Live 1:1 & pairs SAT preparation
SAT Prep Online: Live Small Classes
A personal plan for the Digital SAT
The SAT tests a clear, limited set of skills, which means it can be prepared for properly. Our live SAT classes, 1:1 or in pairs, start from your child's current level, teach the Math and the Reading and Writing skills the test asks for, and build speed and accuracy through regular timed practice.
- Usually taken
- Grades 11 and 12
- Format
- Digital, taken on a laptop or tablet
- Sections
- Reading and Writing, and Math
- Total score
- 400 to 1600
SAT subjects we teach
Every class is planned around your child's own syllabus, school pace and exam date.
SAT Math: Algebra
Linear equations and inequalities, systems of equations and linear functions.
SAT Math: Advanced Math
Quadratics, exponential and other nonlinear functions, and equivalent expressions.
SAT Math: Problem-Solving and Data Analysis
Ratios, rates, percentages, probability and reading data from tables and graphs.
SAT Math: Geometry and Trigonometry
Area and volume, lines, angles, triangles, circles and right-triangle trigonometry.
Reading
Understanding short passages, finding evidence, working out word meaning in context and comparing texts.
Writing
Grammar, punctuation, sentence structure and choosing the clearest way to express an idea.
How our SAT preparation works
- 1
Start with a diagnostic
The first classes find out exactly which SAT 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 SAT study plan
| When | What classes focus on |
|---|---|
| Five to six months before the test | Diagnostic test, then steady work on content gaps in Math and in Reading and Writing. |
| Three to four months before | Question-type practice and strategies for each kind of question. |
| One to two months before | Regular full-length timed practice tests with detailed review. |
| Final two weeks | Light revision, review of an error log and test-day routine. |
Who it is for
- Students applying to universities that ask for or consider SAT scores
- Students who are strong at school math but new to the SAT question style
- Students whose first language is not English and who need help with Reading and Writing
- Students retaking the SAT who want to raise a particular section
FAQs
SAT tutoring: common questions
It depends on the starting level and the target, but three to six months of regular weekly classes with practice in between suits most students. The free trial class includes a level check that helps set a realistic timeline.
Yes. The SAT is now taken digitally, and classes are built around that format, including shorter reading passages and the on-screen tools students use on test day.
Yes. Because classes are 1:1 or pairs, the plan can focus on one section or split time between both, depending on where the marks are being lost.
Many students take it for the first time in Grade 11, which leaves time for a second attempt in Grade 12 if needed. Check the application deadlines of the universities your child is interested in and plan back from there.
Yes. The first class is free. The teacher looks at your child's current level and explains what a study plan would look like.
Other exams and subjects
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