Abacus Class Structure & Fee Framework
5-15 years (tailored to beginner, intermediate, or advanced levels)
Expert Architecture Services
Our experienced architects provide personalized design solutions that turn your dreams into reality.
GroupClasses(SmallGroup)
Class Size: 4-6 students per group
Class Duration: 45 min/per session
Frequency: 2 classes per week
Course Duration: 3 months (depending on the leve and kid's speed)
Key Features:
Interactive learning with peer interaction
Encourages teamwork and collaborative problem-solving
Cost-effective option
Fun and engaging environment, promoting competitive learning
Ability to focus on multiple levels within the same group (segmented by learning pace)
Regular progress evaluations and feedback sessions
Emphasis on building strong mental math abilities
Benefits:
Builds social skills and teamwork
Students learn from each other’s strengths and weaknesses
Fosters a fun, dynamic, and competitive environment
Group learning allows for shared experiences and motivation
FEE $59
Complete Architecture Services
From concept to completion, our architecture services use the latest technology and techniques to deliver exceptional results.
One-on-One Class
Class Size:1 student at a time
Class Duration: 45 minutes per session
Course Duration: 3 months (depending on the leve and kid's speed). Customized to the student’s needs
Key Features:
Personalized attention to meet the specific needs of the student
Flexible timing and curriculum tailored to the student’s pace and progress
Intensive focus on areas where the student may need improvement
One-on-one guidance ensures quick progression and greater retention
Direct feedback and instant clarification of doubts
Helps build confidence and overcome individual learning challenges
Benefits:
Highly personalized approach maximizes student potential
Faster progress due to individualized attention
Flexible learning schedule according to the student’s convenience
Ideal for students who require extra assistance or need to accelerate their learning
Direct interaction leads to stronger teacher-student rapport and better motivation