What does Enaya Education offer?

One-to-one academic support for children who have struggled at school or have gaps in their learning, support for parents, and school-facing services such as Inclusion Department setup, teacher and LSA training and early years consultancy.

What ages does Enaya work with?

No age range is published on the website; testimonials mention early years foundation support. Ask the provider about your child's age.

How much does it cost?

Fees are not published on the website - ask the provider.

How do we get started?

Book an initial appointment to discuss your child's individual needs and questions.

Where is this branch?

Block C, Australian International School, Al Barsha 3. Enaya also lists DAMAC Hills Community Centre and 401 Al Zarooni Building, Sheikh Zayed Road.

How do I contact Enaya?

Call +971 4 709 4291, +971 52 755 8813 or +971 50 112 0869, email info@enayaeducation.com, or use the form on the contact page.

Enaya Education — AIS

AcademicsTuition Centre

Checked Oct 2026Details checked October 2026

Al Barsha South

Enaya Education offers one-to-one academic support for children who have struggled at school or have gaps in their learning. It was founded by Dr Faranak Berenjan, its managing director, whose idea for Enaya grew out of her own experience as a parent of a child who had challenges at school. This listing is the Block C, Australian International School branch in Al Barsha 3; Enaya also lists locations at DAMAC Hills Community Centre and the Al Zarooni Building on Sheikh Zayed Road. Alongside support for children and parents, it works with schools on setting up or improving Inclusion Departments, runs CPD training for teachers and Learning Support Assistants, and offers early years consultancy. Families start by booking an initial appointment to talk through their child's needs. Fees and age ranges are not on the website, so ask the provider.

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Tuition Centre, explained

Learning support and tuition centres provide one-to-one or small-group academic help outside the regular school day, often for children who need extra support with a specific subject, a learning difference, or catching up after a gap. Sessions are usually built around an individual learning plan rather than a fixed curriculum, and some centres also work directly with schools to set up or improve inclusion support for children with additional needs. Families typically start with an initial assessment or consultation so the centre can understand the child's needs before recommending a programme. This kind of support suits children of any school age where a parent or teacher has flagged a specific need, rather than being a general after-school class.

Who it's for

Children who have struggled or had challenges at school, and those who may have gaps in their learning, plus their parents. Parent testimonials on the site mention early years foundation support; no age range is published, so ask the provider.

What to expect

Families book an initial appointment to discuss their child's individual needs and questions before support is arranged. Support is individualised rather than a fixed class. The site does not describe a first session, kit or a trial policy, so ask the provider.

Highlights

One-to-one academic support for children who struggled at school or have learning gaps (enayaeducation.com)
Works with schools on setting up or improving Inclusion Departments (enayaeducation.com)
CPD training for teachers and Learning Support Assistants (enayaeducation.com)
Early years consultancy and specialised early years training (enayaeducation.com)
5.0 on Google from 17 reviews (Google listing)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

Enaya Education is rated 5.0 on Google from 17 reviews, all five stars. Parent testimonials on its website mention caring, creative teaching and children growing in confidence, vocabulary, writing and social skills.

The facts

Not published yet: Ask about ages, prices and trials
Where: Block C, Australian International School, Al Barsha 3, Dubai · DAMAC Hills Community Centre, Hessa Street, Dubailand, Dubai · 401 Al Zarooni Building, Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai (opposite GEMS Wellington International School)
How to book: enayaeducation.com/contact · +971 4 709 4291 · +971 52 755 8813 · +971 50 112 0869 · [email protected]

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Questions parents ask

Good to know

This branch: Block C, Australian International School, Al Barsha 3 (enayaeducation.com)
Other Enaya locations: DAMAC Hills Community Centre, Hessa Street, Dubailand; 401 Al Zarooni Building, Sheikh Zayed Road, opposite GEMS Wellington International School (enayaeducation.com)
Founder Dr Faranak Berenjan offers in-person consultations in the UAE and also works with clients remotely (enayaeducation.com)
Enaya aims to answer enquiries within 24 hours on business days (enayaeducation.com)
Wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance (Google listing)