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ENRICHMENT · EXPLORE YOUR INTERESTS

Build real world skills,
explore any interest.

Specialized enrichment educators deliver personalized, engaging lessons across 13+ tracks — from AI and coding to music, art, and chess. Built for MENA families who want their child to explore, create, and grow beyond the classroom.

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AI & Machine Learning

Hands-on projects that introduce core AI and machine learning concepts using real, kid-friendly tools.

Ages 8-18 Ongoing, 1x/wk, 60 min

Who this is for

For children with a real interest in AI and some curiosity about programming and computers, often with a natural talent for math and science. A strong fit for future engineers and computer scientists.

Overview

  • Always 1-to-1 with an AI specialist. Never a group class.
  • One 60-minute session a week, scheduled around your family.
  • Hands-on from the first lesson. Your child builds, not just watches.
  • Project-based learning: your child builds a real AI tool or agent themselves.

What’s covered

  • The fundamentals of AI and machine learning - how a model learns, what training data is, and why AI gets things wrong.
  • Practical skills in the AI engineering and coding tools professionals actually use, including Claude Code and Cursor.
  • Confident everyday use of tools like ChatGPT and Claude - how to prompt well, and how to check what comes back.
  • Enough Python to read, change, and debug the code an AI writes for them.
  • Project-based learning throughout: your child builds their own AI tools, agents, or apps, as well as a project portfolio.

About the educator

Taught by a specialist who works in AI and machine learning. Your child's educator has real software and programming experience and has built and shipped AI tools themselves, so they can guide your child practically through building their own, from the first line of code onwards.

What you’ll need

  • A laptop and a stable internet connection.
  • A Claude or ChatGPT account. The free tier is enough to start.
  • Cursor and Claude Code, both free to install. Your educator handles the setup in the first session.
  • No prior coding experience needed.
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Coding Fundamentals

Build real apps, games, and mini-projects while learning to code from the ground up.

Ages 8-18 Ongoing, 1x/wk, 60 min

Who this is for

For children drawn to computers and to building things, whether that is games, websites, or apps, and who enjoy logical problem solving. A strong fit for future engineers and computer scientists. No experience needed to start.

Overview

  • Always 1-to-1, matched to someone who codes for a living.
  • One 60-minute session a week, at a time that suits you.
  • Writing real code from lesson one, not watching slides.
  • Project-based learning: something your child can show you every few weeks.

What’s covered

  • Core programming concepts - variables, loops, logic, and functions - taught through things your child actually wants to build.
  • Python and JavaScript fundamentals, starting from zero and moving at your child's pace.
  • How to build and run a real app, game, or website end to end.
  • Debugging and problem solving - how to read an error, find the cause, and fix it without help.
  • Project-based learning throughout: your child builds real apps, games, and sites, and keeps a growing portfolio of them.

About the educator

Taught by an expert software engineer, computer scientist, or computer science specialist. Your child's educator writes code professionally and shapes the projects around what your child finds interesting, whether that is games, websites, or automating something at home.

What you’ll need

  • A laptop and a stable internet connection.
  • Your educator handles any software setup in the first session.
  • No prior coding experience needed.
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3D Printing & Design

Design and print original creations while learning the basics of 3D modeling.

Ages 9-15 Ongoing, 1x/wk, 60 min

Who this is for

For children who like making and building real, physical things and who have an eye for how something should look and work. A strong fit for hands-on tinkerers and future engineers, designers, and architects.

Overview

  • Always 1-to-1 with a designer who prints their own work.
  • One 60-minute session a week, ongoing.
  • Designing real, printable models from the first session.
  • Project-based learning: your child designs and builds physical objects throughout.

What’s covered

  • The fundamentals of 3D modeling - shape, scale, tolerance, and thinking about an object in three dimensions.
  • Hands-on work in CAD design software, at a level matched to your child.
  • How a printer actually works - filament, layers, supports, and why some designs fail.
  • Preparing a model for print, including slicing settings and the trade-offs between speed, strength, and detail.
  • Creations designed start to finish: a phone stand, a game piece, a shoe, a replacement part, or whatever your child wants to make.

About the educator

Taught by a specialist in design and digital fabrication who models and prints regularly, so the feedback your child gets is practical.

What you’ll need

  • A laptop and a stable internet connection.
  • A 3D printer is ideal but not required to start. Every design is built, tested, and reviewed on screen, and can be printed later.
  • If you do not have a printer, we can point you to print services in your city.
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Game Development

Design and build playable games while learning the fundamentals of game logic and design.

Ages 10-16 Ongoing, 1x/wk, 60 min

Who this is for

For children who love playing games and now want to build their own. A strong fit for creative, persistent problem solvers who enjoy both the design side and the logic behind it.

