Primary school

Reading, arithmetic, homework, preparing the end-of-primary exam (CEB).

  • Lesson at home

    €25 per hour

    1 h

  • Online lesson

    €22 per hour

    1 h

  • 10-hour pack

    €230

    Valid for the whole school year.

Secondary, years 1 to 3

Maths, French, Dutch, science, study skills.

  • Lesson at home

    €28 per hour

    1 h

  • Online lesson

    €25 per hour

    1 h

  • 10-hour pack

    €260

    Valid for the whole school year.

Secondary, years 4 to 6

Maths, physics, chemistry, French, Dutch.

  • Lesson at home

    €32 per hour

    1 h

  • Online lesson

    €29 per hour

    1 h

  • 90-minute session

    €46

    For subjects where exercises take time.1 h 30

Exam preparation

Intensive revision during the holidays, one-to-one or in pairs.

  • Revision block, 5 mornings

    €190

    3 hours each morning, tailor-made plan.

  • Lesson for two pupils

    €20 per hour per pupil

    1 h

Example prices, no VAT charged (small business exemption). Travel included in the towns listed. A lesson cancelled less than 24 hours ahead is charged, except for illness.

How it works

  1. We take stock

    A free call with the parent or pupil: school year, subject, what's difficult, upcoming exams.

  2. The first lesson

    We start from the exercise books and recent tests to see where the difficulty comes from.

  3. Regular follow-up

    Same day, same time every week, and a short update for the parents.

Book a first appointment

A free 15-minute first chat to understand what's difficult.

  • By phone

    We go over what the pupil needs and find a slot in the week.

    +32 10 00 00 07
  • On WhatsApp

    Tell us the year group, the subject and your availability: we'll suggest a time.

    Message on WhatsApp

Parents' questions

How many lessons should we plan?

It depends on the difficulty. We often start with one lesson a week and review after a month. There's no upfront commitment unless you buy a pack.

Do online lessons really work?

For many secondary pupils, yes: we share a whiteboard and exercise sheets. For younger children, a lesson at home is often easier.

Do parents need to be present?

Not in the same room, but an adult from the family must be at home during lessons with a pupil under 18.

How do I pay?

By bank transfer, at the end of each month or when buying a pack. You get an invoice.

What if my child doesn't click with the lessons?

We talk about it openly. We can change the approach, the pace, or stop: unused hours in a pack are refunded.