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We work with primary school children, typically ages 6 to 12, covering the full primary curriculum. Sessions are adapted to each child's grade level in Arabic literacy and STEM subjects such as math and science, following the standard school syllabus used in Ismailia.

Our tutors are trained to cover both areas, so many families choose combined sessions covering Arabic reading, writing, and grammar alongside math and science. Parents can also request sessions focused on a single subject if that better suits their child's needs.

We offer in-person sessions at our Ismailia, Egypt location, as well as at the student's home depending on availability. Online sessions can also be arranged for families who prefer remote learning or live outside easy commuting distance.

Before the first regular session, we conduct a short assessment covering reading comprehension, writing, and basic STEM concepts appropriate to the child's grade. This helps us identify specific gaps and build a coaching plan suited to their strengths and areas needing support.

Most families schedule one to three sessions per week, depending on the subjects covered and the child's schoolwork load. We discuss a suitable frequency during the initial consultation based on your child's academic goals and current performance.

Our tutors have backgrounds in education or relevant academic fields, with experience teaching Arabic literacy and STEM subjects to primary school children. Each tutor is familiar with the local curriculum used in schools across Ismailia.

Yes, academic support sessions can focus specifically on subjects where a child is struggling, such as reading fluency, arithmetic, or science concepts. We track progress over time and adjust the coaching approach based on ongoing classroom performance.

We provide regular updates after sessions, summarizing what was covered and noting areas of improvement or continued focus. Parents are welcome to ask questions at any point, and we can schedule brief check-ins to discuss progress in more detail.

Sessions usually last 45 to 60 minutes and combine review of recent schoolwork, targeted practice exercises, and guided problem-solving. For younger children, we incorporate reading activities and hands-on exercises to keep sessions engaging and age-appropriate.