Overview

  • Always 1-to-1 with a developer who has actually shipped games.
  • One 60-minute session a week, ongoing.
  • Something playable within the first few sessions.
  • Project-based learning: your child builds games friends and family can play.

What’s covered

  • Game logic fundamentals - player input, movement, collision, scoring, and win conditions.
  • Hands-on building in a real game engine, matched to your child's age and level.
  • Level and character design - what makes a game fun rather than just functional.
  • Programming learned through the game itself rather than in the abstract.
  • Project-based learning throughout: games built start to finish, playtested, fixed, and published so your child can share the link.

About the educator

Taught by a developer with real game development experience, someone who has built games directly and has experience teaching a wide range of students, from young to adult.

What you’ll need

  • A laptop and a stable internet connection.
  • Your educator handles any software setup in the first session.
  • Some comfort with a computer helps, but no prior coding experience is needed.
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Personal Finance & Investing Basics

Practical lessons in budgeting, saving, and investing to build lifelong financial literacy.

Ages 12-17 Ongoing, 1x/wk, 60 min

Who this is for

For teenagers who are curious about money, business, and how markets work. A strong fit for future entrepreneurs, and for any student who wants to leave school financially confident.

Overview

  • Always 1-to-1, so the conversation fits your family's context.
  • One 60-minute session a week, ongoing.
  • Practical from day one. Real numbers and real decisions.
  • Project-based learning: your child builds a real budget and investment plan.

What’s covered

  • What money actually is and how it works - income, expenses, saving, and the real cost of borrowing.
  • Building a budget your child can use now, not a textbook example.
  • The fundamentals of investing - stocks, bonds, index funds, risk, and how compounding works over time.
  • The players in the finance ecosystem and what each one actually does - banks and bankers, money managers, analysts, traders, and investors.
  • How to read a company, a chart, and a headline without being taken in by hype.
  • Project-based learning throughout: your child builds and defends investment plans with a paper portfolio.

About the educator

Taught by a specialist with a background in finance or investing. They keep every lesson concrete and age-appropriate, and they teach judgment rather than tips.

What you’ll need

  • A laptop or tablet and a stable internet connection.
  • Your educator handles any software setup in the first session.
  • No real money is ever invested, and no financial advice is given.
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Entrepreneurship & Business

Learn how a business actually makes money, then pitch your own ideas to an expert.

Ages 12-17 Ongoing, 1x/wk, 60 min

Who this is for

For teenagers with ideas, who like the thought of building something of their own and want to understand how real businesses work. A strong fit for future founders, and for any student heading towards business or economics.

Overview

  • Always 1-to-1 with a founder or operator who has built a business.
  • One 60-minute session a week, ongoing.
  • Shark Tank style pitches, with real feedback from an expert.
  • Project-based learning: your child builds and pitches their own business ideas.

What’s covered

  • The basics of entrepreneurship and business - how a company gets built, what makes an idea worth pursuing, and why most do not work.
  • The numbers that actually run a business: P&L, margin, customer acquisition cost, lifetime value, and what each one tells you.
  • Marketing and customer acquisition - who the customer is, where to find them, and what it costs to reach them.
  • Pitching, Shark Tank style, with an expert asking the hard questions and giving straight feedback.
  • Project-based learning throughout: your child develops their own business ideas, prices them, and pitches them.

About the educator

Taught by an entrepreneur or business operator who has built and run real companies, and who has experience teaching a wide range of students, from young to adult. They ask your child the questions an investor would.

What you’ll need

  • A laptop or tablet and a stable internet connection.
  • A willingness to have their ideas challenged, and to pitch out loud.
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Music & Songwriting

Write, record, and produce your own songs, from a first idea to a finished, mastered track.

Ages 6-16 Ongoing, 1x/wk, 60 min

Who this is for

For young musicians who want to write their own songs, or who already write and now want to record and produce them. No prior expertise required, and suitable from complete beginner through to advanced.

Overview

  • Always 1-to-1 with a working musician, songwriter, and producer.
  • One 60-minute session a week, ongoing.
  • Playing, writing, and listening in every session, not just reading theory.
  • Project-based learning: your child writes, records, and produces their own songs end to end.

What’s covered

  • Music theory foundations - notes, rhythm, scales, keys, and how chords and progressions actually work.
  • Ear training, so your child can hear an interval, chord, or melody and name it.
  • Reading and writing notation, at whatever pace suits your child.
  • Songwriting from the ground up - melody, lyrics, structure, and turning a loose idea into a finished song.
  • Music production and recording: laying down a track, working with digital audio, and using synthesizers and virtual instruments.
  • Project-based learning throughout: your child writes, records, produces, mixes, and masters their own songs end to end.

