Free assessment · Grades 1–10
A short, friendly assessment covering interest, strengths, learning style and real skill gaps. Then a full report with a tailored curriculum and the type of tutor that fits your child best.
About 15 minutes. No card. The report is yours either way.
Not a test
Because "does my child actually enjoy this?" and "what happens when they get one wrong?" tell you more than a score ever will.
Then the right plan
Foundation gaps first, priority focus areas next, taught the way your child actually learns: live, one-on-one or in a small group.
How it works
No card at any point before you enrol. Take the assessment, read the report, meet the tutor in a real class, then decide with everything in front of you.
What's included
Adapted by grade, from simple and visual for younger students to more detailed for older ones. Never a test with a pass or fail attached.
What you get back
Every dimension of the assessment, from raw interest and skills signals through to a tailored curriculum and a tutor recommendation. Written for a parent to read, not a spreadsheet to parse.
An educational tool for math interest, learning style and skill gaps. Not a psychological or clinical assessment, and it does not diagnose anything.
The curriculum
Every plan is personalised by the assessment, but this is the backbone we build from, mapped to the US Common Core State Standards.
How tutors are selected
Knowing math and being able to teach it to a nine year old who has decided they hate it are different skills. We test for both, then train and certify every tutor before they take a single class.
Qualifications, teaching history and two professional references are verified before anything else happens. Around half of all applicants do not get past this stage.
A timed exam covering every domain they would teach, sat under supervision. The pass mark is 85 percent. Anyone who misses it waits six months before reapplying.
A full mock class with a real student while an evaluator watches. We score explanation quality, not polish. Being able to do the math is not the same as being able to teach it.
How they handle a wrong answer, a frustrated child and an anxious parent. Scored on clarity, patience, pace and whether they check understanding before moving on.
Government photo ID, address verification, reference calls and a criminal background check. There are no exceptions to this stage and no way to skip it.
Forty hours on our assessment framework, learning styles, the live whiteboard tooling and child safeguarding. They pass certification or they do not teach here.
A senior tutor reviews their first five classes. Parent ratings are monitored continuously, and every tutor recertifies once a year to stay on the platform.
What we score them on
Fluent well beyond the level they teach, so they can answer the question behind the question.
Able to explain one idea three different ways without sounding impatient the third time.
Calm with mistakes, and able to spot when a child is lost but not saying so.
Teaches your board every week, so the plan matches what school actually expects.
Trained on safe practice online, with every class recorded and open to parents.
Comfortable with the whiteboard, screen share and graphing tools, so no class time is lost to setup.
Class formats & pricing
Prices are per live class, shown in your local currency. The assessment and your first demo class are always free.
United States
One tutor, one student. The fastest way to close gaps and rebuild confidence.
$29/ class
$232 per month · 8 classes
Two students at a similar level. Keeps most of the attention, costs noticeably less.
$19/ class
$152 per month · 8 classes
Four students, one tutor. Best value, and some children genuinely do better with peers.
$12/ class
$96 per month · 8 classes
Grades 1–3 run 30-minute classes at 20% off · Sibling discount 15% · Cancel any time · No joining fee
Why parents stay
The skills check includes earlier-year questions, because current struggles usually trace back to something that never fully clicked.
How a child reacts to a wrong answer shapes progress more than any score. We measure it and build the plan around it.
A patient foundations-first tutor and a fast-paced challenge tutor are different people. The report says which one your child needs.
Topics covered, confidence signals, what we are fixing next, in plain language rather than jargon.
Revision before a test becomes trivial. Rewatch the exact explanation that made it click.
Chemistry matters. If the fit is not right in the first month, we rematch you at no cost.
Parents
The assessment found a gap from two years earlier that no school report had ever flagged. That one page explained the whole struggle.
We did the free assessment expecting a sales pitch. We got a ten-page report and no pressure. Enrolled a week later anyway.
The 1:2 class with her cousin was the right call. She is more relaxed with someone beside her, and it costs us less.
He went from hiding his homework to explaining it to me at dinner. I did not expect the confidence part to move first.
The tutor match was the difference. Our previous tutor was brilliant and completely wrong for a child who needs things said three ways.
Weekly reports mean I finally know what is actually going on instead of asking “how was class?” and getting “fine”.
She was two years behind after we moved countries. The plan started where she actually was, not where the syllabus said she should be.
The report told us competition math was not the right goal yet. Honest advice that cost them a sale is why we stayed.
Recordings changed revision completely. Before a test she rewatches the exact ten minutes where it clicked.
Small group of four suits him better than one-to-one did. He needs to hear other children get things wrong too.
Board results came in last week. From a predicted 62 to an actual 88, and she is talking about taking maths further.
Rescheduling in two taps sounds small until you have three children and a job. We have never lost a class.
What sold me was that the assessment asked how she feels about maths, not just what she can do. Nobody else asked that.
FAQ
Everything we get asked before signing up. If yours is not here, email info@skillvelop.com and we will answer it.
Three things: the assessment itself, the written report that follows it, and a full 45-minute demo class with the tutor we match you to. No card, no deposit, no obligation at any of those stages. You only pay if you decide to start weekly classes.
