You know your child best. We will show you what is next.
Spectrum works with parents at every step: a free diagnostic, a clear plan, regular reports and a team you can talk to.
Partnership, not just tuition
A free diagnostic
We find exactly where your child is and explain the results in a meeting with you.
A personal learning plan
Clear targets, the right pathway and the order to reach them, agreed with you.
Progress reports
Plain-language reports after every stage: what is mastered, what is next, how to help.
Visibility online
Your child’s packs, online workbooks and teacher feedback in the Spectrum portal.
Safety and safeguarding
Background-checked staff, safeguarding procedures and supervised placements.
A named contact
One person who knows your child and answers your questions.
Where does your child fit?
Mastery
Ages 4 – Grade 11Find the exact gap and close it for good, one skill at a time.
PYP
Ages 3–12Inquiry, research and secure basics, all the way to a confident PYP Exhibition.
MYP
MYP 1–5Understand the criteria, meet them with confidence and arrive at eAssessment ready.
IB Diploma
Grades 11–12Separate SL and HL support for every paper and every component.
GCSE, O and A Levels
Grades 9–12A fast Quick Rewind of every topic, exam technique and eight full mock papers per subject, in twenty subjects.
SuperLearners
Ages 4–16Memory techniques, faster reading with understanding, and study habits that make every subject easier.
Placements
Ages 10–17A classroom Academy week, four placement weeks in industry or the community, then a project week.
Skills Studio
Ages 10–17Ten hands-on days at the centre or online: AI, cyber security, digital skills, speaking, financial markets and enterprise.
Career Pathways
Ages 15–18Law, public administration, politics and policy, or your own field: 4.5 months of classes and a 1.5-month placement.
SAT and ACT
Grades 10–12Diagnostic-led preparation, timed practice and a clear target-score plan.
Teacher Academy
EducatorsPractical training for teachers in diagnostic teaching, IB-style assessment, future skills and special educational needs, at the centre or online.
For Parents
Parents and guardiansHelp your child learn at home, keep up with school and choose a university and career, with guidance for you too.
Guides for parents
Ten minutes a day: helping with maths at home
You do not need to be a maths teacher to help. Short, regular, low-pressure practice makes the biggest difference.
Read the guide →What do MYP criteria A to D actually mean?
A plain-language guide for parents to how MYP work is marked, and how to read your child’s report.
Read the guide →SAT or ACT? A calm guide to getting started
When to start, how to choose between the tests, and why a diagnostic is the best first step.
Read the guide →Prospectuses and parent guides
Every Spectrum programme on one page each, in a single PDF.
Learn how to learn: memory, reading and study habits, ages 4–16.
Junior Executive Programme, AI and Cyber Security placements and Career Pathways.
Year-long support streams, assessment and individual education plans.
Six weeks inside a real organisation, ages 10–16.
Before, during and after the programme.
Understand AI, see it at work, build your own.
How the programme works and how to help.
Learn to protect people and organisations online.
How the programme works and how to help.
Helping your child reach the future they want
Many teenagers are asked to choose subjects and degrees before they have seen any real work. Spectrum changes that. Six-week placements put students inside companies, audit and law firms, media houses, NGOs and technology teams. Six-month Career Pathways give students aged 15 to 18 specialist study in law, public administration, politics and policy, journalism, medicine, engineering, finance and more, with a placement and a professional mentor. Our counsellors then help you and your child choose the right degree and university, in Pakistan or abroad, and prepare strong applications.
Courses and services for parents
- SuperLearners for ParentsLearn the techniques your child uses and run calmer homework time.
- Keeping up with schoolA monthly review of school work with a short plan.
- Career and university counsellingA written plan for subjects, degrees and universities.
- Parent guidance counsellingConfidential one-to-one support for you.
- Parent workshopsEvening workshops on learning, exams and online safety.
Questions parents ask
How much does Spectrum cost?
Fees depend on the programme, the format (small group or one-to-one) and the number of sessions. After the free diagnostic we give you a written recommendation and fee before you commit.
Is there a contract?
Term-based programmes are agreed term by term. Holiday programmes, placements and intensives are booked as a single course.
Do you offer sibling or early-booking discounts?
Ask your Spectrum centre about current offers when you book the diagnostic.
What if my child misses a session?
Let us know in advance where possible. Online workbooks mean your child can keep up with the work from home.
See exactly what your child will learn from
Written by our teachers, beautifully designed and checked: 2,216 packs and papers and 1,730 slide decks, on paper or online with instant marking.
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Talk to us
Questions about programmes, fees or a free diagnostic? We reply within two working days.
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