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A Digital SAT Program Parents Can Understand and Trust.

Live Digital SAT preparation personally taught by Majd Talhouk, founder of SAT with Majd and a 1560 Digital SAT superscorer.

Majd Talhouk, founder and lead SAT instructor at SAT with Majd
Majd Talhouk 1560 Digital SAT Superscore
  • Personally taught live sessions
  • Structured homework and practice
  • Recordings and course materials included
  • Practice tests and mistake review
  • First week free
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No payment required for the first week. Experience the course before deciding whether to continue.

Who Teaches the Course

You know who is teaching your child.

SAT with Majd is not a large tutoring company where students are assigned to whichever instructor happens to be available. Majd personally teaches the live sessions and develops the course materials, so the person your child hears in week one is the same person teaching in the final week.

Majd also personally prepared for and sat the current Digital SAT format. That does not make anyone's score automatic, but it does mean the course is built by someone who has worked through the same digital tools, question styles, and timing your child will face on test day, rather than adapting notes written for the older paper exam.

Because SAT with Majd is run as a personal brand rather than an anonymous center, parents can reach Majd directly with questions about scheduling, materials, or how their child is getting on. You can read more in the Meet Majd section on the homepage.

What Is Included

What your child actually receives.

This is a structured course with a set sequence, not occasional tutoring booked whenever there is a free hour. Every student on the program gets the same system.

Live Digital SAT instruction

Scheduled live sessions taught online by Majd, covering both Math and Reading & Writing.

Structured homework

Homework sets that follow the sessions, so practice between classes is directed rather than random.

Course notes and materials

Written notes and course materials your child keeps and can return to while revising.

Session recordings

Live sessions are recorded and shared the same day, so a missed class does not become a missed topic.

Full practice tests

Full-length practice tests that report Math and Reading & Writing separately, so weak areas are visible.

Mistake review

Time spent going back through the questions your child got wrong, not only the ones they got right.

Strategy and timing work

How to approach question types and manage the clock, which is often where points are lost.

Small group sessions

Sessions run in a small group, which keeps them discussion-based and keeps the price accessible.

A free first week

Week 1 is free with no payment and no commitment, so the decision comes after seeing the teaching.

The exact number of sessions, homework sets, notes, and practice tests depends on which track your child joins. The Complete SAT Program teaches the full system from the ground up, while the Score Push Track is for students who already know the system and want more timed practice before test day. Both are set out in full on the course page.

How It Works

How the program works.

Four steps, in plain terms, from first enquiry to sitting the full preparation system.

1

Reserve a spot

Your child joins the upcoming SAT with Majd course through the registration form on the homepage.

2

Attend Week 1 free

The student experiences the live teaching and the course structure before anything is paid.

3

Decide whether to continue

There is no need to commit before experiencing the course. If it is not the right fit, that is a reasonable answer.

4

Follow the full system

Live instruction, practice, homework, mistake review, and practice tests continue through the program.

Tracking Progress

How progress is measured.

Feeling more confident is welcome, but it is not evidence. These are the things that actually show whether preparation is working.

Progress is tracked through practice performance, homework, recurring mistakes, and full-length test results, so students know what they need to work on next.

Practice tests report Math and Reading & Writing separately, which makes it clear which section is costing points rather than leaving it to guesswork. Recurring mistakes matter more than any single score, because a pattern that keeps appearing across practice is the thing worth fixing next.

No honest program can promise a particular score. What a structured program can do is make it visible where a student stands, what is improving, and what still needs work with the time remaining before test day.

A Common Worry

What if my child misses a session?

School, illness, and family commitments happen. Live sessions are recorded and shared the same day, so a student who misses a class can watch it back and catch up before the next session rather than falling behind the group.

  • Every live session is recorded and shared the same day
  • Notes, homework, and course materials stay accessible
  • Students can catch up before the next session

Why Parents Choose It

Why parents choose SAT with Majd.

Each of these answers a question parents actually ask before enrolling their child.

Personally taught

You know who is teaching your child. Majd teaches the live sessions himself and writes the course materials, rather than passing students to a rotating pool of tutors.

Structured preparation

Students follow a sequence with notes, homework, and practice tests that build on each other, instead of solving SAT questions at random and hoping something sticks.

Accountability

Homework and practice are part of the program rather than optional extras, and completion is one of the things tracked through the course.

