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Geniusus
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Live online classes for ages 4 to 12

Think. Create. Build.

Coding, robotics, AI, electronics and reading, taught live by a real teacher in small groups or one-to-one.

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  • 4–12

    Ages we teach

  • Up to 6

    Children per group

  • 60 min

    Live lessons

  • 7

    Subjects to explore

Seven subjects to explore

From first letter sounds to programming robots. Every subject is taught live and hands-on.

Children learn by doing, not by watching

That's why every Geniusus class is live, small and hands-on.

Typical online courses

  • Pre-recorded videos

    Nobody notices when your child gets stuck.

  • Watching, not doing

    Children copy along and forget it by next week.

  • Large classes

    Some children never get a turn to speak.

  • One speed for everyone

    Too fast for some, too slow for others.

The Geniusus way

  • A live teacher, every class

    Questions get answered the moment they come up.

  • Children build something

    Every lesson ends with a project they made themselves.

  • Six children at most

    Or one-to-one, so everyone gets attention.

  • Paced for your child

    A placement quiz finds the right level, and the teacher adjusts as they go.

How every class works

Each 60-minute lesson follows the same friendly rhythm, so children settle in quickly and parents always know what happened in class.

  1. 1

    Recall

    A quick check on last week

  2. 2

    New idea

    One concept, introduced simply

  3. 3

    Show me

    The teacher works through an example

  4. 4

    Challenge 1

    Children try it themselves

  5. 5

    Challenge 2

    A harder twist on the same idea

  6. 6

    Check

    A short concept test

  7. 7

    At home

    Two homework tasks

  8. 8

    Reflect

    What did I learn? What's next?

Our approach is inspired by the International Baccalaureate: children ask questions, try things out and explain their thinking. Geniusus is not an IB World School.

A path that grows with your child

A short placement quiz shows where your child should start. Each stage builds on the one before.

  1. Ages 4–6

    Foundation

    Sounds and stories, patterns and sequences. Short, playful lessons with a parent close by.

  2. Ages 7–9

    Junior

    Reading with confidence, first Scratch games, first circuits in the simulator.

  3. Ages 10–12

    Intermediate

    Python and web pages, how AI works, programming robots to solve a task.

  4. Ages 13–16

    Advanced

    Planned for later: deeper programming and independent projects.

    Coming later

Getting started is easy

Four simple steps from first hello to first class.

  1. STEP 1

    Tell us about your child

    Their age, interests and your time zone, so we can suggest the right subject.

  2. STEP 2

    Join a free demo class

    Your child meets the teacher and tries a real, hands-on lesson.

  3. STEP 3

    Find the right level

    A short placement quiz and the teacher's notes show where to begin.

  4. STEP 4

    Choose a time and start

    Pick a small group or one-to-one classes at a time that suits your family.

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Questions parents ask

How do the online classes work?

Classes are live on Zoom with a real teacher. Your child joins from home on a laptop or tablet, and homework, projects and class recordings are kept in your parent portal.

How big are the groups?

Groups have six children at most. If you prefer, your child can learn one-to-one instead.

What ages do you teach?

Children aged 4 to 12, in three stages: Foundation (4–6), Junior (7–9) and Intermediate (10–12).

What does the free demo involve?

Your child joins a short live lesson and meets the teacher, and you can ask any questions. You won't be asked for payment details.

Does my child need a robotics or electronics kit?

No. Robotics and electronics start in free online simulators. A physical kit is optional.

How is payment handled?

Classes are a monthly subscription for each child, paid by invoice. Brothers and sisters are combined on one family invoice, with a discount for the second child and onwards.

Is Geniusus an IB school?

No. Our teaching is inspired by the International Baccalaureate's inquiry-based approach, but Geniusus is not an IB World School and is not authorised by the IB.

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