IGCSE & A-Level Online Classes for Students in Saudi Arabia
Live Chemistry and Biology classes for Edexcel IGCSE and International A-Level students across the Kingdom — taught from the Gulf, scheduled natively on Saudi time, with every lesson recorded and every homework marked.
- Classes scheduled on Saudi time 🇸🇦
- 8 published textbooks · 20,000+ copies
- Head of Science · 20+ years teaching
Same timezone as Riyadh · Recordings included · WhatsApp support
Do the live classes run on Saudi time?
Yes — and not by conversion. The classes are taught from the Gulf in the same timezone as Saudi Arabia (GMT+3), so the schedule is written for Saudi students natively: lessons in the late afternoon and evening, after the school day in Riyadh, Jeddah or Dammam ends. The published class schedule carries the Saudi flag next to every lesson time. Students who miss a class watch the recording, which stays available until the end of the course.
IGCSE Chemistry & Biology for Saudi Arabia
For students at international and British-curriculum schools across the Kingdom sitting the Edexcel IGCSE (4BI1 / 4CH1), with dedicated solved-paper support for Cambridge (0610 / 0620) students too.
Inside the IGCSE classes
- A teaching lesson and a past-paper lesson every week, per subject
- Homework returned marked, with the lost marks explained
- Notes and solved past papers included — nothing extra to buy
- Mock exams under timed, exam-hall conditions
- Every lesson recorded for revision before the papers
A-Level (Edexcel IAL) for Saudi Arabia
Unit-by-unit classes for AS and A2 students on the Edexcel International A-Level — Biology (WBI11–WBI16) and Chemistry (WCH11–WCH16) — including single-unit retake preparation for the January, June and October sessions.
Inside the IAL classes
- Teaching completed early, then an extended past-paper phase to the exam
- Model answers written in mark-scheme language, unit by unit
- Exam-technique feedback on every marked homework
- Session strategy: which units to sit in January, June or October
- Revision classes included until the final exam day
A note from Mr Hosni
For all the students joining from Saudi Arabia — you are not joining a class built for somewhere else. It's been more than 20 years since I started teaching Biology and Chemistry in the Gulf, and Saudi students have been part of my online classes from the very first year. Why does the schedule carry the Saudi flag? Because we are in the same timezone. When it is 5 pm for me, it is 5 pm in Riyadh. No conversion, no midnight lessons.
Now, when it comes to the exams themselves, the students I see from Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam lose marks in the same place every year. Where? In the wording. They know the biology, they know the chemistry, but they don't write what we call the marking points — the exact phrases the examiner is trained to credit. That's why every week has a past-paper lesson, and that's why your homework comes back marked with the missing points written on it.
The Kingdom is a big place, and I know many of you are far from any good science tutor. That is exactly the student this programme was built for. Watch a recording, look at the solved papers, and join us. I hope this was helpful and I wish you all best of luck in your exam.
— Mr Hosni, Head of Science · Author of 8 textbooks
Results from students in Saudi Arabia
The solved past papers include all the latest exam series, so I didn't waste time searching. Answers hit every mark-scheme point and are written clearly, which made understanding easier. I drilled the revision questions the week before and scored an A — especially helpful for structuring 6-mark answers.
Laila Al-Shehri · IAL Biology · Saudi Arabia
The solved past papers showed the full working for the multiple-choice items and listed every mark-scheme point. The answers were crystal clear, so I finally understood how to earn marks. I used the revision questions the week before the exam and finished with an A.
Faris Al-Qahtani · IAL Chemistry · Saudi Arabia
Questions from families in Saudi Arabia
What time are the classes in Saudi Arabia?
Saudi Arabia shares the teacher's timezone (GMT+3), so the published schedule applies directly — late-afternoon and evening lessons after the school day. Every lesson is recorded, so a missed class can always be watched later.
My child's school follows Cambridge, not Edexcel. Can they still benefit?
The live classes teach the Edexcel specifications. Cambridge IGCSE students are supported with dedicated Cambridge (0610 / 0620) solved past papers and notes for the current syllabus, and the core science content overlaps heavily between the boards.
Can both IGCSE and A-level students join?
Yes — there are separate class groups for IGCSE and for each IAL unit level, so students join the group that matches their level, and most IGCSE students continue into the IAL classes afterwards.
My child is a private candidate in Saudi Arabia. Is the programme suitable?
Yes. The programme covers the full specification, exam technique and past-paper training, so private candidates preparing to sit their exams at an approved centre in Saudi Arabia are fully supported.
How do I pay from Saudi Arabia?
Any bank or credit card works. If a card does not go through, PayPal is accepted in most countries — and a PayPal account is not required to pay.
Mr Hosni — Head of Science · Author of 8 textbooks
20+ years teaching Biology and Chemistry in the Gulf, 16 at A-level. Teaches students across Saudi Arabia in the same timezone, and publishes the exam guides and grade-boundary analysis on the Chem-Bio blog.
Join from anywhere in the Kingdom
Live IGCSE and A-Level Chemistry & Biology classes on Saudi time — notes, solved past papers, marked homework and support included until the last exam day.