About 15 minutes. It is split between questions with no right or wrong answer, covering how your child feels about math, and a short set of real grade-level problems. Your written report reaches you within 24 hours.
Six things: genuine interest in math, a math-specific view of confidence and resilience after mistakes, real skill gaps against your curriculum's domains, learning style, the type of tutor that fits, and a curriculum plan built around all of it.
No. Most parents do, because it means the tutor walks into the demo already knowing where the gaps are instead of spending the first class finding out. If you would rather just meet a teacher first, say so at booking and we go straight to the demo.
No, and we are careful about this. It is an educational tool for math interest, learning style and skill gaps. It is not a psychological, clinical or medical assessment and it does not diagnose anything. If something suggests a closer look is warranted, we say so and suggest speaking to a qualified professional.
Grades 1 to 10, or Classes 1 to 10 in India and Years 2 to 11 in the UK. The questions adapt by level, from simple and visual for younger children to more detailed for older ones.
Yes, and we suggest revisiting it every 6 to 12 months. Interest, confidence and skill all move with the right support, and a second report shows you exactly how much.
No. It is designed to be comfortable for a child who dislikes math, and it is never framed as a test with a pass or fail. Children who are struggling are exactly who it helps most.
The number of students with one tutor. 1:1 is fully personalised and moves fastest. 1:2 pairs your child with someone at a similar level and costs less. 1:4 caps at four students and is the best value, and some children genuinely do better with peers around them. The tutors and the curriculum are the same in all three.
Yes, that is the default and the whole point. Your tutor knows exactly where your child got stuck last week, so no class is spent re-establishing that.
Yes, free of charge. Chemistry matters as much as competence. Tell us within the first month and we rematch you at no cost.
Every tutor clears a subject test, a mock class with a real student, and a background check before they ever meet your child. We hire roughly three of every hundred who apply.
30 minutes for Grades 1 to 3, 45 minutes for Grades 4 to 8, and 60 minutes for Grades 9 and 10. Younger children concentrate better in shorter sessions.
Two a week for the youngest, two to three through the middle grades, and three to five for exam years. The report suggests a specific cadence for your child rather than a generic one.
It is the most common reason parents come to us. The assessment finds the earliest real gap, sometimes three grades back, and the plan rebuilds from there. That is exactly what one-to-one is good at.
English. Tutors can explain in Hindi, Telugu, Tamil or Arabic alongside English where that helps a child understand. Tell us at booking and we match accordingly.
CBSE, ICSE, IGCSE, IB (PYP and MYP), all major Indian state boards, the National Curriculum for England, the Australian Curriculum, Canadian provincial curricula, and US Common Core and state standards.
Yes. Most plans mix curriculum work with whatever your child has due, and there is a WhatsApp line for homework questions between classes.
Yes. Grade 9 and 10 plans include a full mock-paper series, timing drills and exam technique alongside the syllabus.
Yes, where it is the right goal. The report gives an honest read on whether competition prep suits your child now or is better revisited once current gaps are closed. We would rather say not yet than sell you something premature.
A laptop, tablet or phone with a browser and a stable connection. Nothing to install. A stylus or touchscreen helps for the whiteboard, but a mouse works fine.
Any time, silently, with no notice needed. You also get a recording of every class in your parent dashboard.
Every one. Revision before a test becomes far easier when your child can rewatch the exact explanation that made something click.
We teach across IST, GST, GMT/BST, CET, EST/PST and AEST. Tutors are matched to your local evening and weekend slots, not ours.
Reschedule up to 4 hours before, in two taps. Credits do not expire while your plan is active, and you can pause the plan for up to 8 weeks a year.
A written report every Friday for 1:1 and 1:2 plans, monthly for 1:4. Topics covered, confidence signals and what we are fixing next, in plain language rather than jargon.
Live 1:1 classes start at ₹549 per class in India, $29 in the US, £23 in the UK, C$39 in Canada, €27 in Europe, A$42 in Australia and AED 105 in the Middle East. 1:2 and 1:4 small-group classes cost less again. Prices shown on the site adjust to your country automatically.
Eight classes a month as standard, weekly progress reports, recordings of every class, WhatsApp doubt support and free rescheduling. Grades 1 to 3 run 30-minute classes at 20% off the listed prices.
Yes, 15% off for a second child. Siblings at a similar level can also share a 1:2 slot, which is cheaper again.
Neither. There is no joining fee, no minimum term, and you can cancel any time.
Monthly, by card or UPI in India and by card elsewhere. Payment is only ever taken after your free assessment and free demo class.
Set out in full on our refund policy page. In short: unused class credits are refundable, and if the first paid month does not work out we would rather refund you than keep you.
Every tutor is background-checked, every class is recorded, and parents can join silently at any time without notice. Classes run in the browser with no separate app or private messaging between tutor and child.
We use it to run the assessment, match a tutor and contact you. We never sell it and never share your phone number. Full detail is in our privacy policy.
You, and the tutor we match to your child. It is not published, shared or used for anything else.
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