Live online maths classes for UAE students aged 14 to 18
Before we talk about lessons, we want to understand your child properly.
Book the 30-minute assessment and taster lesson with Yashar for AED 99.
He will spend time with your child, get a clear picture of where they are and what is holding them back, and give you honest, straightforward feedback afterwards, no matter what you decide next.
Should you go ahead with Math-U, the AED 99 comes straight off your first month.
IGCSE Mathematics
Typically ages 14 to 16
For students studying Cambridge International or Pearson Edexcel IGCSE Mathematics. Lessons strengthen core understanding, examination technique and the ability to show clear working under pressure.
Monthly Fee: AED 512
AS Level Mathematics
Typically ages 16 to 17
For students beginning advanced mathematics and adjusting to the increase in algebraic reasoning, pace and independent practice. Lessons identify gaps from IGCSE and develop the secure methods needed for AS Level topics.
Monthly Fee: AED 604
A Level Mathematics
Typically ages 17 to 18
For students working towards their final A Level examinations and university entry requirements. Lessons focus on secure understanding, precise methods, examination performance and the topics most likely to limit the student’s progress.
Monthly Fee: AED 651
IB, American, CBSE, UAE Ministry or another curriculum?
Math-U may be suitable, depending on the course, current level and timetable. Complete the curriculum assessment form first. Yashar will review the information and will tell you honestly whether the current classes are an appropriate fit.
Monthly Fee: AED 512
Your route to success
Why isn't the first lesson free? We want families who book an assessment to be genuinely considering Math-U, so we can give your child our full attention rather than treating it as a sales appointment.
The AED 99 is credited to your account the moment you enrol, so it costs you nothing if you continue.
What your child will work towards
Greater confidence in attempting questions, stronger understanding of key methods, clearer working and better preparation for school assessments and public examinations.
How each lesson works
We begin by revisiting prior learning, teach and practise the next concept, then finish by checking what has become secure and what needs further work.
Direct teaching and participation
Every learner is expected to answer questions and show their working. Yashar adjusts the level of challenge and addresses misconceptions as they appear.
Practice, homework and review
Students receive agreed practice after the lesson. Completion and common errors are used to shape future teaching.
Honest progress for parents
Parents receive clear updates on attendance, engagement and progress, including the areas that remain insecure.