Tutify

Primary & MiddleYear 1 – Year 9British curriculum800+ GCC families

Give your child the confidence to put their hand up first, sit down to homework without the daily struggle, and finally believe they're good at studies.

No more homework battles or last-minute test panic. In our 1-on-1 live classes, your child learns with their camera on and a teacher's full attention — so they stay focused, complete their work, and walk into every test prepared.

Start with a free 60-minute trial class and receive a clear, personalised study plan.

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4.9/5 parent rating800+ GCC familiesKS1 · KS2 · KS3

How we actually teach younger students

A tutor teaches for an hour. We take responsibility for the learning.

Young children don't learn from a screen they can drift away from. So our primary classes run on one principle: nothing is left to chance, and nothing is hidden from you.

Your child's own book

Not a worksheet pile — your child's actual school textbook. Same pages, same chapters, same tests their class is preparing for.

Camera on, fully present

Both cameras stay on. If attention slips, we catch it in the moment — not after a bad report card.

Homework, tests & quizzes — done

We don't just explain and leave. Homework gets finished, school tests get prepared for, quizzes check it actually stuck.

You stay in the loop

A short WhatsApp summary after each session — what was covered, what improved, what's next. You never chase for an update.

Your child's own book

Not a worksheet pile — your child's actual school textbook. Same pages, same chapters, same tests their class is preparing for.

Camera on, fully present

Both cameras stay on. If attention slips, we catch it in the moment — not after a bad report card.

Homework, tests & quizzes — done

We don't just explain and leave. Homework gets finished, school tests get prepared for, quizzes check it actually stuck.

You stay in the loop

A short WhatsApp summary after each session — what was covered, what improved, what's next. You never chase for an update.

Most academies hand your child a tutor and hope for the best. We hand you visibility and accountability — your child's book, your child's camera, your child's homework, all watched, all reported. It's the closest thing to sitting in the room beside them.

INSIDE A REAL TUTIFY CLASS

Your child watches the teacher solve it — then solves it themselves.

Live Tutify class — teacher balancing an ionic equation step by step on a digital whiteboard, Grade 8 Chemistry

Grade 8 Chemistry — balancing ionic equations, worked through live until your child can do it alone.

A textbook shows the finished answer. It doesn't show how you get there. In our 1-on-1 live classes, your child watches the teacher work through each step in real time — like balancing this ionic equation, Grade 8 Chemistry — asks questions the moment they're confused, and then practices it themselves until it's theirs. Seeing it solved live is how a concept actually clicks. Practicing it is how it sticks.

At Grade 4, a child doesn't need pressure — they need to see it. Our teachers turn every topic into colorful, visual notes like these, so concepts stick and your child actually enjoys learning. Then we practice — because at this age, that's what turns "I get it" into "I've got this."

Grade 4 Maths fractions teaching notes — visual explanation of numerators, denominators, and equal parts

Grade 4 Maths — fractions, taught the way a 9-year-old's brain actually works.

Live Tutify English class — IGCSE writer's effect analysis on a Zoom whiteboard, phrase by phrase

Grade 9 English — going word by word through "writer's effect." Not re-reading the text. Unpacking why every word was chosen, and what it makes the reader feel.

INSIDE A REAL TUTIFY ENGLISH CLASS

This is where most students lose marks in English Language— not on what happens in the story, but on analysing how the writer creates an effect. So we don't just read the passage again. Our teacher takes it apart phrase by phrase, live: why "lurked" suggests something hidden and threatening, why "crashed like waves" makes the moment feel violent and overwhelming. Your child learns to see the choices behind the words — the exact skill the examiner rewards, and the one no amount of re-reading at school will teach.

INSIDE A TUTIFY BIOLOGY CLASS

Biology isn't about memorising. It's about understanding — so it sticks.

Most students cram Biology the night before and forget it the week after. We teach it differently. Your child sees the heart laid out clearly — every chamber labelled, the blood-flow cycle mapped step by step, the reason behind each part explained in plain words. When a child understands why something works, they don't have to memorise it. That's the difference between passing the test and actually knowing the subject.

