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Online academy · 2026–2027 academic year
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Every student learns differently. That is why we find someone who understands your degree, identifies where you are getting stuck and helps you move forward with a clear plan. We match you with a tutor who studied the same degree —or a closely related one— so you can understand the subject and regain your confidence.
50 minutes free, no card required · From upper secondary and university entrance to graduation · 100% online
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How it works
First we understand what you need. Then we choose who can help you.
We do not assign the first available tutor. We look for the best match based on subject, level, goals and academic background, so every lesson addresses your real situation.
Meet your tutor match
Have a real 50-minute lesson with the recommended tutor and see whether their way of explaining works for you. If it is a match, we map out the next steps together.
Keep making steady progress
You do not start from scratch in every lesson. Your tutor knows your progress, shares materials and adapts the plan as you move forward.
Much more than a video call
Every student is different. Your plan should be too.
Every lesson is part of a process: we identify the starting point, set goals and adapt the work to the student’s actual progress.
For students
Explanations that make sense to you, practice based on your real difficulties and a clear plan for what to work on now and what comes next.
For families
Follow-up, calendar, communication and visibility of progress, with family coordination when appropriate and always respecting the student’s independence.
How we support learning
- Initial assessment of level and learning blocks
- Clear goals organised by stages
- Guided practice during lessons
- Reasoned correction to understand every mistake
- Preparation with real exercises and exams
- Follow-up after every lesson
- Adapting the plan as progress is made
- Coordination with the family when appropriate
Subjects
From upper secondary school to university graduation
One-to-one lessons at your own pace or small groups of 3 to 5 students working towards a shared goal and timetable.
Upper secondary and university entrance
PAU university entrance preparation from the first year of upper secondary school, including the new competency-based model and admission subjects.
Matemáticas II
Social Sciences Mathematics II
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Economía
Business management
English
University · technical degrees
Computer engineering, telecommunications, data and related degrees, taught by tutors who understand their reasoning and demands first-hand.
Programación
Databases
Networks
Applications
Inteligencia Artificial
Algebra
Calculus
Statistics
Differential equations
Data engineering
Mathematics and technical subjects for other degrees
Quantitative subjects in Psychology, Economics, Business and similar degrees, explained clearly and connected to what you actually need to learn.
Statistics for Psychology
Business mathematics
Econometrics
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Data analysis
Accounting and finance
International programmes
International Baccalaureate and A-Level exam preparation with materials adapted to the official syllabus.
IB Maths AA / AI
IB Physics
IB Chemistry
A-Level Maths
A-Level Further Maths
A-Level Physics
A-Level Chemistry
Live timetable
Find a group for your subject
View active groups and their weekly timetable. If yours is not listed, tell us what you need and we can notify you when there are enough students to open it.
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University entrance
Your university entrance score is not decided only on PAU day
60% depends on your upper secondary average. Starting early builds confidence, effective habits and a solid foundation before exam pressure arrives.
- A subject plan aligned with your region’s official marking criteria.
- Mock exams using real models and focused competency-based practice.
- Optional phase strategy: we help you choose the subjects weighted at 0.2 for your target degree.
- Tracking your upper secondary average from year one to protect that 60%.
60% + 40%
Your entrance score is weighted 60% from your upper-secondary average and 40% from your PAU result.
Up to 14 points
The access phase is marked out of 10 and the optional admission phase can add up to 4 more points.
Competency-based model
Less reproducing notes and more applying, reasoning and communicating clearly: spelling and clarity also count.
Professional English
English to open up opportunities after graduation
Prepare to use English in your field: technical vocabulary, presentations, interviews and certification at B2 level or above.
English for Engineers
Technical documentation, papers, project presentations and technical interviews in English.
Legal English
Contracts, legal terminology and professional communication with international clients.
English for Economics
Reports, market analysis and the financial vocabulary used in recruitment processes.
Business English
Meetings, negotiation, networking and professional email for business and management profiles.
