The Hybrid Education Huba supervised school day in Dubai

In Al Barsha South, Dubai, at a child skills training centre run in partnership with Louise Dawson. The premises are KHDA permitted. Your consultant gives you the full address and arranges a visit before you apply.

Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm. Your child works through their own timetable across the day with the facilitator present throughout, with breaks and a supervised lunch. On the days your child is not at the hub they carry on from home on the same timetable.

Yes, from one to five. The fee changes with the number of days and with your child's level. On the days your child is not at the hub they carry on from home on the same timetable, so nothing is missed either way. Availability on your preferred days is confirmed at application, because group sizes are capped.

All three. Hub students follow the International British curriculum from Early Years to A Level, Pearson Edexcel at International GCSE, AS and A Level, or the US curriculum from Grade 6 to Grade 12. The pathway is the same as online school, because the lessons are the same lessons.

Hub fees start from $12,500 a year for one day a week at Early Years to Lower Secondary, and from $14,500 a year for one day a week at International GCSE and above. Five days a week runs to $19,500 and $21,500 respectively. Every option is on the fee selector above.

The hub fee is in addition to CambriLearn tuition, which is charged per subject and per level and priced in the fee calculator. Examination entry fees are paid to the examination centre. Your consultant sends one combined figure.

Yes. The hub fee covers the room, the on-site facilitator and the skills sessions. Tuition covers the curriculum, the live lessons, the marking and the assessments, and is charged separately. Both are quoted together before you enrol so there is no second invoice you did not expect.

An on-site facilitator, present every day the hub is open. They get students into their lessons, keep the day moving, do one to one check ins and flag anything that is not working. The teaching comes from qualified subject specialists in the live lessons, who mark the work and answer questions through the campus.

No, and it does not need to be. The KHDA regulates private schools that physically operate within Dubai. CambriLearn is an accredited online school based outside the UAE, so it sits outside that scope. Our accreditation comes through Cognia and we are an approved Pearson Edexcel examination centre. The hub operates as a private learning support facility rather than as a regulated school, on KHDA permitted premises, and qualifications are issued by the examination boards.

Students on the International British or Pearson Edexcel pathway sit International GCSE, AS and A Level papers in person as private candidates at British Council centres in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Entries for the May and June series typically close in February, so contact the centre four to five months ahead. US curriculum students write their assessments online as part of the Cognia accredited programme. See verified UAE exam centres.

Neither. A consultant confirms the starting level and subject set by readiness rather than by birthday, and will tell you if the hub is not the right setting for your child. Students dress comfortably and appropriately for a learning environment.

Yes. Group sizes are capped so the facilitator can see every student through the day, which caps places as a consequence. Availability on specific days is confirmed at application rather than promised in advance.

Yes, in either direction. Families start online and add hub days, or reduce hub days when circumstances change. The academic side does not change, because the curriculum, the teachers and the timetable are the same. Speak to your consultant about adjusting the package.