1410
Before
1470
After
Math
740
R&W
730
Zeynep A.
Turkey · Hybrid · September 2026
Online across Europe · UK line · Miami-registered
A 16-week live online programme with our US, London and Turkey-based faculty. Max 6 students per class, 31 hours of SAT Reading and Writing + 31 hours of SAT Math + 10 hours of practice-test review.

72 Hours
16-week programme
Max 6 per Class
24 places per cohort
20 Practice Tests
Bluebook format
Plan Recommendation
Free via the form
The SAT group course is a 72-hour live online programme for students with at least 16 weeks to test day, who can sustain a regular weekly tempo, and who are motivated by working with peers. Compared to private tutoring, it offers wider scope at a lower hourly rate; classes meet twice weekly, then the final 5 weeks become a problem-solving / practice test block. Private tutoring fits students whose plan and pace must be customised — typically those with a near test date or a target-specific need.

These seven criteria are enough to compare any SAT course. Our own programme's answers are in the same table — ask every course you consider the same questions.
| Criterion | Why it matters | Ours |
|---|---|---|
| Class size | In a class of 20 there is no individual feedback; your turn to ask never comes. | Max 6 students |
| Live or recorded? | You can't ask questions in a recording; completion rates collapse. | Fully live |
| Total teaching hours | "Comprehensive programme" is unmeasurable; an hour count is not. | 72 hours / 16 weeks |
| Number of practice tests | Progress is only measurable under real test conditions. | 20 full tests included |
| Bluebook alignment | A student who prepares on paper meets the adaptive module format for the first time on test day. | Module-adaptive simulator |
| Tutor specialisation | Math and Reading & Writing need different expertise; a tutor covering both is average at both. | One section, one specialist |
| Refund & transfer terms | Without written terms, what happens when you miss a class is up to the seller's goodwill. | Written in the sales agreement |
Each cohort is a 16-week programme that finishes before its target SAT date: 11 weeks of topic lessons, then 5 weeks of practice-test review.
Weekly Class Schedule
First 10 weeks — 60-minute live lessons
Saturday
Sunday
First 10 weeks: 3 hours of SAT Reading and Writing + 3 hours of SAT Math = 6 hours/week
All times are Türkiye time (UTC+3).
Week 11 (Saturday)
09:00 SAT Reading and Writing + 10:15 SAT Math = 2 hours
Final 5 weeks (Sundays) — practice-test review
09:00 SAT Reading and Writing + 10:15 SAT Math = 2 hours/week
Total: 31 hours of SAT Reading and Writing + 31 hours of SAT Math + 10 hours of practice-test review = 72 hours
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We open a dedicated cohort for your own group of friends or classmates: minimum 3 students, maximum 6. The hours, the syllabus and the price are identical to the open cohorts — the only difference is that you set the schedule together with your group.
Note: A cohort takes 24 students, taught in classes of at most 6 because the cohort is split by level. Capacity is limited, so we recommend enrolling early. Cohorts whose start date has passed are automatically removed from the list.
Test yourself in real exam conditions with our full-length, adaptive Digital SAT practice tests — an interface modelled on College Board's Bluebook app.
Bluebook Interface
A design modelled on College Board's Bluebook
Adaptive Algorithm
Module 2 difficulty scales to Module 1
Real Timing
134 minutes, 98 questions
Detailed Analysis
Report by section, topic and difficulty
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Both formats prepare you for the same test; the choice comes down to your goal, timeline, budget and learning style.
Who's it for?
Students who need a programme shaped around one specific target score, flexible pacing and particular priorities (a weak domain, a fast push before the test).
Flexibility
Lesson hours, topic order and pacing are fully personal; the programme can be revised at any time.
Tracking depth
1:1 homework review, plan revisions and continuous tracking on our learning platform.
Math / R&W balance
Weekly hour split follows your diagnostic; a single section can be focused on.
Homework & test tracking
1:1 analysis call after every practice test; plan updates at the sub-skill level.
Lesson pace
We slow down where depth is needed and move quickly through what's already understood.
When to choose it
When you need a high score in a short time, have a serious gap in one section, need a flexible schedule, or aim very high (e.g. 1500+).
Who's it for?
Students who want a fixed schedule, a shared pace and a friendlier budget, and who are motivated in a group setting.
Flexibility
Lesson hours and curriculum are fixed; pace is set by the group average, not individual speed.
Tracking depth
Standard homework set and shared group feedback; individual tracking is more limited.
Math / R&W balance
Math and R&W are covered in a standard distribution; everyone in the group sees the same weekly topic.
Homework & test tracking
Regular group tests and a shared analysis class; individual score analysis is kept limited.
Lesson pace
The curriculum schedule is followed; extra support sessions are added when needed.
When to choose it
When you have 16+ weeks before the test and want a structured programme from scratch or from an intermediate level.
