Rubik’s Cube
Live online Rubik’s Cube classes for children, teens and adults, from a first scramble to speedcubing. Train focus, memory and problem-solving on a puzzle you can hold in your hands.
More than a puzzle, a skill for life
The cube is the clearest demonstration a learner will meet of what an algorithm is: a fixed sequence that always produces the same result, applied by recognising a case. Learning to solve it trains the brain to analyse patterns, plan ahead and make logical decisions, and those habits outlast the puzzle.
It is also hands-on, screen-free and finishable. A few weeks in, a learner can do something specific and visible on demand, and every fresh scramble after that is a small exercise in patience, focus and creative problem-solving.
For every age and skill level
Beginners to speedcubers, everyone is welcome, and every learner starts where their solving actually is.
Why the cube is worth learning
Solving is the visible result. The training underneath is cognitive.
Cognitive agility
Analysing patterns, planning ahead and choosing between options: the same moves analytical thinking is made of.
Laser-sharp focus
The cube demands full attention. Every solve deepens concentration and the ability to stay mentally present.
Memory that holds
Learning and applying algorithms builds retention, recall speed and sequential thinking.
Patience and resilience
Fresh scrambles teach learners to persist, stay calm and treat a failed attempt as part of the solve.
By the end of the course
Solve a 3×3 cube unaided
Read notation and apply algorithms
Solve consistently against a timer
How the levels run
Layer one
- Notation
- Cross and corners
Layer two
- Edge insertion
- Pattern recognition
Layer three
- Orientation and permutation
- Timed solves
A whole bag of puzzles
The 3×3 is the beginning. Classes extend across the full puzzle family as each learner is ready.
Bigger cubes
The 4×4 and 5×5, where centres and edges must be built before the familiar method applies.
Shape-shifters
Mirror cubes, gear cubes, the Skewb and the Mastermorphinx, which solve by shape and mechanism as much as by colour.
Pyraminx and Megaminx
The pyramid and the twelve-sided giant, favourites with learners who want variety and quick wins.
How a cube course runs
Layer by layer, notation first, then speed, then the wider bag.
A solve, or a first scramble
The free trial class establishes where the learner is. A beginner starts at notation; a learner who already solves is timed and placed on the speed track.
Notation and the first two layers
Turn notation before any solving, because every later instruction depends on it. Then the cross, corners and edge insertion, learned as cases to recognise rather than sequences to recite.
The last layer
Orientation and permutation, the point at which most self-taught solvers get stuck.
Speed, and new puzzles
Consistent full solves against a timer, finger tricks and look-ahead, then new cubes and shapes as each is earned.
Every programme is taught one to one by a specialist, on the principles set out in our coaching methodology, under an ISO 9001:2015 certified quality system. Parents' own accounts are on our reviews page.
The Augment advantage
A structured cubing programme, not an assortment of tips.
Certified cube trainers
Internationally certified Rubik’s Cube trainers who teach method and understanding, not memorised move lists.
1:1 and small-batch classes
Live online classes, one-to-one or in small groups, matched to age and level.
Progress tracking and certificates
Solve times and milestones tracked through the course, with a certificate at each stage.
Flexible timings
Weekday and weekend slots across time zones, arranged around school, work and family routine.
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What parents of rubik’s cube students say
“Really amazing experience dealing with thorough professionals. My son learnt rubic cube in no time and even though we sometimes had timing clashes but Jyoti and Sowmya were very accommodating and never rushed any class and always made sure that my son understands each and every step thoroughly. My son is very confident and I wish the team all the best as will definitely try some more courses.”
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“Deep Sir taught my 6-year-old to solve a 3x3 Rubik's Cube in just 6 sessions! His patience, enthusiasm, and expertise made learning fun and accessible. Confidence booster! He fostered a love for problem-solving and critical thinking in my child.Highly recommend!”
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“My daughter's maths has improved alot and her calculations has become very fast and accurate, Thanks to Padma mam. My daughter is learning chess and Rubik's, I would say she is a slow learner but the teachers put great effort to make their subjects interesting. She is really enjoying studying with her teacher and never say to miss the class. Jyoti mam is always there related to any reschedule or any issues. She keeps tracks of classes and students progress which makes parents also engaged. I would highly recommend Abacus, Rubik's and chess course from them. They have great teachers and all work as team to reach the ultimate goal.”
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See the difference in one class
A free trial lesson with the specialist tutor we would assign, and a discussion of what they found afterwards.
- Free, with no obligation
- A discussion with you afterwards
- No card details
Before you enrol
What age can a child solve a cube?
My child can already solve it. Is there anything here?
Am I too old to learn?
Is six weeks realistic for a full solve?
Do you teach 4×4 and other puzzles?
Does this help with maths?
Book a free rubik’s cube trial class.
Tell us your child's year group and what they are finding difficult. The last field matters most: a specific worry produces a better tutor match than a subject name.
- A live lesson, not a sales call
- A discussion of the curriculum and your expectations afterwards
- No card details, and nothing starts automatically
Request received
An advisor will email you to confirm a time in your time zone, usually within one working day.