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With a free week. You get every live class in your grade and the whole recorded library for seven days.

No card is needed and nothing begins automatically at the end of it. If you want to continue you tell us, which is the opposite of how most of these arrangements work.

Three hundred and fifty rufiyaa a month for one live subject, nine hundred for any three, and two hundred and fifty a month for the recorded library on its own. The library is free with any live subject.

Examination courses are nine hundred rufiyaa a subject for a term including three marked practice examinations. A level is one thousand two hundred a month. One to one is two hundred and fifty an hour.

Watch the recording, which is up within the hour and never expires.

About a sixth of our students watch everything as a recording and do perfectly well. Missing a live class is not a problem here; missing the marked work is.

No, and nobody is ever asked to. Many of our students are studying at a kitchen table with the family around them.

Questions can be asked by voice or by typing, and the teacher will call on you by name because the groups are about twenty rather than two hundred.

Yes. Nothing in the library is locked by grade, on purpose.

A grade ten student whose actual problem is a grade seven topic should be able to reach that lesson without asking anybody's permission, and that is the commonest use the library gets.

You sit a full paper at home under real conditions, timed, on paper, with no phone, with a parent or an agreed invigilator. Then photograph it and upload it.

We mark it by hand against the real scheme, write on the script, and send it back with a breakdown by topic and a note on what to do next.