About the educator

Taught by a trained musician, songwriter, composer, and producer who writes and records their own work. Because they work across the whole chain, they can take your child from a first idea through to a finished, mixed and mastered track, and they build the lessons around the music your child already listens to.

What you’ll need

  • A device with a camera and a stable internet connection.
  • An instrument at home if your child plays one. A keyboard, a guitar, or even a piano app is enough to start.
  • Headphones, plus any practice apps your educator recommends.
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Painting & Mixed Media

Explore color, technique, and creativity through guided painting projects.

Ages 6-14 Ongoing, 1x/wk, 60 min

Who this is for

For young artists who have shown a keen interest in color, art, and design, and who want to build real technique behind it.

Overview

  • Always 1-to-1, so the feedback is about your child's actual work.
  • One 60-minute session a week, ongoing.
  • Painting in every session, with the educator guiding live.
  • Project-based learning: a growing body of finished pieces your child is proud of.

What’s covered

  • Color fundamentals - mixing, temperature, contrast, and why some combinations work and others do not.
  • Core technique across mediums, including acrylic, watercolor, and mixed media like collage and ink.
  • Composition, and the basics of what makes an image hold your eye.
  • Guided projects that build skill in a deliberate order rather than one-off crafts.
  • How to look at their own work critically and carry a piece through to a finish.

About the educator

Taught by a practicing artist with teaching experience, someone with their own body of work. They give the kind of specific, encouraging feedback that keeps a child painting, and they adapt every project to what your child is drawn to.

What you’ll need

  • A device with a camera placed so your educator can see your child's work.
  • Basic supplies: paints, brushes, paper or canvas, and a water jar. Your educator sends a short, inexpensive shopping list after the trial lesson.
  • A space where a little mess is fine.
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Drawing Fundamentals

Build core drawing skills, from sketching basics to shading and composition.

Ages 6-14 Ongoing, 1x/wk, 60 min

Who this is for

For young artists with a keen interest in drawing, illustration, and design, from their first sketches through to building a serious portfolio.

Overview

  • Always 1-to-1, with feedback on your child's own drawings.
  • One 60-minute session a week, ongoing.
  • Drawing throughout every session, guided live.
  • Visible improvement in a sketchbook you can flip back through.

What’s covered

  • Seeing before drawing - proportion, shape, and how to measure by eye.
  • Line control and confident sketching, built through short, repeatable exercises.
  • Shading, light, and shadow, so a flat drawing starts to look solid.
  • Perspective and composition, introduced at the right age and the right pace.
  • Subjects your child actually cares about, whether that is faces, animals, characters, or landscapes.

About the educator

Taught by a working illustrator or fine artist with teaching experience. They draw alongside your child on camera, which is how children pick up technique fastest, and they know how to correct without discouraging.

What you’ll need

  • A device with a camera pointed at your child's paper.
  • A sketchbook and a basic pencil set. Your educator sends a short list after the trial lesson.
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Video Editing & Storytelling

Learn to shoot, edit, and produce original videos using professional-grade tools.

Ages 10-16 Ongoing, 1x/wk, 60 min

Who this is for

For young creators with a keen interest in film, video, and storytelling, whether they already make and post their own content or want to start.

Overview

  • Always 1-to-1 with an editor who cuts video professionally.
  • One 60-minute session a week, ongoing.
  • Editing real footage from the first session.
  • Project-based learning: your child writes, shoots, and cuts real films.

What’s covered

  • Storytelling first - how to structure a story so people keep watching.
  • Shooting well on a phone: framing, lighting, sound, and the shots you need for an edit to work.
  • Hands-on editing in professional editing software, covering cuts, pacing, transitions, and titles.
  • Sound and music, and why audio does more for a video than picture quality does.
  • Making videos for the platforms your child actually uses - YouTube, TikTok, Instagram - and what holds an audience on each.
  • Project-based learning throughout: real videos and short films taken from idea to script to shoot to final export.

About the educator

Taught by a video editor or filmmaker who works in the field. They teach the craft decisions behind the cut, which is the part that carries over to everything your child makes afterwards.

What you’ll need

  • A laptop and a stable internet connection.
  • A phone with a camera for filming.
  • Your educator handles any software setup in the first session.
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Public Speaking & Debate

Build confidence and communication skills through structured speaking and debate practice.

Ages 9-17 Ongoing, 1x/wk, 60 min

Who this is for

For young communicators who may be interested in a future in debate, public speaking, law, or politics. Equally suited to a confident speaker who wants to sharpen up and a quieter child who wants to find their voice.