Goal: enter the workplace with B2 or above and the confidence to use it
Complementary learning
Learn programming and AI by building, not just watching
Practical learning that turns theory into projects you can explain and showcase, through summer intensives or weekly lessons.
Programming from beginner to advanced Summer · Academic year
Level-based pathways with real projects, from your first programs to complete database applications.
Python
Java
C
SQL
HTML · CSS · JavaScript
Git and best practices
Applied Artificial Intelligence Summer · Academic year
From mathematical foundations to training your first models, with sound judgement when using today’s AI tools.
Machine Learning with Python
NumPy · pandas
Neural networks
Vision and language
Responsible use of generative AI
Pricing
Choose the support you need, with no long-term commitment
One-to-one lessons, small groups or intensive support. All include personalised follow-up, Virtual Campus access and supplementary materials.
One-to-one lesson
Fully personalised support32 € /50-min lesson
- Bono 4h · 124 € (31 €/sesión)
- Bono 8h · 240 € (30 €/sesión)
- Bono 12h · 348 € (29 €/sesión)
- Bono 20h · 460 € (23 €/sesión)
Small group
Collaborative learning for 3 to 5 students109 €89 € /month
- One 90-minute lesson per week
- One subject, one level, your group
- The group starts once three students enrol
- Priority access to new groups and subjects
Plan Total
Intensive support across several subjects429 €399 € /4 weeks
- Four-month plan:
1.499 €1.299 € - Unlimited group lessons and one-to-one lessons on demand
- A free first session with your academic director to choose subjects, tutors and an initial personalised timetable
- Ongoing support from your academic director to help you reach your goals and adjust tutors or groups whenever needed
1st Gen offer valid when the first payment is made by 31 October 2026. Packs in this offer never expire and may be shared with family or friends. Applicable taxes included; read the Terms and Conditions before payment.
Try before you decide
Leave your first lesson knowing the next step
Spend 50 minutes with the tutor we recommend, work on a real difficulty and agree on a way forward. One free lesson per student, no card or commitment.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How do you choose each student’s tutor?
We prioritise tutors who studied the same or a closely related degree, so they know the subjects first-hand and can also guide you on your degree, placements or career. Before the trial lesson we ask about subject, level and goals, then recommend the best tutor. You may request a change, subject to availability.
How does the free trial lesson work?
It lasts 50 minutes and lets you meet the tutor, review your level and work on a real difficulty. It is available once per student and may be rescheduled once with over 24 hours’ notice; otherwise it is forfeited.
Can I cancel or change a lesson?
Yes. Cancel more than 24 hours ahead for a full credit refund; with less notice, 50% is used. A no-show uses the full credit. Once every six months, we may refund a first exceptional incident. If the academy cancels, the lesson is rescheduled or credited back.
How long are lesson packs valid?
1st MEIA Generation packs never expire and may be shared with any family member or friend. Your account shows available, booked and used lessons.
What are group lessons like?
Small groups of 3 to 5 students, with one subject, level and fixed weekly time. The subscription includes one 90-minute lesson per week and renews monthly; cancel from your account before renewal. The group starts with three confirmed enrolments.
How does the 2026–2027 launch price work?
To join the 1st MEIA Generation and retain its special terms throughout 2026–2027, make your first payment by 31 October 2026. There is no enrolment fee or commitment.
Do you prepare students for the PAU?
Yes. Since 2025 the exam has officially been called PAU, although many still call it EvAU or Selectividad. We prepare both the access and optional admission phases from the first year of upper secondary using the new competency model, plus IB and A-Levels for international-programme students.
What are online lessons like?
Lessons use Google Meet, a digital whiteboard and shared Drive materials. Booking online gives you confirmation, the lesson link and reminders. After each session, your tutor records follow-up so you and your family, where applicable, can see exactly how you are progressing.
I am the parent of an under-age student. What should I know?
A parent or guardian is involved in contracting and payment. All communication uses corporate channels, lessons are not recorded by default, and communications are configured according to the student’s age.