Online Tutor in the UAE
Al Noor Tuition provides live, one-to-one online tutoring for students in the UAE. We teach the British curriculum — Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, O Level and A Level — as well as the IB, the American curriculum and the Federal Board (FBISE) Matric and FSc syllabus that Pakistani community schools follow, with entry-test preparation for students heading to university in Pakistan.
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Al Noor Tuition offers live one-to-one online tutoring for families in the UAE in Cambridge and Edexcel IGCSE, O Level and A Level, the IB, the American curriculum and the Federal Board (FBISE) Matric and FSc syllabus, plus online Quran and entry-test preparation. The UAE is 1 hour behind Pakistan all year (UTC+4 against UTC+5); neither country changes its clocks. Lessons run on Zoom or Google Meet, tutors typically charge USD 9–30 an hour (about AED 33–110), and the first class is free.
At a glance: lessons in the UAE
- Time difference
- The UAE is 1 hour behind Pakistan all year (UTC+4 against UTC+5); neither country changes its clocks.
- A lesson at 8pm in Pakistan is 7pm in the UAE — an ordinary homework hour.
- School week
- Weekend Saturday and Sunday; children are usually free on Friday and Saturday evenings, so that is where the weekly slot goes.
- Where the lesson happens
- Consumer voice and video calling is restricted in the UAE, so lessons are scheduled on Zoom or Google Meet, which connect reliably.
- Schools & boards
- Each emirate regulates its own private schools — the KHDA in Dubai, ADEK in Abu Dhabi and SPEA in Sharjah. Most expatriate children follow the British curriculum (Cambridge or Pearson Edexcel IGCSE and A Level), the IB or the American curriculum, and Pakistani community schools teach the Federal Board (FBISE) syllabus.
- Exam calendar
- Cambridge IGCSE, O Level and A Level are sat in the May–June and October–November series, and the Federal Board (FBISE) holds Matric and Intermediate exams for Pakistani schools at overseas centres.
- What it costs
- Typically USD 9–30 an hour (about AED 33–110), set by each tutor. The first class is free.
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Online Tutoring in the UAE
The UAE is 1 hour behind Pakistan all year (UTC+4 against UTC+5); neither country changes its clocks. A lesson at 8pm in Pakistan is 7pm in the UAE — an ordinary homework hour. Because consumer video calling is restricted in the UAE, lessons are scheduled on Zoom or Google Meet, which connect reliably there. Tutors set their own rates for students outside Pakistan, typically USD 9–30 an hour (about AED 33–110), and the first class is free so you can meet the tutor before committing.
Popular with families in the UAE: online Quran classes, O Level, A Level & IGCSE subject tutors, entry-test & exam preparation and self-paced courses.
Curricula & boards
Boards we tutor for in the UAE
We match each student with a specialist for their exact board — IGCSE · O Level · A Level · IB · FBISE, and more.
Cambridge International
O Level · IGCSE · A Level (CAIE)
Pearson Edexcel
IGCSE · International A Level · GCSE
Oxford AQA
International GCSE & A Level
AQA
GCSE · A Level
International Baccalaureate
MYP · Diploma Programme
American Curriculum
High School · SAT · AP
Federal Board
Matric · FSc (Pakistan)
Provincial Boards
Matric · Intermediate (Pakistan)
Aga Khan Board
SSC · HSSC
Fees and paying from UAE
Tutors set their own rates for students outside Pakistan — typically USD 9–30 an hour (about AED 33–110), depending on the subject, the level and the tutor's experience. That is a fraction of what a private tutor charges locally, because the tutor is paid a good Pakistani wage rather than a AED one. See how it compares with UK and US tutor rates.
The office confirms the exact rate, the schedule and the payment details — usually an international bank transfer to our account in Pakistan — before regular classes begin, so nothing is charged until the plan is agreed. The first class is free in any case, and if the tutor is not the right fit we change them at no cost.
If your bank charges for each international transfer, tell us: most families abroad pay monthly rather than weekly for exactly that reason, and we set the billing around it.
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Online Tutoring in the UAE — FAQs
Do you offer online tutoring in the UAE?
Yes. We provide live one-to-one online tutoring for students in the UAE across the British (Cambridge and Edexcel), IB and American curricula and the Federal Board (FBISE) syllabus, plus online Quran and entry-test preparation.
What curricula and boards do you cover in the UAE?
Cambridge International (IGCSE, O Level, A Level), Pearson Edexcel, Oxford AQA, the IB, the American curriculum, and the Federal Board Matric and FSc syllabus taught in Pakistani community schools. Each emirate regulates its own private schools — the KHDA in Dubai, ADEK in Abu Dhabi and SPEA in Sharjah. Most expatriate children follow the British curriculum (Cambridge or Pearson Edexcel IGCSE and A Level), the IB or the American curriculum, and Pakistani community schools teach the Federal Board (FBISE) syllabus.
How does the time difference work?
The UAE is 1 hour behind Pakistan all year (UTC+4 against UTC+5); neither country changes its clocks. A lesson at 8pm in Pakistan is 7pm in the UAE — an ordinary homework hour. You choose the days and times; we match a tutor who is genuinely free then.
Which evenings work best?
The weekend in the UAE is Saturday and Sunday, so children are usually free on Friday and Saturday evenings — the UAE moved to this weekend in January 2022 and is the only Gulf state on it. We set the weekly slot around your school week, not ours.
Will the video call work here?
Yes, on Zoom or Google Meet. Consumer voice and video calling is restricted in the UAE, and what gets through varies by carrier, so lessons are scheduled on those two, which connect reliably.
Is a one-to-one class really one-to-one?
Yes. A one-to-one class is only your child and the tutor, for the full time you booked — no other student is ever added to the slot. In the UAE lessons run on Zoom or Google Meet because of the local calling restrictions; if a lesson is ever not what you booked, tell the office and it is put right.
Are female online tutors available in the UAE?
Yes — verified female tutors are available across subjects, including female Quran teachers, on request.
How much does it cost, and how do we pay from UAE?
Tutors set their own rates for students outside Pakistan, typically USD 9–30 an hour (about AED 33–110), depending on the subject, the level and the tutor's experience. The office confirms the exact rate, the schedule and the payment details — usually an international bank transfer to our account in Pakistan — before regular classes begin, and the first class is free.
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