How online classes at Heights work

We schedule classes after school and at weekends in your local time. Gulf students usually choose late-afternoon or evening slots in GST or AST, and UK students choose after-school slots in UK time. Tell us your preferred days and times when you book the trial and we match a tutor to them.

One-to-one classes last 60 minutes and are booked individually or in monthly packs of 4, 8 or 12. Small-group classes last 75 minutes, with 8 classes per subject per month, usually twice a week, and at most 6 students in a group. Intensive exam preparation is 12 one-to-one classes a month, three a week.

We offer both: one-to-one classes built around a single student, and small-group classes for students on the same syllabus. One-to-one suits students with specific gaps or tight exam dates; groups suit students who want regular, structured teaching at a lower monthly cost.

Yes, a one-to-one class can be moved if you tell us at least 24 hours before it starts, and we rebook it with the same tutor where possible. Classes cancelled with less notice may be counted as taken. Group classes run on a fixed timetable, so a student who misses one receives the notes and homework instead.

Yes, tutors share notes after each class and set past-paper questions from your exam board as a regular part of the course. Practice is marked against the official mark scheme, so students learn how marks are awarded, not just the content.

A laptop or tablet, a stable internet connection and a quiet place are enough. A phone works in a pinch, but a larger screen makes the shared whiteboard and past papers easier to read. A headset with a microphone helps, and a pen tablet is useful for maths.

If the connection drops, the tutor waits and the student rejoins as soon as possible. If a class is badly disrupted, we arrange time to make it up. Students in areas with load-shedding often join from a phone on mobile data as a backup.