects, SL and HL
Each runs as its own cohort at each level. A new group opens once 3 students are placed at the same subject, level and timezone.
IB Math AA Group Classes
The proof-heavy Maths route — algebra and functions through calculus, with the reasoning habits Paper 1 rewards.
Mathematics: Analysis & Approaches · SL and HL
IB Math AI Group Classes
The modelling route — statistics, financial maths and applied calculus, with the GDC used properly rather than hopefully.
Mathematics: Applications & Interpretation · SL and HL
IB Physics Group Classes
Mechanics through nuclear physics, with the derivations and data-analysis skills that separate a 5 from a 7.
Physics · SL and HL
IB Biology Group Classes
Cells through ecosystems, with the command-term precision that IB Biology marks are actually awarded for.
Biology · SL and HL
IB Chemistry Group Classes
Bonding through organic mechanisms, with the quantitative work practised weekly rather than crammed.
Chemistry · SL and HL
When classes run
One global slot to start with — Saturdays, 10:00 UK. We add slots as demand builds, rather than spreading early cohorts too thin to be useful.
| Where you are | Class starts |
|---|---|
| United Kingdom | 10:00 |
| UAE | 13:00 |
| India | 14:30 |
| Singapore & Hong Kong | 17:00 |
| Philippines | 17:00 |
| Sydney | 19:00(shifts an hour with daylight saving) |
Semester 1
September to December
18 teaching weeks · 36 hours
Semester 2
January to May
18 teaching weeks · 36 hours
Everything included in your programme
- 2 hours of live class every week, 18 weeks a semester
- A maximum of 6 students, taught by an IB-experienced tutor
- A published topic roadmap for the full year, so nothing is improvised
- Weekly homework and worked solutions
- Class recordings, for catching up and revising
- A monthly written report to student and parent
- An end-of-semester review with the tutor and the academic team
What it costs
An annual programme fee, paid across 8 monthly instalments — 4 in each semester, with nothing taken in January.
Per month
$495
8 instalments a year
One semester
$1980
36 hours · exactly half the year
Full year
$3960
72 hours · $55 an hour
How a place is confirmed
There is no buy button, deliberately. A cohort only works if the students in it are at a similar point, so we talk first.
- 01
Tell us the subject and level
Along with your timezone and where the student is now.
- 02
Talk to a client manager
They will tell you honestly whether the group or one-to-one is the better fit.
- 03
Get placed
Into a running cohort, or a forming one once 3 students match.
Questions parents ask
How is this different from one-to-one tutoring?
It is structured rather than responsive. A one-to-one tutor works on whatever a student brings that week; the Year-Long Program follows a published roadmap across 36 teaching weeks, so the whole syllabus is covered on a schedule rather than on demand. It costs less because the tutor's time is shared between up to 6 students.
How many students are in a class?
We target 4–5 and cap every cohort at 6. A new cohort opens once 3 students are placed at the same subject, level and timezone. SL and HL are always separate groups.
What if my child misses a class?
The group keeps to its schedule, so we do not run make-up classes for an individual absence. Every class is recorded and the materials and homework go out afterwards, so a missed week can be caught up before the next one.
Can we join part-way through the year?
Yes, where a place exists and the level is right. Your first month is reduced in proportion to the classes remaining in it, you commit only to the rest of that semester, and you get the earlier materials and recordings at no extra charge.
What happens between the two semesters?
January is a break in the billing — no instalment is taken. It is also when the end-of-semester review happens with the tutor and our academic team, which is where you decide whether to continue into the second semester.
Can we move to one-to-one later?
Yes. If the group turns out not to be the right fit, or a student needs targeted intervention, we will move them and adjust what you pay. Moving to one-to-one is not treated as a cancellation.