Surala Ninja!

Surala classes are mostly E-learning time because actual lessons are taught through the e-learning website. But other traditional and face-to-face methods are also done such as students answering practice sheets and learning mental calculation through visual aids used by the facilitator.

Your child will have a human facilitator who will guide him/her throughout the Surala class. But actual lessons will be taught by animated or cartoon Ninja teachers on our E-learning website. Surala has five animated Ninja teachers namely Hayate who teaches Addition, Hannah who teaches Subtraction, Senri who teaches Multiplication, Hinata who teaches Division and Oboro who teaches Mixed calculation.

The facilitator will conduct a Placement Test in order to assess the starting level of Math calculation skill your child needs to learn. Then, a customized learning plan will be created and modified from time to time depending on your child's progress.

Parents can suggest what they want their children to learn, but determining the child's lessons will still depend on the results of his/her Placement Test. In Surala, we don't just teach your child to learn a specific Math skill. Rather, we build his/her complete foundational calculation skills through continuous learning. And sometimes, that would mean that some children need to go back to the basics.

Your child will avail of 120 minutes learning time for 2-3 classes each week.

You may enroll your child at one of our Surala Partners near you or please contact us through our facebook page here.

Surala provides high quality Math E-learning services at an affordable rate. To know more of our fixed rates and packages and payment methods, please contact one of our Surala Partners near you or please contact us through our facebook page.

You can schedule your child for a free trial class in one of our Surala Partners near you or please contact us through our facebook page.

In Surala classes, students learn the value of punctuality so tardiness and absences are discouraged. However, for valid reasons such as sickness, emergencies or important academic concerns, learning times for missed classes will be carried over to the following weeks of the current month or the next month.