Growing independent learner
Move from foundational skills toward independent comprehension, problem solving, evidence and organized written work.
Move from foundational skills toward independent comprehension, problem solving, evidence and organized written work. Choose the same academic learning core through Self-Paced or Live Online, with age-appropriate My FI, offline learning, mastery, correction and parent visibility.
This public blueprint shows the learning experience, resources, support, schedule and tuition before enrollment. Exact registered subjects, requirements, calendar dates and section assignments remain governed by the approved program and My FI.
Move from foundational skills toward independent comprehension, problem solving, evidence and organized written work.
Philippines · 8:00 AM–10:30 AM PHT
Middle East · 8:00 AM–10:30 AM Qatar · 9:00 AM–11:30 AM UAE/Oman
Flexible timing with the same canonical academic core and guided weekly sequence.
Focused teacher-led class block plus meaningful offline learning.
FI presents the learning-area map for discovery. The exact subject list follows the learner’s approved curriculum, registration, strand/track and applicable current rules.
Fluency, comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, speaking and organized written responses.
Reading comprehension, communication, vocabulary and writing.
Operations, fractions foundations, measurement, geometry, data and problem solving.
Living things, matter, force/motion, Earth/environment and investigation.
Community, geography, culture, history foundations and citizenship.
Respect, responsibility, sound choices and community participation.
Move week by week, follow one subject across the year, compare Self-Paced and Live Online, and preview what the learner, parent and teacher experience. This interactive view reads the same frozen academic map as the master 47-week page.
Use current evidence to see what is secure and what still needs work.
Every week can move through the same permanent instructional logic, adapted to the learner’s age and subject.
Bring back prior learning and surface what the learner already knows.
Introduce the new idea clearly through the Learning Book, teacher explanation or guided lesson.
Show a worked example, demonstration, think-aloud or age-appropriate model.
Build accuracy and confidence through focused practice.
Use learning in a meaningful problem, performance task, project, observation or real-life context.
Use a quick check, mastery check, teacher checkpoint or assessment evidence.
Fix misconceptions and incomplete work instead of treating the first score as the end.
Identify what improved, what remains difficult and what the learner will do next.
Keep appropriate evidence of learning, mastery, feedback, correction or completed work.
Week 6 is the quality baseline for Weeks 6–47: a complete instructional system, not a thin weekly summary.
This is a representative synthetic sample showing FI’s weekly depth and rhythm. It is not a claim that every enrolled learner will study this exact Week 6 topic; the active My FI learning plan is authoritative.
Live and Self-Paced are not separate curricula. The difference is pacing, teacher interaction, live-class guidance, attendance and support.
Exact dates come from the governed Academic Calendar for the learner’s region/cohort.
Orientation, baseline/retrieval, core learning, practice, application, term assessment and reporting.
New learning, greater independence, performance/application work, mastery support and reporting.
Advanced/final learning, correction, final assessment, completion review, records and promotion/transition.
Requirements: typical documents may be explained publicly, but the current Requirements Finder / Admissions review remains authoritative for the exact checklist and any late-entry/transfer requirement.
Subject to Admissions / Finance verification and the applicable fee rules.
Help content should stay consistent with the real enrollment, Finance, learning and records workflows.
Use the Demo to see the age-adaptive workspace, then check requirements and continue through My FI.
Growing independent learner. Move from foundational skills toward independent comprehension, problem solving, evidence and organized written work.
Parent checks consistency, reading habits and deadlines while allowing the learner to take more ownership.
Teacher develops subject independence, evidence use, correction habits and intervention where foundational gaps remain.
The interactive Demo shows the intended My FI experience. When you are ready for a real action, join or sign in to My FI.