These guides explain the learning you are planning: school curricula and their exams, languages and language tests, professional exams, technology, music and university study. Start with what you want to learn, then open the guide for the stage you are at.
Each card below shows who an area suits, a few things you can learn in it and what its guides will explain. It reads the same whether you are learning yourself or arranging lessons for someone else.
For school students, from the first years of primary to the last year before university.
What the guides will explain
What each curriculum expects at each stage, and how to prepare for its exams one subject at a time.
Online lessons reach every emirate. At-home lessons, with tutors who live in the UAE and hold a valid Private Teacher Work Permit, are opening in Dubai and Abu Dhabi first. Lessons for university students and adults run online.
Each curriculum names its stages and exams in its own way, and the cards below use those same names. The guides will follow them too, so a student, or a parent booking for them, will know which guide fits the stage they are at.
Stages
Primary 1 to 6, Lower Secondary and Upper Secondary
What the guides will explain
How each stage builds towards IGCSE, how IGCSE subject choices lead into AS and A Level, and what Cambridge exam papers ask for.
Stages
iPrimary Years 1 to 6 and iLowerSecondary Years 7 to 9
What the guides will explain
What each stage covers, and how International GCSE results lead on to International AS Level.
Choose a section to see its guides. A section marked "Coming later" opens when its first guide is published.
One programme at a time: Cambridge IGCSE, A Level and the IB Diploma, languages and tests such as IELTS, music, coding, and professional exams such as CFA and PMP.
Open sectionOne university at a time, for school leavers and for adults applying to a bachelor's or a master's: entry requirements, English tests such as IELTS and TOEFL, and study there.
Learning emirate by emirate, with Al Ain as a place of its own: how online lessons reach every emirate, and where at-home lessons open first.
Open sectionRevision plans, exam technique and steady habits for learners at school, at university or studying around work.
Guides added or revised most recently, across every section.
A guide shows the route, and a tutor helps you follow it in live lessons, at your level and towards your own goal: an exam, a course, a new job or a skill.
Every local tutor on Educrest holds a valid UAE private teacher permit.
For young children, with a parent or carer arranging the lessons.
What the guides will explain
What each early-years programme covers, and how lessons fit around a young child's day.
Where: Online in every emirate. In Dubai, early-years lessons are online.
For university students and applicants, from diploma or bachelor's to master's or doctorate.
What the guides will explain
Planning a thesis, writing for an academic reader, and preparing admission and scholarship essays.
Where: Online, around lectures, deadlines and work.
For children and adults learning a language for school, a university place, a job, a move abroad or the pleasure of it.
What the guides will explain
Choosing a level and a test, then building towards a test date or confident everyday use.
For adults and professionals working towards a qualification or a new role.
What the guides will explain
Spreading CFA, US CPA or PMP study across a working week, and preparing for presentations and interviews.
Where: Online, planned around work.
For children taking their first steps in coding, and for students and adults building skills for study or work.
What the guides will explain
Where to begin, which language or tool suits a goal, and how a project grows from one lesson to the next.
For children and adults, from a first lesson to a Trinity or ABRSM grade.
What the guides will explain
Practice routines, reading music, and getting a piece ready for a graded exam.
Stages
PYP Grades 1 to 5, MYP Years 1 to 5, then the Diploma Programme or the Career-related Programme
What the guides will explain
Choosing between SL and HL, and spacing the IA, the Extended Essay and TOK across the two Diploma years.
Stages
Milepost 1, Milepost 2 and Milepost 3
What the guides will explain
What each Milepost covers, and how to support learning as a child moves from one Milepost to the next.
Lessons can also focus on a single subject, such as mathematics, physics, economics or accounting.