Our monthly fee per subject programme is USD70.

*There is a one-time registration fee of USD11 payable upon enrollment.

Kumon students range from N2 to Grade 12. We currently have students as young as three years old studying with us, we help children of any age, and ability reach their academic goals. However, we recommend that you enquire first to see if your ideal Centre can accept young children.

With the Kumon Method, students start at the level where they can attain a perfect score studying on their own. This fosters a joy for learning and instils good study habits.

Gradually students begin to study topics they have not previously learned. Through Kumon, students will be able to advance beyond the school grade level independently. This develops their analytical ability, develops perseverance and fosters confidence and healthy self-esteem.

Eventually, students study far beyond the school grade level independently. They will also excel in their other subjects because they have confidence and are applying the self-learning skills developed through Kumon.

Yes. The Kumon Method is an individualised learning method that supplements the Cambodia education system.

For the Kumon Maths Programme, the study goal is the self-study of senior high school mathematics with ease. It focuses on developing strong calculation skills and, by excluding all unrelated concepts which may be covered in school; aim to allow students to advance as quickly as possible on their own to senior high school mathematics.

The study goal for the Kumon language programmes is to achieve advanced reading comprehension skills and the ability to read widely.

Kumon is an independent self-study curriculum. By studying at a level that is appropriate to the child’s ability, the child will be able to advance beyond his or her school grade level without being specifically taught.

Self-learning means that students study worksheets and correct their own mistakes independently. The worksheets have been designed in a way to allow students to figure out how to solve problems on their own. Examples and explanations are clearly provided when moving on to new topics, encouraging students to self-learn and advance independently.

Instructors observe how each student studies, plans, assigns worksheets and motivates the student. When students encounter difficulties, the Instructor assists them by giving subtle hints to encourage them to progress and take on further challenges.