Start with confidence
Introduce yourself, make eye contact, learn names, and greet the people you are about to play with.
Personalised learning.
Motivated by gaming.
Genius Gamers is a tutoring program for ages 7–12 that uses AI to help turn each child’s goals and schoolwork into target practice. Gaming keeps kids motivated while the focus stays on learning.
Learning that goes beyond the screen.
Genius Gamers combines personalised tutoring, positive social development, and progress families can actually see.
Build confidence & social skills
Kids practise introductions, eye contact, teamwork, encouragement, sharing, staying calm, and being the kind of teammate others want to play with.
Our Gentle + Kind philosophyMath, spelling & reading
Practice is built around each child using their goals, selected topics, and learning materials submitted by their family.
See personalized learningSee them learn. Watch them level up.
Parents get useful reports and a progress dashboard, while kids earn XP and levels for the learning work they complete.
See how progress worksTeaching kids to be the teammate everyone wants to play with.
Gaming gives kids a natural place to practise real social skills. We use those moments deliberately, helping children build confidence, communicate respectfully, and learn how to handle both winning and losing with kindness.
Gentle + Kind is something we teach. It is not just how staff treat children; it is how we expect everyone in the room to treat each other.
Be a good teammate
Share resources in-game, communicate clearly, include others, and help the group succeed instead of only yourself.
Encourage each other
Cheer on good effort, help someone through a difficult question, and never make another child feel small for getting something wrong.
Stay calm & respectful
No yelling at teammates. Kids practise handling frustration, disagreements, mistakes, wins, and losses without losing their cool.
Finish well
End with a handshake, high-five, or “good game.” Winning matters less than showing respect when the game is over.
Built around what your child needs.
Parents help shape the tutoring plan. Kids work through short, focused questions designed around that plan while they play.
You set the direction
Choose the tutoring focus or bring the schoolwork.
Select subjects and topics, use a prepared learning package, or upload homework, worksheets, study sheets, and other material. The planned system uses that information to build targeted tutoring practice for your child.
- Choose math, spelling, reading, or specific topics
- Select the level and areas that need more practice
- Upload learning documents for question creation
- Adjust the plan as your child progresses
Tutoring planFor Avery · Age 9
MathSpellingReading
+ Add schoolworkHomework · Worksheet · Study guide
FractionsExtra practice
Times tablesReview
Build practice questions →
Short, focused practice
Questions that feel like part of the experience.
Learning moments appear in manageable bursts. Students answer, get feedback, use hints when needed, and try again, then get back to the fun.
- Math, spelling, reading, and multiple-choice questions
- Positive feedback instead of pressure
- Hints and retries when a question is difficult
- Difficulty can change as the child improves
Learning breakMath · Fractions
+20 XP available
Which fraction is equal to 1/2?
Need a hand? Show me a hint
Useful for parents. Motivating for kids.
The same learning activity is presented differently to each audience: clear insight for parents and positive progression for students.
Clear, direct reporting
Know what happened, not just that they attended.
Parents can see what their child worked on during tutoring, how they responded, and which areas may need more attention. Session summaries make progress easier to follow over time.
- Questions completed and first-attempt accuracy
- Topics and skills practised
- Improvement and persistence over time
- Areas that may benefit from extra practice
This weekAvery's progress
3 sessions42Questions
81%First try
+9%Improvement
Multiplication
Strong
Fractions
Growing
Spelling
On track
Progress they can feel
Learning earns the level-up.
Students earn XP and move through levels by completing learning work, sticking with difficult questions, and making progress. The reward system turns effort into something they can see and celebrate.
- Earn XP by completing learning activities
- Level up as practice and progress add up
- Celebrate effort, improvement, and consistency
- Keep the focus on learning, not screen time
Genius Level
12
Problem Solver
★
New achievementKept trying after a tough question
These interfaces are illustrative previews of planned features. The learning, reporting, and level-up systems are still being developed.
Parents can see the difference.
Early parent feedback from families who have seen how targeted tutoring and clear reporting can make a difference.
It was almost impossible to get my son to do math and spelling on his own. I was blown away to get my results and see he did more school work in 2 hours than I could get him to do all week.
The best part for me was getting the report emailed to me before I even got home. We noticed the results almost right away on his next test.
He actually asked if he could come back the next day. I can’t remember the last time he was that excited about practising spelling.
I liked that the gaming never felt like the lesson. He stayed motivated, but the report made it obvious how much learning was happening.
Book a tutoring session
Choose the Minecraft Education tutoring group that fits your child. Genius Gamers is an academic tutoring program, not after-school childcare or supervision.
