Premier Genie: maths tutoring and STEM classes in Knowledge Village
About Premier Genie
This learning centre has Dubai branches in Knowledge Village, Jumeirah Lakes Towers (JLT) and Motor City. Its maths programme covers grades 3 to 12 and follows the IB, British, American and Indian curricula. Beyond school work, the maths page says it prepares students for the Olympiad, UKMT and AMC competitions. The centre also teaches science (physics, chemistry and biology), English (creative writing, reading comprehension and vocabulary), economics and business for grades 8 to 12, and a STEM strand for ages 6 to 18: coding in Scratch, Python and JavaScript, robotics with LEGO WeDo and Mindstorms kits, Arduino and 3D printing. Older students can also get SAT, ACT and Advanced Placement preparation and help with college applications. The directors studied at the Indian Institute of Technology and hold MBAs from IIM and European business schools. Fees and timetables are not published online, so ask the branch you pick. Its Knowledge Village listing is rated 5.0 on Google from 6 reviews.
The activity
Maths Tutor, explained
Maths tutoring gives a child extra time with a teacher outside school, usually in a small group or one to one. Sessions follow the child's own curriculum, so a tutor can go back over topics that did not stick in class, work through homework and past papers, and prepare for tests and exams. Some centres also train keen mathematicians for competitions, where problems are harder and less routine than school work. Parents usually look for it when a child is falling behind, losing confidence with numbers, facing a big exam or ready for more of a challenge. Tutoring is most common from the middle primary years up to the end of secondary school.
Who it's for
School-age children and teenagers. Maths and science run for grades 3 to 12, economics and business for grades 8 to 12, and the STEM courses (coding, robotics, Arduino, 3D printing) for ages 6 to 18. Teaching follows the IB, British, American and Indian curricula. The maths programme suits children who need support with school maths as well as those preparing for Olympiad, UKMT or AMC competitions. The site also mentions upskilling courses for adults, which are separate from the children's classes. One parent testimonial on the site describes a daughter with ADHD who comes for English and science tutoring; ask the branch how it supports your child's needs. The site does not say which subjects run at which branch, so ask before you book.
What to expect
The centre invites parents to book a trial class for its academic subjects, using the booking form on its website or by phone or WhatsApp. The maths page describes personalised teaching that builds a solid grasp of the basics and then applies them to real-world problems, following your child's school curriculum. The centre does not publish group sizes, session length, the timetable or fees, so ask about these when you book, along with what your child should bring and which subjects your branch runs. Tell the centre which curriculum and grade your child is in, and whether you are after school support or competition preparation, so they can place your child with the right teacher.
Highlights
- Maths for grades 3 to 12 across the IB, British, American and Indian curricula (premiergenie.com)
- Preparation for the Olympiad, UKMT and AMC maths competitions (premiergenie.com)
- Also teaches science, English, and economics and business for grades 8 to 12 (premiergenie.com)
- STEM courses for ages 6 to 18: coding, robotics with LEGO WeDo and Mindstorms, Arduino and 3D printing (premiergenie.com)
- Trial class available for academic subjects (premiergenie.com)
- Branches in Knowledge Village, JLT and Motor City, plus classes online (premiergenie.com)
Why parents rate it
What parents say on Google
On Google, the Knowledge Village listing is rated 5.0 from 6 reviews, all five-star, and the JLT branch is rated 4.3 from 20 reviews. Each branch's own rating shows when you pick it. In the testimonials on its website, parents mention demanding, supportive teachers and children who have stayed with the centre for two or three years across maths, science, English and coding.
The facts
- Ages
- Maths and science: grades 3 to 12; economics and business: grades 8 to 12; STEM (coding, robotics, Arduino, 3D printing): ages 6 to 18
- Prices
- Ask the provider
- Trial
- Trial class available to book for academic subjects; ask whether it is free
- Where
- Knowledge Village, Block 2, Ground Floor G05A, Al Sufouh, Dubai
- How to book
- premiergenie.com/book-your-class-now · +971 4 443 3849 · +971 55 810 3057 · wa.me/971553663900
Questions parents ask
Good to know
- Wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance (Google listing)
- Pick a branch on this page for its address and contact details (premiergenie.com)
- Brand-wide WhatsApp +971 55 366 3900 and email [email protected] (premiergenie.com)
- The website says classes also run in other Dubai locations and online: confirm which branch your child's class is at (premiergenie.com)
- Holiday camps: the site says its maths camp also runs in the spring, winter and mid-term breaks; check current dates (premiergenie.com)
- Knowledge Village: wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance (Google listing)
Prices, ages and times change — confirm with the provider before you book.
Location
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