It is for students with at least 16 weeks until test day, who can dedicate 6 hours of class plus 6-8 hours of homework per week, and who are motivated by working alongside other students. If the diagnostic sits well below the target band, an accelerated 1:1 plan is usually more efficient.
The group course follows a standardised programme — every student moves through the same weekly topic order. Private tutoring is fully customised to the student's diagnostic data and target score, with pace and focus set individually. Group offers wider scope at a lower hourly rate; private offers a more flexible, target-specific programme.
Every student gets a personal study plan; homework and progress are tracked in your dashboard, and parents receive regular progress reports. The 20 practice tests open on your account on the day of the last topic lesson, and the final 5 weeks review them together. Classes are grouped by level and hold at most 6 students, so the tutor follows each student closely.
Yes. All live lessons are recorded and remain available to the student for 14 days, so missed or re-watched lessons stay accessible. Homework is assigned after each lesson, not weekly; the tutor reviews homework on our learning platform. A WhatsApp group is also used for general communication.
Yes. All 20 full-length Digital SAT practice tests are included in the course fee. They open on your account on the day of the last topic lesson, and the Sunday lessons of the final 5 weeks review them together. They run on our own platform with an interface modelled on College Board's Bluebook app, with real exam timing (134 minutes, 98 questions) and module-adaptive logic. Each test produces an individual analysis report by section, topic and difficulty. You have two attempts at every test. The SAT Question Bank, full access, is included too: it opens on your account once the first week is over.
Yes. Across 16 weeks the programme covers 31 hours of SAT Reading and Writing, 31 hours of SAT Math and 10 hours of practice-test review. In weeks 1–10, Saturdays have two Reading and Writing lessons and one Math, Sundays two Math and one Reading and Writing. Topic lessons follow the weight College Board gives each domain.
Official SAT score reports shared by students who prepared through our boutique group and hybrid programme. You can see every result on our Results page.
1410
Before
1470
After
Math
740
R&W
730
Zeynep A.
Turkey · Hybrid · September 2026
1470
Before
1580
After
Math
800
R&W
780
Yuki N.
Singapore · Group Course · September 2026
1410
Before
1500
After
Math
730
R&W
770
Isabelle G.
Germany · Group Course · September 2026
1400
Before
1450
After
Math
750
R&W
700
Noah T.
USA · Group Course · August 2026
1400
Before
1450
After
Math
740
R&W
710
Bade A.
Turkey · Group Course · August 2026
1490
Before
1580
After
Math
780
R&W
800
Hannah R.
Norway · Group Course · June 2026
1430
Before
1530
After
Math
790
R&W
740
Lucas J.
USA · Group Course · June 2026
1480
Before
1590
After
Math
800
R&W
790
Jakob M.
Austria · Hybrid · May 2026
1450
Before
1530
After
Math
780
R&W
750
Kaan Ç.
Turkey · Hybrid · May 2026
1480
Before
1540
After
Math
780
R&W
760
İrem T.
Turkey · Group Course · May 2026
1420
Before
1550
After
Math
760
R&W
790
Oliver M.
USA · Group Course · March 2026
First
Exam
1410
Score
Math
730
R&W
680
Defne Ü.
Turkey · Group Course · December 2025
Turkey, Europe, USA and MENA · official SAT score reports
What our small-group prep students have to say.
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First exam
1450
After
“I sat my first SAT and scored 1450. Throughout prep we took weekly practice tests and I worked at least 3 hours a week in the question bank. Sharing the Bluebook screen with the instructor in class got me used to the exam interface fast.”
Ji-woo P.
SAT Student · Seoul Foreign School · 11th grade
1320
Before
1530
After
“I started in the group course but had a personal blocker in Math, so I added private tutoring mid-programme. The hybrid was perfect — group for pace and accountability, 1:1 for the surgical fixes. 210 points up to 1530, past my target.”
Arman H.
SAT Student · Tehran International School · 11th grade
1350
Before
1490
After
“I needed Math 720 → 770 and R&W was already at 680. We drilled the last six M2 questions every week — 20 of that style, then deep analysis. Knowing exactly which sub-skill I was fixing each session was the unlock.”
Noah L.
SAT Student · Munich International School · 12th grade
1280
Before
1500
After
“Our son already had a decent baseline; the real question was how to push him into the upper band. From day one we never heard 'guaranteed score' talk — that built trust. We co-built the plan with the tutor, knew exactly what each week looked like, and he hit 1500.”
Yousef D.
SAT Parent · King Faisal School, Riyadh
Reviews are shared by students and their parents. Last names are shown by initial only for privacy. These score gains and admissions are individual outcomes; results vary with starting level, study time and programme engagement.
Share your target test date and we'll work it out together — group or 1:1, and which cohort — in a short WhatsApp chat or through the contact form.