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Maths for kids

Online maths classes for kids in Pakistan

Families in Pakistan book online maths classes so children build strong number skills and keep up with national and Cambridge school maths.

Lessons are one-to-one by video, and every tutor sets their own price. Your first lesson is free.

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What the classes cover

  • Number sense and place value
  • Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division
  • Times tables
  • Fractions, decimals and percentages
  • Shapes, measures and time
  • Word problems and reasoning

How online maths classes for kids work

  • Lessons are one-to-one, so the tutor works at your child's level and fills gaps before moving on.
  • Tutors use a shared whiteboard, visual models and games to make maths concrete for young learners.
  • Lessons can follow your child's school curriculum or focus on a goal such as times tables or an entrance exam.
  • Your first lesson is free, so your child can meet the tutor before you book more.

Tips for parents

  1. Practise little and oftenTen minutes of maths practice most days builds fluency faster than one long session a week.
  2. Talk about maths at homeCooking, shopping and games are easy ways to practise counting, measuring and money.
  3. Share school work with the tutorShow the tutor recent homework and tests so lessons target what your child finds hard.

How it works

  1. Choose a tutorCompare profiles, reviews and prices, then pick the tutor who fits you.
  2. Book a free first lessonYour child meets the tutor by video, with you nearby, and you agree goals together.
  3. Learn and have funShort, regular lessons at times that suit your family.

Frequently asked questions

What age can my child start online maths classes for kids?

Children can start from age 5 with counting and number games. Older children work on school maths, problem solving and exam preparation.

How much do online maths classes for kids in Pakistan cost?

Each tutor sets their own price, shown on their profile in your currency. Your first lesson is free, so you can try a tutor before you pay for more.

Are the classes safe for children?

Lessons take place on Studoli by video, and parents are welcome to sit in. You choose the tutor yourself after reading their profile, reviews and introduction video.

How long is each lesson?

Tutors set their own lesson lengths. For young children, lessons of around 30 minutes keep attention high; older children often take 45 or 60 minutes.

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