Live 1:1 & pairs AP preparation
AP Exam Prep Online: Live Small Classes
College-level courses, taught at your child's pace
Advanced Placement courses move fast and go deep. Our small live AP classes (1:1 or pairs) keep your child on top of the course through the year and then prepare them for the exam in May, with clear teaching of the hard units and steady practice on both multiple-choice and free-response questions.
- Usually taken
- High school, Grades 9 to 12
- Exams held
- May each year
- Scores
- Reported on a scale of 1 to 5
- First class
- Free trial
AP subjects we teach
Every class is planned around your child's own syllabus, school pace and exam date.
AP Calculus AB and BC
Limits, derivatives, integrals and their applications, and for BC, series and parametric, polar and vector functions.
AP Statistics
Exploring data, sampling and experiments, probability, and statistical inference.
AP Physics
Mechanics, energy, momentum, rotation, electricity and magnetism, with a focus on explaining reasoning clearly.
AP Chemistry
Atomic structure, bonding, reactions, kinetics, thermodynamics, equilibrium, acids and bases.
AP Biology
Cells, energetics, genetics, gene expression, evolution and ecology, with data analysis practice.
AP Computer Science A and Principles
Java programming and object-oriented design for CS A, and computing concepts and the project work for CS Principles.
How our AP preparation works
- 1
Start with a diagnostic
The first classes find out exactly which AP topics are secure and which are not, so no time is spent on what your child already knows.
- 2
Teach the concept, then the exam
Each weak topic is taught properly first. Only then do we move to exam-style questions, so marks come from understanding and not from memorised steps.
- 3
Practise with real question styles
Students work through past-paper style questions, learn how marks are awarded, and practise writing answers the way examiners expect.
- 4
Timed practice and review
Closer to the exam, classes include timed sections. Every mistake is reviewed and sorted: a gap in knowledge, a misread question, or a timing problem.
- 5
Parents stay informed
After each class you can see what was covered and what comes next, so you always know how preparation is going.
A typical AP study plan
| When | What classes focus on |
|---|---|
| Start of the school year | Weekly classes that follow the school course unit by unit, so nothing piles up. |
| Mid year | Review of earlier units and a first look at free-response questions. |
| Two to three months before May | Unit-wise revision and timed practice sets for each question type. |
| Final weeks | Full timed practice, review of repeated mistakes and pacing for each section. |
Who it is for
- Students taking an AP course at school who want support through the year
- Students self-studying an AP subject that their school does not offer
- Students outside the United States preparing for AP exams for university applications
- Students who find the free-response questions harder than multiple choice
FAQs
AP tutoring: common questions
We teach AP Calculus AB and BC, AP Statistics, AP Physics, AP Chemistry, AP Biology and AP Computer Science. If your child needs another AP subject, ask us when you book the free trial.
Yes. Many students self-study an AP subject with a teacher. It needs a regular weekly schedule from early in the year, because the full course has to be covered before revision can start.
For the best result, start at the beginning of the school year so the teacher can follow the course. Students also join a few months before May for revision and exam practice.
Yes. Classes are online and scheduled in your time zone, so students in India, the Middle East and elsewhere can prepare for AP exams with us.
Yes. The first class is a free trial where the teacher checks your child's level in the subject and explains how preparation would work.
Other exams and subjects
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