CBSE online school for families in UAE.

Live classes in Gulf time, a coordinator in Sharjah you can meet, and a campus in Abu Dhabi if you ever want to switch.

See a school day
Online lesson for families in UAE
Maximum per batch
15
Coordinator per family
1
Class recordings
Same day
CBSE curriculum
KG–12

What parents in the UAE ask first

Board exam centre

NIOS exam centres are available in the UAE. Your counsellor confirms the nearest centre for Dubai, Abu Dhabi or Sharjah.

Timings

Live in Gulf time, with recordings the same day.

Documents

Passport and visa pages for child and parent, Emirates ID and the previous report card.

What Grade 6 looks like on a Tuesday

Live periods are 40 minutes with a 10-minute break. Recordings are available by evening.

  1. 8:30 · Maths

    Live fractions lesson with worked examples.

  2. 9:20 · Science

    A lab demonstration on camera.

  3. 10:10 · Break

    A ten-minute pause between live periods.

  4. 10:30 · English

    Reading circle in a small class.

  5. 11:20 · Second language

    Hindi, Malayalam or Arabic groups.

  6. 12:10 · Homework

    Around 30 minutes of work on the app.

  7. Evening · Revision

    Same-day recordings and a doubt-clearing slot.

Ask for the current timetable · 40-minute live periods · recordings by evening

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Fees for families in UAE

Indicative term fee from the supplied content. Books and NIOS exam fees are separate; ask for a current written quote before applying.

AED 2,850 / term

Three terms a year. Ask the counsellor about annual and sibling discounts.

From enquiry to first class

  1. Enquiry

    Tell us your child’s grade, location and questions.

  2. Timetable and fees

    The team shares the current timetable and fee sheet for your child’s grade.

  3. Documents

    Prepare ID, previous report card and a photo.

  4. First class

    Receive the timetable, login and coordinator introduction.

Student following a live Edument online lesson on a laptop

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Moving between countries

Your child’s records, class and teachers can continue when your family moves. A coordinator helps you find a better time-zone batch if the old slot no longer suits. Ask for the current timetable and a written quote in your currency. Books and NIOS exam fees are separate.

  • Records, class and teachers continue
  • A better time-zone batch if needed
  • Written quote in your currency
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Frequently asked questions

Edument follows the CBSE curriculum with NIOS as the board pathway for Grades 10 and 12. A counsellor can explain which certificate your child receives and how it is accepted in your country. Confirm local university admission rules with the relevant ministry or embassy.

NIOS exams are held at authorised centres in the GCC and across India. Your counsellor will confirm the nearest available centre before admission.

Classes, records and the academic year continue wherever your family is. A coordinator can help move your child to a more suitable time-zone batch.

Live classes are available in Gulf time and IST, with recordings available the same day. Ask for the timetable for your grade.

Ask for the current term-wise and annual fee sheet in your currency. Sibling discounts may apply.

Share your child’s grade, current curriculum, country and time zone. Prepare a device with working audio and internet access, and note your questions about participation, timetable and support so you can discuss whether the format suits your family.

The regional pages describe continuity through online learning and coordinator guidance. Tell the team the new country and time zone early so you can discuss suitable batch timings and the school records or transfer documents you may need.

Ask for the current batch timetable in your local time and a written quotation for your child’s grade. Clarify lessons, learning resources, additional charges and payment terms before confirming a place.