IGCSE Tuition is an online service for Cambridge IGCSE students in Malaysia. It has two parts: a library of open-access lessons, practice sets, guides and tools, and online one-to-one tuition taught by experienced teachers assigned to each student.
The people behind it are a team of teachers. Their working rule is that a good lesson starts from how a particular student thinks.
What do we offer?
Online one-to-one Cambridge IGCSE tuition for students anywhere in Malaysia. You tell us the subject and what is going wrong, an experienced teacher is assigned to you, and the first step is a paid one-hour trial starting from RM80 at that teacher’s confirmed rate.
Each teacher sets their own rate, agreed with you before the trial, and ongoing lessons continue at that rate. The schedule is arranged with the teacher after the trial. Enquiries are through WhatsApp only, and each tuition page shows how to begin.
Who handles the exam side?
Registration, entry, results and access arrangements belong to your school or exam centre and to Cambridge, and exam administration explains who does what. This is an independent tuition service, separate from Cambridge.
When a fact about entry or a syllabus code matters, we point you to the official page, because the official page decides.
Who teaches?
An experienced teacher is assigned to each student. The teacher team page describes the team and the way lessons are taught. The team assigns teachers, so there is no list to browse.
What does “9,000+ students helped” mean?
It is the owner-supplied, service-wide statement that more than 9,000 students have been helped through our service. It is not a measure of exam results, a grade improvement or a per-subject count. What the statement means sets out what it does and does not tell you.
How are the pages written and corrected?
Every lesson aims to be useful on its own: a clear explanation, a worked example, a common mistake and a self-check. Numerical answers show every step so you can check them. Official facts are kept to what Cambridge’s pages state, and where a fact may change, the page tells you what to check and where.
The editorial process describes how pages are planned and reviewed. The corrections page explains how to report a mistake and how fixes are recorded.
What about privacy and terms?
The site uses WhatsApp for enquiries, and the messages are handled by the team to arrange tuition. Tools on the site run in your own browser. Read the privacy notice and the terms for the actual practices and the offer in full.
Where next?
Browse the subject directory, read how it works, or start with the paid trial. Teachers who would like to join the team can read the join page.
You can also read what parents and students say in their own words.