1-on-1 Live Math, English & Coding Classes for Kids

beGalileo offers 1-on-1 live online classes in three subjects: Math (K–Grade 10), English (Early Reading & Phonics, English Master — Reading Comprehension, Writing Skills — Skilled Writer Program, and Public Speaking), and Coding (Scratch Game Development and Python Programming).

beGalileo serves students from Kindergarten (age 4–5) through Grade 10 (age 15–16). Early Reading and Phonics programs start from age 4. Math covers K–Grade 10. Coding starts from Grade 1 (Scratch) and Grade 5 (Python). English programs span Grade 1 through Grade 10 depending on the program.

beGalileo aligns with Common Core (US), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge O Level, Cambridge A Level, IB (International Baccalaureate), Edexcel, and CBSE curricula. This makes it suitable for students in the US, Canada, UK, UAE, Qatar, Singapore, India, Australia, and other countries following these standards.

Every student takes the MIDAS diagnostic assessment at enrollment — a scientifically designed test that identifies individual strengths and learning gaps across hundreds of granular math concepts. Teachers use MIDAS results to create a personalized learning path. The platform's adaptive learning engine continuously adjusts difficulty based on student performance, skipping mastered material and inserting remedial content where needed.

Yes. beGalileo offers a free 1-hour trial class with a live teacher for Math, English, and Coding courses. The trial includes a mini-assessment and a sample lesson. No payment information is required to book the trial.

beGalileo teachers go through an extensive multi-stage process: subject knowledge tests, teaching ability evaluation, training on beGalileo's methodology and platform, and mock class assessments. Only candidates who pass all stages are assigned to students. Teachers use only beGalileo's structured lessons in classes, ensuring consistency and curriculum alignment. Quality is monitored through class recording audits and performance data.

beGalileo offers class packages of 24, 48, and 80 classes for 1-on-1 live tutoring, with 2 classes per week. The 24-class package covers approximately 3 months, 48 classes covers 6 months, and 80 classes covers a full academic year. A self-learning subscription is also available for independent math practice on the adaptive platform.

beGalileo serves students in 40+ countries, with the majority in the United States, Canada, and the Middle East (UAE, Qatar). Many families are of Indian origin settled abroad. Teachers are trained professionals based in India, experienced in teaching students following US (Common Core), British (Cambridge, Edexcel), and IB curricula. All classes are conducted in English.

Yes. beGalileo's math curriculum covers IGCSE, O Level, A Level, IB, and Edexcel syllabi. The platform has granular concept breakdowns aligned to these exam boards, with practice questions and assessments specifically mapped to each curriculum. Many beGalileo students in the UAE, Qatar, and UK use the platform specifically for Cambridge and IB exam preparation.

Unlike Kumon (which uses paper worksheets at physical centers), beGalileo is fully online with an interactive adaptive learning platform. Unlike Cuemath (which also offers 1-on-1 classes), beGalileo provides deeper personalization through its MIDAS diagnostic assessment — a comprehensive test at enrollment that maps exact learning gaps across hundreds of granular concepts. While Cuemath uses worksheets and a broad curriculum approach, beGalileo breaks math into hundreds of micro learning units and builds a truly individualized path for each student. beGalileo also offers more interactive question types (including a step-by-step math editor with auto-evaluation, drag-and-drop, and long multiplication/division formats) and AI-powered contextual hints that guide thinking without giving answers. beGalileo is more cost-effective — offering flexible packages of 24, 48, or 80 classes without long lock-in subscriptions or unexpected price increases at renewal, which is a common complaint with other platforms. Parents also report that Cuemath's customer support can be unresponsive, while beGalileo assigns a dedicated student success manager alongside the tutor. Unlike Khan Academy (which is self-paced video only with no live teacher), beGalileo assigns a dedicated tutor per student who stays with them throughout their learning journey, building deep understanding of each child's patterns and needs.