World-class coding & AI for kids, teens and adults across the Emirates — from Dubai to Abu Dhabi to Ras Al Khaimah.

We're registered as an education-services provider outside the UAE, which is why no UAE VAT applies to your bill. Our delivery model is online-only — there is no UAE office to visit. If you need an invoice for accounting purposes, we issue cross-border invoices in USD or AED.

Yes — mentors are familiar with the KHDA / DSIB framework used in Dubai (and the ADEK Tamkeen framework in Abu Dhabi). We don't claim to "be KHDA-rated" — KHDA rates physical private schools in Dubai, not online tutoring services. But our pedagogy maps cleanly onto the Personal & Social Development, Innovation Skills and Learning Skills strands inspectors evaluate.

Several of our mentors are former teachers at Repton Dubai, GEMS Modern, American School of Dubai or Brighton College Abu Dhabi. Where we don't have direct prior staff, the mentor will spend the first session understanding your child's exact school programme, schemes of work and any past-paper resources the school uses internally.

Yes — directly. CBSE Computer Science (083) and Informatics Practices (065). We have mentors who personally cleared the board with 95+ themselves and who have walked dozens of CBSE Class 12 students through their board exams. Past-paper drills are a core part of the senior-secondary track.

Yes. ICSE Class 10 Computer Applications (Java) and ISC Class 11/12 Computer Science. The ISC syllabus is famously deep on programming theory — we have specialist mentors for it.

Yes. Full Cambridge IGCSE 0478 (paper 1 theory + paper 2 problem-solving) and 0984 (9–1). We also support Pearson Edexcel International IGCSE 4CP1 and Oxford AQA. Mentors will run past-paper drills and walk students through the Programming Project component.

Yes. Cambridge International AS & A Level Computer Science (9608 legacy / 9618 current) and Pearson Edexcel International A-Level Computer Science (9CP0). We support the algorithmic problem-solving in paper 1, the architecture & theory in paper 2, and the practical programming project for paper 3 / 4.

Yes — and our mentors include a former IB Computer Science examiner. We support the new IB CS syllabus (first exams 2027 onward) and the legacy 2014 syllabus. Internal Assessment scaffolding is a particular strength: we've supervised 80+ IAs that scored 5/6/7.

Yes — for IB families taking AA HL or AA SL alongside CS. We focus on the calculus and discrete-mathematics parts that intersect with computer science, and provide past-paper drills with worked solutions.

Yes. AP CSP (Python-based, project-led with the Create Performance Task) and AP CSA (Java, OOP, recursion, FRQ rubrics). For American-curriculum families, we run separate tracks for AP CSP (Grade 11 / 12) and AP CSA (typically Grade 12).

Yes. We have mentors familiar with the MOE-UAE national curriculum framework, the National Agenda 2031 ICT pillars, and the bilingual Arabic-English instructional approach used in government schools. For primary-school MOE students we can pair with an Arabic-speaking mentor on request.

Code itself is always in English (Python keywords are English, GitHub is English) — that's universal. But for primary-school Emirati and South-Asian-Arabic-speaking learners, we can pair them with a bilingual mentor who explains concepts in Arabic and walks through code in English. We have a small but growing pool of Arabic-fluent mentors.

Yes — every year. During the Holy Month, we shift session timings to post-iftar (typically 20:30 – 22:00 GST) and reduce intensity for fasting students. We don't bill for any sessions a family chooses to pause during Ramadan. After Eid, the schedule resumes normally.

Sessions pause automatically during the official UAE public-holiday days for both Eids. No need to email us — we simply don't bill for those weeks. Same approach for UAE National Day, Commemoration Day, Islamic New Year, the Prophet's Birthday and New Year's Day.

Yes. Both Emirati and South-Asian families often prefer this option for daughters — we run a girls-only cohort with all-female mentors. The curriculum, depth and pricing are identical to our mixed cohorts. Many of our most successful Grade-11/12 girls have come out of this stream.

Yes — and many of our younger students do. We're not a robotics provider (we don't have a physical campus or kit warehouse), but we coach the programming side of FIRST Lego League and the algorithmic-thinking side of competitions like Bebras UAE and the UAE National Robotics Olympiad. Your child's school typically handles the hardware.

Yes — for advanced students who've been with us at least six months. NYU Abu Dhabi accepts roughly 1% of applicants globally, and MBZUAI is a graduate-only AI university — both demand a real project portfolio plus exceptional academic stats. We help shape the portfolio and write factual reference notes (we don't write essays for students, ever).

No — there is no UAE VAT on our service, because we deliver as a cross-border online education provider. Your bill is exactly the AED equivalent of USD 100 / month for 1:1 (or USD 40 / month for cohort), at the current exchange rate. Nothing on top.