Overview

  • Always 1-to-1, which is why nervous speakers make progress here.
  • One 60-minute session a week, ongoing.
  • Your child speaks in every single session, starting with the first.
  • Confidence you will notice outside the lessons too.

What’s covered

  • Structuring an argument so it is clear, ordered, and hard to dismiss.
  • Delivery fundamentals - pace, pauses, volume, eye contact, and what to do with your hands.
  • Managing nerves with techniques that hold up under real pressure, not just in practice.
  • Formal debate skills: building a case, rebutting, and thinking on your feet.
  • Recorded speeches with specific feedback each week, so your child can hear their own progress.

About the educator

Taught by an experienced debater, speaker, or drama-trained educator who has competed or performed. They know how to build a quiet child up gradually and how to sharpen a confident one, and they give feedback that is direct without knocking confidence.

What you’ll need

  • A device with a camera and microphone, and a stable internet connection.
  • A quiet room where your child can speak out loud without an audience.
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Introduction to Philosophy

Explore big questions and sharpen critical thinking through guided philosophical discussion.

Ages 11-17 Ongoing, 1x/wk, 60 min

Who this is for

For young intellectuals who read widely, like to think, and enjoy a real discussion. A strong fit for students heading towards TOK, essay-based subjects, and interview-based university applications.

Overview

  • Always 1-to-1, so your child does the thinking rather than listening to a class.
  • One 60-minute session a week, ongoing.
  • Discussion-led, using the Socratic approach we use across our lessons.
  • Sharper reasoning that shows up in essays and in class.

What’s covered

  • The big questions: what is real, what can we know, what is fair, and what makes an action right.
  • The thinkers worth meeting first, from Socrates and Aristotle to Kant, Mill, and modern voices.
  • How to build a valid argument, and how to spot a bad one, including the common logical fallacies.
  • Reading a difficult text and pulling out what it is actually claiming.
  • Writing and defending a position clearly, which is the skill that carries into TOK, essays, and interviews.

About the educator

Taught by a philosophy graduate or specialist with teaching experience, someone trained to run a real discussion. They push your child to justify what they think, and they are comfortable with a session that ends in better questions.

What you’ll need

  • A device with a camera and a stable internet connection.
  • A notebook, and a willingness to be disagreed with.
  • All readings are provided.
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Chess Strategy & Play

Learn strategy, tactics, and sportsmanship through structured chess instruction and play.

Ages 6-16 Ongoing, 1x/wk, 60 min

Who this is for

For young strategic thinkers who enjoy puzzles, patterns, and competition. Suitable from a child who has just learned the moves through to a rated club player.

Overview

  • Always 1-to-1 with a master-level, highly rated player.
  • One 60-minute session a week, ongoing.
  • Playing and reviewing real positions in every session.
  • A rating you can watch climb online.

What’s covered

  • Opening principles, and a small, solid repertoire your child can actually remember.
  • Tactics - forks, pins, skewers, and the patterns that decide most games at every level.
  • Endgame technique, which is where improving players gain rating fastest.
  • Positional thinking: planning, piece activity, and pawn structure.
  • Review of your child's own games to find the recurring mistake, and then fix it.

About the educator

Taught by a master-level chess player with a high rating and real coaching experience. They coach from your child's own games, which is the fastest way to improve, and they teach good sportsmanship alongside the chess.

What you’ll need

  • A device with a stable internet connection.
  • An online account for playing and analysis between lessons, which your educator sets up with you.
  • A physical board is nice for practice at home, but not required.
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Trial & interest discovery

A free trial lesson in an area of interest with an educator who gets to know your child's interests and current level.

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Custom enrichment plan

We recommend a weekly plan (1x, 2x, 3x) tailored to your child's interests and goals.

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Your strategist tracks progress and helps your child explore new tracks as their interests evolve.

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Frequently asked questions

What is unique or different about Insights? ▾

Our program combines specialized educators, 1-on-1 sessions, structured weekly plans, and dedicated educational strategists into one comprehensive package — something no other tutoring service in the region offers.

What kind of results can my child expect? ▾

Students typically see meaningful improvement in confidence, skill, and enthusiasm within a few weeks, depending on their starting point and commitment to the plan.

Who are your tutors and what is their expertise? ▾

Our tutors are hand-screened subject-matter experts, many of whom are current or former teachers and content specialists in their respective fields.

What if I don't like my tutor - can I change? ▾

Absolutely. Your educational strategist will work with you to find a better-matched tutor at no additional cost.

What are your pricing and packages? ▾

Pricing depends on the track and format. Reach out for a custom quote after your complimentary trial lesson.