What ages or grades is UniHawk's SAT course for?

The SAT page lists Grade 10, 11 and 12 students: the Basic plan for Grade 12 students or those aiming to finish the SAT within 6 months, and the Plus plan for Grade 10 and 11 students aiming to finish within 12 months.

When do SAT and UCAT classes run?

It depends on the office. The SAT page (last updated January 2026) lists in-person SAT batches at DIFC on weekday evenings and at weekends, and weekend batches in Sharjah, plus online batches. The UCAT page lists weekend batches at DIFC. Pick an office on this page and confirm current batches and the next start date with it.

How much does SAT or UCAT prep at UniHawk cost?

Fees are not published on the website. Ask your office by phone or through the enquiry form.

Can my child try before signing up?

For SAT, the SAT page offers a free practice test and a free consultation. For IB, IGCSE, AP and A-Level tutoring, UniHawk offers a free demo session. Ask the office about a trial SAT or UCAT lesson.

Are classes in person or online?

Both. The SAT and UCAT pages list in-person batches at some offices and separate online batches.

Does UniHawk help with school subjects as well as tests?

Yes, company-wide. UniHawk offers tutoring for IB (PYP, MYP and DP), IGCSE, AP and A-Level, one-to-one or in groups of up to 4, plus an IBDP Bridge programme for students moving into the IB Diploma. Ask which office or online option suits you.

UniHawk Global, DIFC: SAT and UCAT preparation for teens

AcademicsExam PrepLanguage Classes

Checked Oct 2026Details checked October 2026

DIFC

Ages15–17years old
Where3 branchesDIFC, Barsha Heights +1See on the map
Not publishedAskPrices and times

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UniHawk Global is an education consultancy that prepares students for university entrance tests and applications. It has offices in Dubai (DIFC and Barsha Heights) and Sharjah, plus Abu Dhabi and other Gulf cities. The SAT course is aimed at Grade 10, 11 and 12 students, with a choice of group lessons, one-to-one coaching, a hybrid of the two, or a shorter crash course for students who have already done SAT training. The UCAT course, for students aiming at medical school, is pitched at Grade 10 and 11 students and has a 32-hour training phase followed by a mock-based practice phase. Batches run in person at some offices and online at all of them. UniHawk also offers tutoring for IB, IGCSE, AP and A-Level, plus university admissions counselling. Fees are not published online, so ask your office for prices and the next batch start date.

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The activity

Exam Prep, explained

Exam prep for teenagers means structured coaching for a specific test, such as the SAT for US universities or the UCAT for UK medicine and dentistry. Students learn the format of each section, work through timed practice questions and sit full mock tests, then review their mistakes with a trainer. Along the way they build exam technique, time management and the confidence to perform on the day. Most students start in Grade 10 or 11, usually a year or so before they plan to sit the real test, and prepare in small groups, one-to-one or a mix of both.

Who it's for

Secondary school students heading for university. The SAT course lists Grade 12 students (Basic plan) and Grade 10 and 11 students (Plus plan) as its main audience; the UCAT course lists Grade 11/Year 12 (Basic) and Grade 10/Year 11 (Plus) students. UniHawk also offers curriculum tutoring company-wide for IB (PYP, MYP and DP), IGCSE, AP and A-Level, one-to-one or in groups of up to 4; ask which office or online. Not aimed at younger children's after-school activities.

What to expect

SAT group plans run for about two and a half months: 15 lessons of 2 hours, twice a week, with mock tests and homework practice on top. The UCAT course starts with 16 two-hour group sessions (32 hours), then a mock-based Practice Phase once students score 1950+. In-person batches depend on the office: the SAT page (last updated January 2026) lists DIFC and Sharjah batches, and online batches for all offices. The SAT page offers a free practice test and a free consultation. Pick an office on this page to see its address and notes, and confirm current batches, fees and the next start date with the office.

Highlights

In-person SAT and UCAT small-group batches at some offices, plus online batches (unihawk.com)
SAT plans: group, one-to-one, hybrid (group plus 5 hours one-to-one) or a roughly one-month crash course (unihawk.com)
SAT group plans include free retakes of the whole training with fresh material, up to 2 or 4 times depending on plan (unihawk.com)
UCAT: 32-hour group training phase, then a mock-based practice phase after a 1950+ benchmark; unlimited free retakes (unihawk.com)
Company-wide IB, IGCSE, AP and A-Level tutoring, one-to-one or groups of up to 4, with a free demo session (unihawk.com)
Free practice test and free consultation offered on the SAT page (unihawk.com)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

On Google, the DIFC office is rated 4.9 from 263 reviews (245 five-star and 16 four-star), Barsha Heights 4.8 from 109 and Sharjah 5.0 from 19. Each office's own rating shows when you pick it.

The facts

Ages: Grade 10-12 for SAT; Grade 10-11 (Year 11-12) for UCAT; IB, IGCSE, AP and A-Level tutoring also offered
Prices: Ask the provider
Schedule: SAT group lessons: 2 hours, twice a week, about 2.5 months (15 lessons); the SAT page (last updated January 2026) lists DIFC in-person batches on Mondays and Thursdays 5PM-7PM plus weekend batches. UCAT: 16 two-hour group sessions (32 hours), then a mock-based Practice Phase once students reach 1950+; DIFC weekend batches Saturdays and Sundays 11AM-1PM and 5PM-7PM. Confirm current batches and start dates.
Trial: Free practice test and free consultation; free demo session for academic tutoring
Where: Office 1701, 17th Floor, Al Saqr Business Tower, Sheikh Zayed Road, DIFC, Dubai
How to book: unihawk.com/enquire-now · +971 50 877 8589
Opening hours: Every day9am–9pm

Questions parents ask

Good to know

SAT in-person batches Mondays and Thursdays 5PM-7PM, and Fridays and Saturdays 2PM-4PM and 5PM-7PM; UCAT weekend batches (unihawk.com)
Wheelchair-accessible entrance, car park, seating and toilet (Google listing)
Offices are in Dubai (DIFC and Barsha Heights) and Sharjah, each with its own phone number (unihawk.com)
Which offices hold in-person batches differs: the SAT page lists none for Barsha Heights, so ask before you travel (unihawk.com)
Fees are not published online; ask your office