Question for Parents in Saudi Arabia

Andy Fazz Member

Member since 27 April 2025

Andy FazzMember27 April 2025 06:27:41

Hi everyone! 馃憢

I鈥檓 curious to hear from parents living in Saudi Arabia 鈥�

Do you feel there鈥檚 a strong need for online English tutoring for kids (Years 1鈥�12)?

If so, what would you look for in a good online tutoring service? (e.g., native English-speaking tutors, flexible hours, affordable pricing, etc.)

I鈥檇 love to understand what families really want when it comes to helping their kids improve their English, especially for school or future plans. 馃嚫馃嚘

Any thoughts or experiences you could share would be hugely appreciated 鈥� thank you so much! 馃檹

Fred Indonesia Expert

Member since 02 August 2009

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Max Eastman

FredIndonesia Expert27 April 2025 07:08:32

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Regardless of location, online is a load of old rubbish that's wastes your time and money.

Covid restrictions showed us exactly what online does - absolutely nothing because it's trash.

Kids are still suffering from online lessons now, and most education authorities all over the world are warning of very poor exam results until 2035.

Skip ineffective online tripe in favour of real lessons, preferably from a UK native speaker, so you don't end up with textbook English, but no practical ability.

XTang Bahrain/UAE/KSA Expert

Member since 22 April 2014

XTangBahrain/UAE/KSA Expert05 May 2025 09:09:45

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As above.聽 No one is going to bother with language tutors online, not in this part of the world anyway.聽聽Kids don't have the concentration or discipline to focus in online sessions.聽聽We learned this the hard way during Covid.