Free trial
Request a free trial class.
Tell us the course and when you're free, and we'll match you with a specialist teacher.
- Free, no obligation. The first trial class is free. You decide afterwards whether to continue.
- A real class. Group: 45 to 50 minutes per class. One-to-one: 1 hour per class.
- Matched to a specialist. We propose a teacher and a time in your time zone, and you confirm it.
- Quick reply. WhatsApp replies within an hour (8am–11pm Pakistan time, every day); email the same day.
How it works
What happens after you send this.
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Tell us what you need
A short form: the subject you need, how to reach you and your country. If the exam board or the times that suit you are not decided yet, say so — we will help you work it out.
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We reply
We reply to WhatsApp messages within an hour, between 8am and 11pm Pakistan time every day, and to email enquiries the same day.
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We confirm a teacher and a time
We match you with the specialist for your subject and level, agree a time in your own time zone, and send the joining details.
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You attend the free class
The first trial class is free. The free trial runs in whichever format you are considering: a real group class, or an individual one-to-one class.
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You decide
There is no obligation to continue. Fees are billed monthly, starting once your free trial class has taken place.
Questions
Is the trial class really free?
The first trial class is free. There is no charge and no obligation to continue.
Is the trial one-to-one or in a group?
The free trial runs in whichever format you are considering: a real group class, or an individual one-to-one class. If you are considering group tuition, the trial is a real group class – same length and same teacher as the classes that follow. If you are considering one-to-one tuition, the trial is an individual class with the teacher.
How long is the trial class?
It is a real class, so it runs for the normal length of the format you are trying. Group classes: 45 to 50 minutes per class, 3 classes a week, per subject. One-to-one classes: 1 hour per class. How many classes you take is up to you.
How quickly will I hear back?
We reply to WhatsApp messages within an hour, between 8am and 11pm Pakistan time every day, and to email enquiries the same day. For the fastest reply, message us on WhatsApp using the button on this page.
What happens after I send the form?
We match you with a specialist teacher, agree a time with you in your own time zone, and send the joining details.
Can I move my trial class to another time?
Yes. To move a confirmed trial class, reply to our email or message us on WhatsApp. No notice period is needed.
What time will the classes be?
Teachers are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, so one-to-one classes can be arranged at any time that suits your time zone. Group class times are agreed with the families in each group, and we confirm them in your own time zone before the trial.
Can I ask for a particular teacher?
You can ask, and we will tell you honestly whether that teacher has room at the level and time you need. We will always tell you who is teaching before the class is scheduled, but we cannot guarantee a specific teacher in advance.
What if I am not sure of the exam board or the right format?
Choose "Not sure" or "Help me decide". The teacher will check the syllabus with you, and explain the difference between group classes (a monthly fee per subject) and one-to-one classes (a fee per class) before anything is arranged.
What happens if I want to continue after the trial?
Fees are billed monthly, starting once your free trial class has taken place. There is no separate registration or enrolment fee — the tuition fee is the only cost. You can cancel or pause at any time. The month you've already paid for isn't refunded, but you won't be billed again once you cancel.
Where does Marlbridge teach?
Marlbridge teaches in person at its academy in Lahore, Pakistan, and live online to learners anywhere else, with lesson times agreed in their own time zone.
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