Current Digital SAT experience

Majd personally prepared for and sat the current Digital SAT format, so the material reflects the exam as it is now rather than the older paper version.

Try before committing

Week 1 is free. Parents and students can see the teaching, pacing, and expectations before any payment is made or any decision to continue.

Direct communication

SAT with Majd is a personal brand, not a large anonymous center, so questions about scheduling or materials go straight to the person teaching the course.

From Other Parents

What other parents say.

SAT with Majd is rated on Google by students and parents who have been through the course. These are some of the reviews left by parents.

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26 Google reviews
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★★★★★

“I highly recommend Majd Talhouk’s SAT course! My son achieved a very high score on his first attempt, so he didn’t need to take the SAT a second time. His method is unique, practical, and hands-on. He doesn’t just teach you what to do — he makes sure you truly understand the method and know how to apply it quickly and confidently. We are extremely happy with the results and truly grateful for his guidance.”

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Mira A. Parent · Google review
★★★★★

“My daughter Lynne signed up for this course with Majd, and she absolutely loved how flexible and interactive it was. Most importantly, she ended up achieving the SAT score she needed to enrol in university. If you’re looking to improve your SAT score and want a course that is engaging, flexible, and genuinely helpful, I would definitely recommend Majd’s course.”

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Ursula Z. Parent · Google review
★★★★★

“I’m so happy we chose Majd to help my daughter with her SAT preparation. From the very beginning, he was patient, encouraging, and genuinely invested in helping her improve. Highly recommend him!”

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Soha H. Parent · Google review

Reviews are published on Google and can be read in full, unedited, at the link above.

Parent Questions

Parent FAQs.

Straight answers to the questions parents ask most often about SAT prep in Lebanon and how this course runs.

Is SAT with Majd online?

Yes. All sessions run live online, so students join from Beirut and from anywhere else in Lebanon without travelling to a center. There is no physical location to commute to, which is often what makes SAT preparation manageable alongside school.

Who teaches the SAT with Majd classes?

Majd Talhouk, the founder of SAT with Majd. He is an Industrial Engineering student at the American University of Beirut and earned a 1560 Digital SAT superscore.

Does Majd personally teach the sessions?

Yes. Majd teaches the live sessions himself and develops the course materials. Students are not assigned to a different instructor part-way through the course.

Is the first week really free?

Yes. Week 1 is completely free, with the live sessions and the full Week 1 materials, and there is no payment or commitment attached. If you decide not to continue afterwards, your child keeps what they learned that week.

What happens if my child misses a class?

Live sessions are recorded and shared the same day. A student who misses a session can watch it back and catch up before the next one, and the notes and homework for that week remain available.

Are session recordings provided?

Yes. Every live session is recorded and shared the same day, so students can rewatch anything they did not follow the first time, including while revising later in the course.

Is homework included?

Yes. Structured homework sets are part of the program and follow the live sessions, so practice between classes is directed at what was just taught rather than left to the student to invent.

How is student progress tracked?

Through attendance, homework completion, practice test performance, recurring mistake patterns, weak concepts by topic, and improvement across practice over time. Practice tests report Math and Reading & Writing separately so it is clear which section needs the work.

Does the program include practice tests?

Yes. Full-length practice tests are part of both tracks, and results are broken down by section rather than reported as a single number. The exact number of tests depends on the track your child joins, and both are listed on the course page.

Is SAT with Majd suitable for students aiming for 1400+ or 1500+?

Yes. Students who have already covered the content and want more timed practice, harder questions, and mistake review before test day usually take the Score Push Track. You can see reported scores from past students on the student results section.

Is it suitable for students with lower starting scores?

Yes. The Complete SAT Program is built for students starting SAT preparation or wanting the full system from the ground up, covering both Math and Reading & Writing rather than assuming prior SAT training. Results depend on the starting point and on how seriously the homework is done.

How does payment work after the free week?

Week 1 involves no payment at all. For current pricing and how payment is arranged after the free week, message Majd directly on WhatsApp and you will get a clear answer before deciding whether to continue.

How can a parent or student contact SAT with Majd?

The quickest route is WhatsApp. You can also reach Majd by email or on Instagram. Mention your child's grade and target test date and you will get a clear plan back, with no high-pressure sales calls.

Let your child experience the course before you decide.

Week 1 is free, so students can experience the teaching, structure, and expectations before continuing.

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