Online tuition in Pakistan

The best online academy in Pakistan is the one that matches your child's exact board and syllabus, publishes its fees, lets you try a class before paying and keeps parents informed. Ask any academy for a free trial, the tutor's experience with your syllabus code and how progress is reported. We offer all of these, with fees in PKR.

Yes, online tuition works well for both O Level and Matric when the tutor knows the exact syllabus and the student has a steady connection. Live one-to-one lessons let the tutor see working on a shared whiteboard, set past-paper practice and give feedback straight away. Families also save the time and cost of travelling to an academy, which matters most in the evening rush hour.

Yes, online tuition is effective for O Level if your child has a subject specialist, a quiet place to study and a reliable internet connection. Lessons are live, so students can ask questions, share their working on a digital whiteboard and practise Cambridge past-paper questions with feedback. We answer in English here, but you are welcome to message us in Urdu or Roman Urdu.

Our fees in Pakistan are charged in PKR and are listed on our pricing page, so you can see the cost before booking. The fee depends on the level (Matric, O Level or A Level), whether lessons are one-to-one or in a small group, and how many sessions a week you choose. Ask us if anything on the pricing page is unclear, and we will suggest a plan.

Yes, we teach Matric and Intermediate (FSc) students from the Federal Board and the provincial boards, including the Punjab, Sindh and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa boards. Board syllabuses and textbooks differ slightly, so tell us your board and class when you enquire. We then match a tutor who has taught that board's textbook and past papers, rather than a general subject teacher.

Online tuition is the better fit for many families because it gives access to subject specialists without travel, and parents can sit in on any lesson. A home tutor can suit very young children who need someone physically present. We only teach online and never send tutors to homes, so if in-person help is essential for your child, a local home tutor may suit you better.

Yes, students who are not entered through a school can register as private candidates with the British Council Pakistan for Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel exams. Registration windows close several months before each series, and late entries carry extra fees. Check the British Council Pakistan website for current deadlines and venues, and tell your tutor which series you are aiming for so the course is planned backwards from it.