Grade 7 Biology teaching notes — the heart with labelled diagram, blood-flow cycle, and key facts

Grade 7 Biology — the heart, mapped out so it actually makes sense. Labelled diagram, the blood-flow cycle, the "why" behind every part. Not a page to memorise — a page to understand.

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Parent concerns

Sound familiar?

Real worries from GCC parents — and exactly how we answer them.

A parent in DUBAI

His report says 'satisfactory' — but I can see he's lost in class.

TTutify

School reports rarely show the full picture. We start with a short check on your child's own book — so we find the actual gap, not the label on the report card.

A parent in RIYADH

My child says 'I'm bad at maths' — and now they've stopped trying.

TTutify

That phrase usually means confidence collapsed, not ability. We rebuild from what they can already do — small wins, their school book, and a teacher who won't let them hide behind 'I'm bad at it.'

A parent in DOHA

Homework is a battle every single evening.

TTutify

Homework shouldn't end in tears at the kitchen table. In our sessions we finish the work together — explained, checked, and done — so evenings at home are calmer.

A parent in JEDDAH

Does online really work for a young child? They won't sit still.

TTutify

Only if someone is watching. Both cameras stay on — teacher and student — so drifting off gets caught immediately, the same way it would in a room with you beside them.

See how the system works

The system

What actually happens after you enroll

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Step 1

Find the gap

Share program, subject, and exam date. We pinpoint whether the blocker is concepts, exam technique, or timing — before a single lesson is wasted.

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Step 2

Weekly plan

Clear weekly targets tell your child exactly what to study, what to practice, and what to improve before the next class.

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Step 3

Learn + solve live

Live 1-to-1 class: the teacher explains, then your child solves exam-style questions together so gaps surface in real time.

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Step 4

Past-paper homework

After each topic: board-specific past-paper questions assigned and marked to real mark-scheme standards.

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Step 5

Fix every lost mark

Homework is reviewed line by line — every lost mark explained so the same mistake doesn't come back.

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Step 6

You stay informed

Simple WhatsApp updates on what's improving and what's next, plus two exam-style quizzes per month.

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Step 1

Find the gap

Share program, subject, and exam date. We pinpoint whether the blocker is concepts, exam technique, or timing — before a single lesson is wasted.

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Step 2

Weekly plan

Clear weekly targets tell your child exactly what to study, what to practice, and what to improve before the next class.

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Step 3

Learn + solve live

Live 1-to-1 class: the teacher explains, then your child solves exam-style questions together so gaps surface in real time.

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Step 4

Past-paper homework

After each topic: board-specific past-paper questions assigned and marked to real mark-scheme standards.

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Step 5

Fix every lost mark

Homework is reviewed line by line — every lost mark explained so the same mistake doesn't come back.

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Step 6

You stay informed

Simple WhatsApp updates on what's improving and what's next, plus two exam-style quizzes per month.

Steps 1–6

=No guessing. No gaps. No nightly battles.

— experience step 1 free

YOUR CHILD'S TEACHER

Hand-picked teachers. Not whoever's available.

Most academies take whoever applies. We don't. Every Tutify teacher passes a multi-stage selection — subject testing on real past papers, a live teaching demo, and board-specific training — before they ever meet a student. Most applicants don't make it. Primary and middle-school classes need patience, clarity, and teachers who can work from your child's own school book — not generic worksheets.

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Application screened

Subject + degree verified

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Tested on real past papers

Marked against the official scheme

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Live teaching demo

Teaching skill, not just knowledge

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Board-specific training

CAIE vs Edexcel — they're different exams

Joins Tutify

Most applicants don't reach this step.

