Mathematics · English · Biology · Chemistry
Kheya personally matches British-curriculum learners with carefully selected career teachers and compatible classmates—never a directory, never a mass class.
No programme payment until the teacher, cohort and timetable are confirmed
A founding bridge
Kheya begins with British South Asian families—initially drawing on trusted educational experience in Bangladesh—because navigating a curriculum across generations and borders can require more than a tutor search. Academic fit always comes first; heritage is never an entry requirement or a shortcut for understanding a child.
The Kheya method
We do not ask families to browse a catalogue and hope. Every placement is considered by people, using the learner’s needs and the teacher’s professional strengths.
A conversation with the parent and, where appropriate, the learner.
Course, evidence, confidence, goals, pace and working style.
Teacher expertise, classroom judgement and cohort dynamics.
A named profile and carefully matched 90-minute taster.
Family, teacher and Kheya consider the fit before enrolment.
Founding English teacher
Three decades of classroom judgement, thoughtfully brought within reach.
Rabeya’s teaching career spans more than three decades. She supports English learners from Grade 5 through A Level, building close reading, purposeful writing, accuracy and examination confidence—inside a class small enough for every learner to be known.
What attentive teaching looks like
Try a short Mathematics or English example and see how experienced teaching moves beyond correcting an answer. Biology and Chemistry examples are being prepared.
Experience the difference
See how an experienced teacher moves beyond marking an answer: identify the misconception, ask the next useful question, correct the thinking and make the next check visible to a parent.
Find your Kheya fit
Spot the learning gap
Which gap does this reveal?
A parent’s view
This fictional example demonstrates how Kheya connects an observed misconception to the teacher’s response and the learner’s next step.
Illustrative topic picture
Experience the approach
A matched 90-minute taster is £19 and credited in full if the learner enrols.
Request a matched tasterThe learning rhythm
Each week connects preparation, live teaching, independent practice and feedback. Modern tools may assist planning, marking workflows and learning insight; the teacher retains academic judgement.
Short preparation and recent evidence help reveal what needs attention.
Explanation, questioning and examination practice in a stable cohort of no more than six.
Marked practice and clear next steps carry learning into the following session.
Quietly rigorous
Teaching evidence comes first, supported by required identity, credential, reference and safeguarding checks.
The Kheya StandardPractice, teacher feedback and topic-level evidence give families useful next steps—not vague reassurance.
How progress is judgedTools can assist planning and insight. They do not select a child’s teacher or replace human academic judgement.
Our responsible approachIntelligent small-group value
A considered match, an experienced career teacher and twelve substantial live hours—without the cost of premium one-to-one tuition or the anonymity of a mass class.
See the complete programmeUK programme · £149 per subject · every four weeks
12 live hours · maximum six students
Tell us what your child needs and understand the placement before making a commitment.
Begin the conversationJoin a real small class where your reasoning, questions and progress can be noticed.
See the learning experienceBring deep classroom experience to students who may never otherwise have found you.
Teach with KheyaA considered beginning
We begin with a short parent conversation and, where appropriate, include the learner. A diagnostic may follow before Kheya recommends a teacher and compatible cohort. Registering interest is not enrolment or a sales commitment.