The old way
- Open-ended hourly commitment with no clear finish line
- Parents guess what was taught after each session
- If the tutor is unavailable, momentum drops
- Passive review fades between weekly lessons
Targeted IB & IGCSE Tutoring • Powered by Active Recall
We've replaced open-ended, indefinite private tuition with structured, 6-lesson unit packages mapped directly to your school teacher's recommendations. Powered by Proftor to guarantee syllabus coverage, mid-week active recall, and total transparency for parents.
A better way to learn
Most private tutoring is person-dependent and disconnected from classroom priorities. Palota turns a teacher-identified gap into a fixed unit with defined lesson checkpoints.
How it works
Start with the exact topic your child's school teacher says needs attention.
We align a 6-lesson sequence to syllabus checkpoints and assessment priorities.
A specialist tutor teaches the sessions while Proftor schedules short recall checks.
Parents see covered points, attendance, feedback, and the next milestones.
Built-in learning architecture
Clear visibility into topics covered, homework completion, feedback, and upcoming milestones.
Short mid-week recall prompts help move concepts from lesson familiarity into usable memory.
If a tutor is unavailable, the next specialist can continue from the same structured journey.
6-lesson unit packages
Palota offers structured SL and HL unit packages across Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Economics, and History. The full catalog is on a separate page so the homepage stays focused.
Number, algebra, quadratics, geometry, vectors, transformations, probability, and statistics.
Physics, Chemistry, and Biology units for conceptual repair, practical skills, and exam preparation.
Business activity, marketing, finance, external influences, 20th-century history, and source skills.
Clear flat pricing
Focused support without a long-term tutoring lock-in.
Intake form
Tell us what your student is working on. We will confirm the right unit, tutor availability, and schedule.