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What SAT Preparation Costs from the UAE

Every SAT price on this page is in dirhams and includes everything. What it costs depends far more on how far you are moving your score than on which package you pick.

  • One-to-one, group course and self-study, priced separately
  • Lesson packages from 1 to 50
  • Question bank and mocks buyable without lessons
  • No registration fee and no materials charge

How many lessons an SAT score jump takes

The useful way to budget for the SAT is by how many points you are trying to move, not by how many weeks are left. A student going from 1250 to 1400 is fixing a handful of recurring errors and learning to pace two adaptive modules; twenty lessons is usually enough, and ten can be if the diagnostic shows the problem is concentrated in one section. A student going from 1050 to 1350 is rebuilding content knowledge as well, and that is closer to forty or fifty.

The most expensive mistake is buying a large package before anyone has looked at a diagnostic. A student whose Math is already strong does not need twenty Math lessons, and a package bought on a guess usually ends with lessons unspent or with the wrong half used. Sit the diagnostic first; the recommendation that follows is frequently for a smaller package than the enquiry assumed.

The College Board’s own fee is separate

Nothing here covers the SAT registration fee, which you pay to the College Board directly when you book your test date, or the international surcharge that applies at UAE test centres. Budget for those alongside preparation rather than inside it.

One-to-one lesson packages

Every lesson is 90 minutes with the same tutor. The per-lesson rate falls as the package grows, and the single lesson exists so you can meet a tutor before committing to a block.

PackageTotal
1 lessonAED 367AED 367 per lesson
10 lessonsAED 3,562AED 356 per lesson
20 lessonsAED 6,977AED 349 per lesson
50 lessonsAED 14,689AED 294 per lesson

Packages do not expire on a fixed date; they are used at the pace you and the tutor set. Unused lessons are refundable under the terms on the refund policy page.

Group course

A live online cohort following a fixed syllabus and timetable, at a fraction of the one-to-one cost. 72 taught hours. It suits a student who is on track and needs structure, rather than one with specific gaps.

How you payAmount
Full paymentAED 3,856Paid once, before the cohort starts
2 instalmentsAED 2,112 eachSpread across the course; the total is higher than paying once

Cohorts run to a published timetable and open on set dates, so the start is not chosen by you the way a private schedule is. Ask us when the next one begins before you buy.

Study on your own

Neither of these needs a lesson booked alongside it. They are bought and used on their own, and plenty of students only ever buy these.

Question bank

PlanPrice
Reading and WritingAED 92120 days of access
MathAED 92120 days of access
Full accessAED 147120 days of access

Full-length practice tests

BundlePrice
1 testAED 37AED 37 per test
5 testsAED 165AED 33 per test
10 testsAED 294AED 29 per test
20 testsAED 514AED 26 per test

Frequently asked questions

What people ask before committing to a package, answered without the sales answer.

Related programs

Other preparation tracks students often combine with this one.

  • SAT Preparation

    One-to-one SAT tutoring built around the digital, adaptive test students actually sit in Bluebook. Lessons are online, scheduled around school and UAE time, and planned backwards from your test date.

  • Pricing

    Rates are quoted per lesson in dirhams and depend on the programme. The table below shows the current starting rate for each one.

  • How it works

    Every student starts with a free consultation and ends with a plan that has a date on it. What happens in between depends on which exam you are sitting.

Get a lesson count before you choose a package

Send us your current score, your target and your test date. We will tell you how many lessons that gap realistically needs — including when the answer is fewer than you expected.