The academy carries the responsibility
You contract with a registered educational institution, not a person. Any complaint goes to the academy's management, and it answers for it.
A tutor you choose, with an academy behind them.
Private lessons at Eagle Sky are part of the academy itself — every tutor is reviewed and approved, held to the academy's rules and its hours, and under quality review. If something goes wrong you come back to the academy, not to someone on WhatsApp.
A private lesson is usually a personal arrangement: a tutor you do not know, a price that moves, and nobody to turn to when something goes wrong. This is not that.
You contract with a registered educational institution, not a person. Any complaint goes to the academy's management, and it answers for it.
Nobody signs up and starts teaching. Every tutor's qualifications, experience and subjects are reviewed by management before their name reaches you.
The same rules as our morning teachers: committed hours, a report after every lesson, and the lesson inside our system — not on an outside app.
Management reviews lessons, and repeated complaints put a tutor’s profile under review. Quality is not left to chance.
Browse by subject and grade. Every tutor has a page with their price, their hours and their students' words.
Pick how many lessons a week and when, from the hours the tutor has opened. Subscriptions run monthly.
One payment for the month. Lessons are scheduled automatically and you get a reminder before each one.
The lesson runs in an academy room with the usual tools — whiteboard and screen share.
The commonest complaint about private tutoring is a tutor who keeps postponing. Here, an hour a tutor opens is a commitment recorded against them — postponements are logged, counted, and reviewed by management if they repeat. Which is why they rarely do.
The tutor opens their own hours, and once a student books and pays they are held to them.
A cancellation on the tutor's side goes on their record — not into a WhatsApp thread between you.
Repeated postponing puts the tutor's profile under review. Reliability is part of how we rate them.
No Zoom links passed around on WhatsApp. The lesson opens inside the Eagle Sky platform with the same tools as a normal class — whiteboard and screen share.
The student joins from the platform on any device — nothing to install, nothing to configure.
An app on Android and iPhone: lesson times, a reminder before each one, and joining the room — with the parent seeing all of it themselves.
Booking, hours, payment and the lesson itself — all inside the same system, not scattered across apps and messages.
We do not put you with strangers. You build the group: pick the tutor and the hours, then share a link with your friends to join. The lesson starts once the group is complete — and if it never fills, you decide together whether to cover the gap or take your money back.
Browse the tutors available now and see their hours.
