Curricula

The menu groups courses so a parent can find a page quickly. The groups are not the same qualification. Middle school is Grades 6 to 8, usually Years 7 to 9 in a British school, and not Year 6. IGCSE and O Level share a menu label because families look for both around Grades 9 and 10, but the books and the papers are different. A Level and the IB Diploma are normally studied in the later school years. Their programme structures and assessments differ, although some subject knowledge overlaps. CBSE and FBISE keep their own textbooks. Pearson is taught when that is the paper the school entered.

To identify the course, send the school name and a photo of the book cover. If you have a statement of entry, a sentence naming the subject is enough. You do not need a code. If two children are on different books, they need two lessons. The pages for Middle, IGCSE, O Level, A Level, the IB Diploma, CBSE and FBISE each explain who the course is for and how a one-to-one lesson works. Open the one that matches the book, not the one that matches a neighbour's child.

If you are still unsure, book the diagnostic and say so. Twenty minutes is enough to look at a book cover and decide which page you should have opened. We would rather pause than teach the neighbouring course. A Grade 6 student stays on the middle-school book. An exam-year student stays on the paper the school entered. Those are different conversations, and the menu is only there to help you find the right one.