Virtual Academy in Faisalabad
Faisalabad’s industry runs on skills the city’s schools were never built to teach. Scoodemy Virtual Academy brings live, small-section classes — board syllabus, entry tests, coding, business and English — to homes from D Ground to Jaranwala Road. From Rs 3,500/month.
Faisalabad is Pakistan’s third-largest city and its textile capital, yet for tuition it has a fraction of the options Lahore has two hours down the motorway. The academies around Peoples Colony and Susan Road are crowded, O and A Level teachers are scarce, and a serious MDCAT or ECAT candidate often ends up in a Lahore hostel for the year. Scoodemy Virtual Academy changes the equation: live classes over video from Scoodemy’s teacher pool across Pakistan, in small sections, joined from home in Faisalabad at a fixed monthly fee.
Most of the city’s students sit BISE Faisalabad for Matric and FSc, with a smaller Cambridge stream at Beaconhouse, Chenab College and The City School. Beyond the board, Faisalabad’s families want two more things: entry-test results that open Faisalabad Medical University, UAF, NTU and the Lahore universities, and business and technical skills that fit a city where nearly every family is connected to a mill, a workshop or an export house. The eight schools cover all of it.
A good A Level Physics teacher or an experienced CSS mentor is hard to find between the Clock Tower and Eden Valley. Online sections draw from Scoodemy’s pool across Pakistan, so the subject specialist a Faisalabad student needs is in the class whether or not they live in the city.
Faisalabad families have long sent FSc graduates to Lahore for MDCAT and ECAT coaching, at real cost in money and worry. Competitive Exams sections run the same preparation live, from home, with mock papers on the actual test calendar.
Faisalabad exports to the world, and its next generation needs to run an online store, read a balance sheet, write to a buyer in Manchester and use modern AI tools. Business, Tech & AI and English & IELTS schools teach exactly those skills, alongside the board syllabus.
Many Faisalabad students help in the family business after school, and the mill timetable does not bend for an academy. Live sections run in the late afternoon and evening, every class is recorded, and a missed hour is made up the same day.
Faisalabad board, Cambridge, entry tests, coding, business, English, Quran and accountancy each run live online sections you can join from any part of the city or the districts around it. Pick the school for your goal, then the plan for your grade.
Faisalabad’s mills are automating, its exporters sell through online marketplaces, and its young freelancers are growing faster than any other group in the city. Tech & AI classes teach coding and modern AI from Grade 5 up, giving Faisalabad students a way into that work without leaving for Lahore.
From Rs 5,500/month
The Faisalabad board examines Matric and FSc for the city and the districts of Jhang, Toba Tek Singh and Chiniot, on the Punjab syllabus with its own papers and calendar. Middle, Matric and Intermediate sections follow that syllabus and practise on BISE Faisalabad past papers.
From Rs 4,500/month
Faisalabad’s Cambridge stream at Beaconhouse, Chenab College and The City School is growing, but experienced O and A Level teachers remain few. Pre-O, O Level and A Level sections put Faisalabad students with teachers who mark to the Cambridge scheme, drawn from across Pakistan.
From Rs 9,500/month
Faisalabad Medical University, UAF, NTU and the Lahore universities all sit behind an entry test, and the city’s candidates have traditionally travelled to Lahore to prepare. MDCAT, ECAT, NET and SAT sections run live from home, and the CSS & PMS section serves candidates for the federal and Punjab services.
From Rs 9,500/month
Faisalabad’s exporters deal with buyers in Europe and the Gulf every day, and its families move abroad for work in large numbers. Spoken English, IELTS Academic and IELTS General Training sections give students and professionals structured, live practice that the city’s few language centres cannot match.
From Rs 4,500/month
Faisalabad’s families keep Quran learning at the centre of a child’s week, and finding a qualified Tajweed teacher in the newer colonies along Jaranwala Road and Satiana Road is not always simple. Nazra with Tajweed, Hifz and Islamic Studies with Arabic run as live online sections with vetted teachers.
From Rs 3,500/month
Every mill and export house in Faisalabad needs qualified accountants, and the audit firms of the city recruit CA and ACCA trainees each year, but classes at the applied and strategic levels are mostly in Lahore. Online sections let Faisalabad students complete the full path from home, around work or university.
From Rs 9,500/month
Students learn with their own age group — each plan has its own subjects, pace, and monthly fee. New students can add a one-time equipment fee of Rs 15,000 to get their own Chromebook — already have a device? Just pay the monthly fee.
Technology School
Technology · Modern AI · Business · Freelancing & Careers
Future-ready skills in coding, Modern AI and business, taught live from Grade 5 up to professionals.
Live project-based classes that take students from their first line of code to real apps, AI workflows and a freelancing portfolio. Every course ends with a Scoodemy certificate.
First flight into future skills — playful, hands-on foundations.
Rs 5,500 / month
Rs 15,000 equipment fee — Chromebook included (optional)
Building real strength — deeper skills alongside school studies.
Rs 8,500 / month
Rs 15,000 equipment fee — Chromebook included (optional)
Full speed — career-grade skills for work and freelancing.
Rs 12,500 / month
Rs 15,000 equipment fee — Chromebook included (optional)
Faisalabad’s neighbourhoods fan out from the Clock Tower along Jaranwala, Sargodha and Satiana Roads, and the newer societies — Eden Valley, Kohinoor City, Canal Road — are a long ride from the academies of Peoples Colony. Online sections mean a student in Kohinoor City gets exactly the teacher and timetable a student in D Ground does.
Yes. Academic School sections for Middle, Matric and Intermediate follow the Punjab curriculum examined by BISE Faisalabad and use the Faisalabad board’s past papers. Cambridge students join the separate Cambridge School.
Pick a school and plan, join a live section this week, and get the class Lahore students have — without leaving Faisalabad.