Class 2 Online Tuition in Kochi,Live, One-to-One, From the Alphabet Up

Simple per-hour pricing. You pay only for the classes your child actually takes, no forced yearly package. If your child needs help in just one subject, the fee adjusts. Book a free demo and we'll confirm the exact hourly rate for your child's plan.

Yes, one of the most common ways Kochi parents start with us. Join the vacation batch, see how your child settles into one-to-one online classes, and decide on the year plan only after that.

Yes, this is core to Class 2 tuition, not an add-on. Many Kochi families use the evening class to revisit that day's school lesson and finish homework together, so nothing sits half-understood overnight.

Yes. Tell your mentor what a normal week looks like, including grandparent-care days, single-parent evenings, or travel weeks, and we build around it. One evening hour comfortably covers a school-day recap plus homework; on a heavy three-subject day, we'll say so honestly and help you plan extra time rather than rush it.

Yes, profiles are shared on request, the way you may have seen on other platforms. Every teacher's degree, experience, subjects and training are listed, and for Cambridge/IGCSE-track families we confirm B.Ed/M.Ed and syllabus-specific training in writing.

Yes, a very common Class 2 request in Kerala. If a school year left the Hindi vacuum many Kochi parents describe, we start exactly where your child actually is, with no blame on any school.

Phonics-based. We teach your child to decode words by sound rather than memorise fixed spellings, so a new word is a challenge they can solve, not something that causes them to freeze.

Yes. For schools making IGCSE compulsory from Class 3, we run a bridge year with Cambridge-familiar, English-medium teachers, so the switch doesn't land as a shock.

You get a monthly progress note in plain language, what your child can now read, write and say confidently, separate from school percentages. Many Kochi parents tell us they don't fully trust school-issued marks at this age; this gives you an independent read instead.