UK programme and pricing
Experienced career teachers. Small groups. Substantial live teaching time.
For UK families, £149 per student provides 12 hours of live Mathematics, English, Biology or Chemistry teaching in each four-week cycle. Kheya offers the intelligent middle ground between mass livestream tuition and premium one-to-one tutoring: carefully curated teachers, human-led matching and a real class of no more than six, with close attention, structured practice, teacher marking, progress tracking and parent reporting.
Why the model offers intelligent value
Kheya combines an experienced career teacher, a carefully matched class of no more than six and substantial live teaching time. Families share the cost of the teacher’s time without entering a mass broadcast class or paying a premium one-to-one rate. The model is designed for teaching quality and access—not discount tuition.
What is included
The programme is designed as a connected cycle rather than twelve disconnected hours.
- 12 hours of live small-cohort teaching
- Weekly structured practice
- Teacher marking and feedback
- Topic-level progress evidence
- Clear parent reporting
- Organised joining and communication arrangements
Who it is for
The programme is designed for learners seeking Mathematics, English, Biology or Chemistry support from Year 5 through A Level. This includes Cambridge O Level and IGCSE, Pearson Edexcel International GCSE, and AS/A Level pathways. Every place depends on a suitable verified teacher and compatible cohort; the exact course and availability are confirmed before enrolment.
Starting and joining
A cohort normally starts with at least three compatible students. Learners usually join at the beginning of a four-week block. A teacher may approve an earlier entry after a diagnostic and supported catch-up, but Kheya will not place a student where joining late would leave them behind or disrupt the group.
Taster and payment
A 90-minute taster is £19 and is credited in full if the learner enrols. Kheya first gathers placement information, confirms a suitable taster arrangement, and then sends payment instructions. No full programme payment is requested before the placement is confirmed.
Recordings and individual learning support
Kheya is preparing protected lesson recordings and neuroinclusive learning preferences as phased additions. They are not included automatically at launch. A family will be told exactly what is available for its cohort, how access and retention work, and which adjustments have been agreed before relying on them.