What ages does First Class Learning Dubai teach?

Children from Reception to Year 11, covering early years and primary (KS1, KS2 and 11 plus) through to secondary (KS3, KS4, MYP and GCSE).

How much does it cost?

The centre's FAQ gives a typical fee of around AED 550-600 a month for one child studying one subject, which covers weekly centre sessions and daily home worksheets. The page is undated, so ask the provider for the current fee.

Is there a free trial?

The centre offers a free assessment before your child starts, to find their level and set a personal programme. A trial class is not described, so ask the provider.

How long are the sessions, and how much homework is there?

About 30 to 45 minutes a week per subject at the centre, depending on your child's age and ability, plus a short worksheet of about 10 to 15 minutes at home each day.

Which subjects are taught?

Maths, English and Arabic. The site lists no science programme, so ask the provider if you need science.

Where is the centre and how do I book?

Office 1904, Al Manara Tower, Business Bay. Book an assessment through firstclasslearning.ae, call +971 58 508 5699 or message on WhatsApp.

First Class Learning Dubai, Business Bay

AcademicsTuition Centre

New to Waha

Checked Oct 2026Details checked October 2026

Business Bay

Ages3–17years old
PriceAED 550a month, lowest price
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First Class Learning Dubai is the Dubai centre of First Class Learning, a UK tuition programme. It is run by Skillscribe Training Solutions L.L.C from office 1904 in Al Manara Tower, Business Bay. The centre teaches maths, English and Arabic to children from Reception to Year 11, using pencil-and-paper worksheets written to the UK National Curriculum. Each child starts with a free skills assessment, then follows a personal programme at their own pace: a weekly session at the centre of about 30 to 45 minutes per subject, plus a short worksheet at home every day. The centre says its focus is long-term core skills rather than intensive exam preparation, and names confidence, independent learning, speed, recall and retention among the skills it builds. Its site says it is KHDA approved. The centre manager, Nina Juss, first met the programme as a parent in London, where her eldest son started it at three. The centre has 5.0 on Google from 2 reviews.

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The activity

Tuition Centre, explained

A worksheet-based study-skills programme works differently from one-to-one tutoring. Your child starts with an assessment, then works through a personal set of short paper worksheets at their own level, moving on only when each step is secure. Most of the practice happens at home in a few minutes a day, with a short weekly visit to the centre, where a tutor checks the work, explains anything new and hands over the next set. Because the steps are small and repeated, children build number sense, reading, spelling and handwriting, along with habits such as concentration, speed and working on their own. Some families start in the early years to build a routine; older children often join to fill gaps before exams.

Who it's for

Children from Reception to Year 11, in maths, English and Arabic. The centre's FAQ describes the range as early years and primary (KS1, KS2 and 11 plus) through to secondary (KS3, KS4, MYP and GCSE), and all programmes follow the UK National Curriculum. The FAQ says it suits a child who would benefit from extra motivation outside school, a child who is struggling and needs more support, and a child with average grades who could do better. Parents quoted on the site mention children who started at 3, 4 and 5.

What to expect

First comes a free assessment, booked online, by phone or on WhatsApp. It shows your child's strengths and gaps, and the centre builds a personal programme from there. After that, your child comes to the centre once a week for about 30 to 45 minutes per subject; the FAQ says this varies with age, ability and the centre manager's judgement. Tutors give hints or help when a child is stuck, and the work is on paper rather than screens. At home, expect a short daily worksheet of about 10 to 15 minutes. Children are reassessed at the end of each module, and if a session is missed, the centre manager can arrange that week's work to do at home.

Highlights

Maths, English and Arabic programmes for Reception to Year 11 (firstclasslearning.ae)
A free skills assessment comes before a personal programme is set (firstclasslearning.ae)
A weekly centre session of about 30-45 minutes per subject, plus 10-15 minutes of worksheets at home each day (firstclasslearning.ae)
Pencil-and-paper worksheets written to the UK National Curriculum, with reassessment at the end of each module (firstclasslearning.ae)
The centre's site says it is KHDA approved (firstclasslearning.ae)
5.0 on Google from 2 reviews (Google listing)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

First Class Learning Dubai has 5.0 on Google from 2 reviews, both five stars. Parents quoted on the centre's own site mention growing confidence, children enjoying the weekly sessions, worksheets that help consolidate schoolwork, a daily structure that helps attention span, and an approachable team.

The facts

Ages: Reception to Year 11 (early years and primary: KS1, KS2, 11 plus; secondary: KS3, KS4, MYP, GCSE)
Prices: Typical fee around AED 550-600 a month for one child studying one subject, covering weekly centre sessions and daily home worksheets (site FAQ, undated; confirm the current fee)
Schedule: One centre session a week of about 30-45 minutes per subject, plus 10-15 minutes of worksheets at home each day; ask the centre for available session times
Trial: Free assessment before starting
Where: Office 1904, Al Manara Tower, Business Bay, Dubai
How to book: firstclasslearning.ae/contact-us · +971 58 508 5699 · wa.me/971585085699 · [email protected]
Opening hours: Mon–Fri10am–5pm

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Questions parents ask

Good to know

The centre is in office 1904, Al Manara Tower, Business Bay (firstclasslearning.ae)
The site lists centre hours as Monday to Friday, 10AM-5PM. Ask which weekly slot is free for your child (firstclasslearning.ae)
Fee guide: the FAQ gives a typical fee of around AED 550-600 a month for one child studying one subject, covering the weekly sessions and the home worksheets. The page is undated, so confirm the current fee (firstclasslearning.ae)
Missed a week? The centre manager can arrange that week's work so it can be done at home (firstclasslearning.ae)
The programme pages cover maths, English and Arabic only; ask the provider whether science is offered (firstclasslearning.ae)
Wheelchair-accessible car park (Google listing)