From a 10-minute message to a child who looks forward to study time.
Designed for parents who don't have hours to spare on getting started.
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Send a 10-minute message
WhatsApp is fastest. Tell Alka your child's grade and what's worrying you. She takes it from there.
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A friendly chat — about your child, not a sales pitch
A short call (or a thread of WhatsApps if you prefer) so Alka can understand your child's grade, board, current confidence, and what's getting in the way.
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A personalised recommendation
Alka suggests format (one-to-one or small group), frequency, and the focus areas to start with — explained in plain language.
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A real first lesson
Not a sales call. Your child meets Alka and tries the approach. You're welcome to sit in for the first ten minutes.
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Start regular classes
Only if you're confident it's the right fit. Fees are agreed clearly upfront before the first paid session.
A few things parents like to know
Frequency that works for your week
Most children do best with one or two focused sessions per week. Alka recommends; you decide.
Progress in one minute a week
The Sunday Note — what was covered, what's clicking, what to gently practise at home. No jargon.
One message is enough to change anything
Pace, format, focus — adjusted to fit your child, not the other way round. Just say.
Frequently asked questions
I work full-time. Will I be expected to supervise practice?
No. Practice is short, structured, and designed to be done independently by your child. You only need to make sure the device is charged.
What does 'concept-first' actually mean in a session?
Alka spends the first few minutes checking what your child actually understands, then teaches the 'why' before the 'how'. Marks improve as a side-effect, not the goal.
My child has lost interest in studying. Can it really come back?
Yes — almost always, and usually faster than parents expect. Curiosity returns when a child feels safe to say 'I don't get it.'
Which grades does Alka teach?
Grades 2 through 8 across CBSE and ICSE aligned content.
Are sessions online or offline?
Both. Offline classes are available locally; online classes work well for families across India and abroad.
Are sessions one-to-one or in groups?
One-to-one is the default. Small, focused group batches are arranged when there's a good fit between learners.
How will I know my child is progressing?
You'll get the Sunday Note — one paragraph from Alka every weekend. Plus an open WhatsApp line if you want to ask anything mid-week.
How are fees discussed?
Fees are agreed clearly upfront, after the first lesson, based on subject, frequency and format. No hidden costs.
Do you teach families overseas / in different time zones?
Yes. Many families abroad book regular slots that fit their evenings — UK, UAE, Singapore, Australia, and the US so far.
Ready to begin?
One message is all it takes.