Digital SAT Prep Course and Classes, Online
The SAT is now a two-hour, adaptive test taken in the Bluebook app. Our SAT prep course prepares students for the test as it is actually sat — module by module, with separate specialists for Reading and Writing and for Math.
Short answer
SAT preparation is offered online, one-to-one or in a group class.
One-to-one lessons are 90 minutes long and start at USD 80 per lesson; the group course runs 72 lessons of 60 minutes for USD 1,050, and a class never takes more than 6 students.
Group classes next begin on 14 November 2026.
Take the free full-length diagnostic
From USD 80 per lesson
Some of the teachers who teach SAT: Ahmet Yılmaz, Elif Korkmaz, Zeynep Aksoy and Kenan Arı.
- Free full-length diagnostic before any plan
- Separate Math and Reading and Writing specialists
- Practice in Bluebook conditions
- Scored 400–1600
One-to-one, from
USD 80per lesson
- One-to-one lessons
- Group course
- Question bank
- Full practice tests
What the SAT is, and who needs it
The SAT is College Board’s admissions test for undergraduate study, used above all by universities in the United States. After several years in which many US universities went test-optional, a number of the most selective have brought the requirement back — MIT, Harvard, Dartmouth, Brown, Stanford, Penn and Cornell among them — so for a student aiming at those schools the SAT is once again part of the application rather than an optional extra. Policies differ from one university to the next and change between cycles, so the current rule of each school on your list is the one to check.
For students across Africa the SAT sits alongside, not instead of, their school qualification. A student in Lagos on A Levels, a student in Nairobi on the IB and a student in Cairo on an American diploma may all sit it for the same reason: a US application. The American-diploma student usually needs it most, because the SAT is what gives an American high-school transcript a common yardstick; the A Level or IB student often needs it for a narrower list of universities.
How the Digital SAT is structured
Two sections, each split into two equal modules. The first module of each section is the same kind for everyone; how you perform on it decides whether the second module is harder or easier.
| Section | Questions | Time | Structure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reading and Writing | 54 | 64 minutes | Two modules of 32 minutes; one short passage per question |
| Math | 44 | 70 minutes | Two modules of 35 minutes; calculator allowed throughout |
| Total | 98 | 2 hours 14 minutes | Plus a 10-minute break between sections |
Source: College Board, SAT structure, checked 22 September 2026. Some Math answers are typed in rather than chosen. Scores run from 200 to 800 per section, 400 to 1600 in total.
Who the SAT prep course is for
American-diploma students
In Egypt, Morocco, Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal and elsewhere, where the SAT is the standard companion to an American high-school transcript.
A Level, IGCSE and IB students applying to the US
Who need a score for a specific list of US universities alongside UK or other applications.
Students re-sitting for a higher score
Who already have a result and need to know exactly which question types are holding it back.
Families planning early
Who want to know in Grade 10 or Year 11 how far a student is from a target, before the application year compresses everything.
What the lessons work on
The first module of each section
It decides which scoring range the second module can reach. Careless errors early cost more than the same errors late, so the opening of each section is practised deliberately.
Reading and Writing, question type by question type
Short passages mean the skill is precise reading of a few lines: words in context, text structure, evidence, transitions, and the Standard English conventions that make up a large share of the section.
Math across the four domains
Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem-Solving and Data Analysis, and Geometry and Trigonometry — including when the built-in Desmos calculator saves time and when it quietly costs it.
Pacing
A little over a minute per Reading and Writing question and about a minute and a half per Math question. Pacing is trained on full modules, not on isolated questions.
Bluebook conditions
Full practice is taken in the digital format so the tools, the timer and the module transition are familiar before test day.
The re-sit decision
Whether a second sitting is worth it depends on the error profile and on how each target university treats multiple scores. We look at both before recommending one.
Sitting the SAT from Africa
The SAT is delivered at test centres in many African countries on international weekend dates, and seats in the large cities can fill well before the deadline — registering early is the single most useful piece of logistics advice. Registration, the list of centres and the international calendar are on College Board’s own site, and that is the only place to rely on for them.
The test is taken on a laptop or tablet running the Bluebook app. A student without a suitable device can ask College Board to lend one, but the request has to be made at least 30 days before test day, needs an adult outside the family — typically a teacher or counsellor — to confirm eligibility, and the device is handed over at the test centre. Planning that month into the timeline is part of the plan we write.
How SAT preparation works
Every lesson is live, online and 90 minutes long, scheduled in your own time zone. Lessons are taught in English, the language the exam is sat in.
Free intro call
Fifteen minutes with an advisor, at no cost and with no obligation.
Diagnostic
You sit a free full-length diagnostic in the real exam format before any lesson is booked. It produces a starting score and, more usefully, an error profile: which question types are costing marks, whether the problem is content or timing, and which sections need a specialist. The plan is written from that rather than from an estimate. It is taken online at a time you choose, so nobody has to travel to a centre to find out where they stand.
Written plan
You receive a written plan built from your starting point and your test date: which SAT sections come first, how many lessons that realistically takes, and when full practice tests enter. Nobody is sold a fixed number of lessons before the gap is known.
Lessons and review
Each lesson ends with set work and a target for the next one. Families receive progress notes, and the plan is re-read against every new score rather than followed blindly.
Ways to prepare for SAT, with prices
The full breakdown, including instalment options, is on the pricing page.
One-to-one lessons
From USD 80 per lesson on the largest package (50 lessons). A single lesson can be booked first, to meet the tutor before committing.
Group course
USD 1,050 for the full course, or 2 monthly payments of USD 575. Live online classes of at most 6, grouped by level and taught in English.
Question bank
Self-study practice by section, from USD 19.99 for 120 days of access. Bought on its own, with no lesson required.
Full practice tests
Full-length, timed tests with a score and error breakdown: USD 8.99 for one, USD 104.99 for twenty.
SAT preparation by country
SAT Preparation in Nigeria
SAT preparation in Nigeria: 2026–27 test dates, the ID rules at Nigerian centres, and a timeline that fits WASSCE, NECO, the UTME and US deadlines.
SAT Preparation in Ghana
SAT preparation in Ghana: 2026–27 test dates, the ID College Board accepts in Ghana, and a timeline that fits WASSCE and US application deadlines.
SAT Preparation in Egypt
SAT preparation in Egypt: 2026–27 dates and centres, how SAT scores reach Tansik for American-diploma holders, and a timeline around AP and US deadlines.
SAT Preparation in Côte d’Ivoire
SAT preparation in Côte d’Ivoire: 2026–27 dates at Abidjan centres, an English-language test after schooling in French, and a timeline around the BAC.
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Find out where your SAT score stands
Start with the free diagnostic. You will get a starting score, the question types costing you points, and a plan built from them.