Either. Most UAE families pay by Visa or Mastercard (we accept both, AED-billed). Some pay by international bank transfer in USD. We also accept Apple Pay and Google Pay. Whichever you choose, the amount converts at the spot rate on the billing date.

One email. No phone call required. No retention agent will hassle you. We stop billing on the date of the cancellation email — no notice period, no last-month-trick. The mentor will run any sessions you've already paid for, then close out cleanly.

Yes. Many UAE schools issue locked-down Windows or Chromebook devices. We have a school-laptop setup path (VS Code in the browser via GitHub Codespaces, or a sandboxed Python environment when admin is locked). The mentor handles the setup live during the first class.

No lock-in. Cancel any month before the next billing cycle — no fee, no awkward call. If your child loses interest, we'd rather hear early and either pause for a few weeks or pivot the project track (game design, music coding, AI art) than have you keep paying through a year your child stopped enjoying.

Every mentor undergoes a structured 4-step interview, a paid trial-teaching round, and an Indian-equivalent of a DBS background check before being matched with any UAE family. Many hold a Master's or PhD in Computer Science. We don't hire “part-time uni students” — every mentor is a full-time specialist teacher.

You ask, we switch — free of charge, within 48 hours. About 1 in 30 families ask for a switch in the first two months; we treat it as totally normal and a sign of good parenting. The original mentor is informed kindly and we move on.

Yes — ADEK consolidated the previous CEFA and DGEC processes into the unified ADEK Tamkeen framework, which we are familiar with. We provide letters of evidence and portfolio summaries when a parent wants to share our work with their school for ADEK Tamkeen evidence purposes.

Yes. We have a small but growing track of senior-secondary UAE students who compete in DAIPO, MoE-AI Olympiad, and the World Robot Olympiad UAE. The advanced track maps well onto the problem-solving style these competitions test.

Yes — we run a cybersecurity track for Grade 9+ students, aligned with the UAE National Cybersecurity Strategy and entry-level certifications like Cisco CyberOps Associate. Strong demand from teen learners who want to compete in HackTheBox UAE-region CTFs.

Anytime. Prorated to the day. No fee for the move. About 35% of our UAE cohort students upgrade to 1:1 by month 4 — usually because they've found their rhythm and want the personalisation premium.

Default is Zoom — it's what most UAE families are already comfortable with, and works flawlessly on poor connections (we have students in Hatta, Khor Fakkan and the Hajar Mountains who connect just fine). If your school or family prefers Microsoft Teams, Google Meet or Webex, mentors will use whichever you prefer.

That's most of our UAE families. Mentors send a 2-line written session log after every class which you can read in 10 seconds on WhatsApp. We never require a parent to be physically present during a session — the mentor is responsible for keeping the student focused. You stay informed without being on-call.

Yes — a small annual scholarship pool for high-potential students whose families can't comfortably afford AED 368 / month. Apply by emailing us a short note from the parent + a piece of work from the child. We typically award 12 – 18 UAE scholarships per academic year, ranging from 50% to 100% of the monthly fee. Quietly and without publicity.

Very common in our pipeline. The mentor stays the same; only the time zone changes. We've onboarded UAE-newcomer families within 72 hours of arrival many times — your child can keep their existing learning rhythm without missing a single week of coding.

Fair worry. Our sessions are 45 minutes, twice a week — total 90 minutes — and most of that time the student is creating, not consuming. Many UAE parents tell us their child actually chooses less YouTube and TikTok after a few months because building feels more rewarding than scrolling.

No. We start in Scratch for the youngest learners (Grades 1–3) only as a bridge. By month three almost every UAE student is writing real, runnable Python that imports real libraries, handles real errors and pushes to a real GitHub repo. We deliberately avoid “Python for kids” tools that hide the real language.

Under-13s never interact with raw LLM APIs without a mentor present. We use age-appropriate models, guardrailed prompts, content filters and a “sandbox-only” rule. The AI tools your child builds are educational and fully reviewable by you. We're stricter on this than most.

Usually it makes it better. Grade 11 / 12 students who join us often see their school CS marks rise because we directly cover the curriculum they'll be tested on, with a real mentor 1:1. We coordinate around school exam fortnight and Internal Assessment / coursework deadlines.

Of course. Just say so on the callback. We have an all-female mentor pool specifically for this. Same curriculum, same depth, same pricing.

Yes — and actually especially yes. Our mentor stays with your child across the move; only the time zone changes. Many of our most loyal UAE families have moved to London, Bangalore, Karachi or Toronto with us and never switched providers.

None of our mentors are moonlighting graduate students. Every mentor is a full-time professional educator with a verified CV, 5+ years of teaching experience, and a structured interview pipeline before they ever meet a UAE family. We're picky on this.