HA

Hooyasa Aghwan

Habib University (pursuing)

Multiple A*/A grades IGCSEMultiple subjects A-Level

Mathematics (Grades 4-9) · Sciences (Grades 4-9) · English (Grades 4-9)

AF

Ayla Farook

Bachelor in Fine Arts, Indus Valley School of Art & Architecture

English, Psychology, Sociology IGCSEEnglish Language A-Level

IGCSE English First Language · IGCSE English as a Second Language · A-Level English Language

IA

Ikhlas Ahmed

Computer Science, IBA Karachi (pursuing)

1A*, 6As IGCSE3A* (Math, Chemistry, Physics) A-Level

IGCSE Mathematics · A-Level Mathematics

HA

Hooyasa Aghwan

Habib University (pursuing)

Multiple A*/A grades IGCSEMultiple subjects A-Level

Mathematics (Grades 4-9) · Sciences (Grades 4-9) · English (Grades 4-9)

AF

Ayla Farook

Bachelor in Fine Arts, Indus Valley School of Art & Architecture

English, Psychology, Sociology IGCSEEnglish Language A-Level

IGCSE English First Language · IGCSE English as a Second Language · A-Level English Language

IA

Ikhlas Ahmed

Computer Science, IBA Karachi (pursuing)

1A*, 6As IGCSE3A* (Math, Chemistry, Physics) A-Level

IGCSE Mathematics · A-Level Mathematics

The match guarantee: if the fit isn't right in the first weeks, we rematch fast — free. You're never stuck.

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Simple pricing

Primary & Middle 1-on-1 live classes start from

ALL-INCLUSIVE

Primary & Middle

per subject · 1-on-1

AED 210 / SAR 210 / month

12 hours / month

  • Weekly school-focused plan
  • Practice for class tests + term exams
  • Homework support, clear explanations
  • Parent WhatsApp updates

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Exact quote depends on year, subject and how many hours your child needs — we'll give it to you in minutes on WhatsApp. No pressure, no upsell — we'll honestly tell you how many hours your child needs, even if it's fewer.

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See your child in one class. Free.

A real lesson with a real Tutify teacher — gap diagnosis, live solving, exam technique. Then you decide.

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TUTIFY · TRIAL CLASS PASSSeats this week
ClassPrimary/Middle · your child's year & subject
FormatReal class, camera on — you can watch
TeacherA real teacher, not a sales call
OutcomeWe'll show you the gaps we find
CommitmentNo card, no commitment
TotalFREE

FAQ

Questions parents ask before enrolling

How young can my child start?
From Year 1 — roughly age 5 — if they are in a British-curriculum school or working toward one. For very young children we keep sessions shorter, slower, and highly visual. Tell us your child's age and we'll place them in the right year group before the first class.
Do you teach from my child's own school book?
Yes — that is the default. We work from the same textbook and chapter order your child's school uses, so what happens in class matches what they see in school tests. No random worksheet piles.
Is the camera mandatory? My child is shy on video.
Both cameras stay on — teacher and student — because young children drift when no one is watching. For shy children we start gently: short wins, familiar book pages, and a teacher matched for patience. Most parents are surprised how quickly confidence builds once the child realises someone is genuinely paying attention to them.
What if the teacher isn't the right fit?
Tell us early — we rematch without drama. Primary children need a teacher they trust; if the style doesn't click, we find someone who does. No awkward conversations required on your side.
How do you keep a young child focused online?
Short teaching bursts, immediate practice on the same page, and the teacher watching every step — not lecturing into the void. Homework gets finished in session when possible, so progress is visible to you the same week.
What is the difference between Year and Grade?
British schools use 'Year' groups; many families say 'Grade.' British Year is usually Grade + 1 — a child in Grade 4 is typically in Year 5. We place by age to be exact.
What ages do you teach at primary and middle level?
Year 1 to Year 9 — ages roughly 5 to 14, covering Key Stages 1, 2 and 3 of the British curriculum.

The best time to fix a gap is before it becomes one.

The trial is free. The camera's on. You'll see exactly where your child stands — in one class.

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  • Fast teacher rematch if it's not a fit
  • Transparent fees before you start

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