Start with your child's current level
Before comparing classes, note what your child can do today: do they know the Arabic letters, can they join letters into words, or can they already read? The right course depends on this starting point.
Questions to ask any provider
- Are lessons one-to-one or in a group?
- Can lessons be scheduled in our timezone, around school?
- Can a parent sit in on lessons?
- How will I hear about progress?
- Is there a free trial before any payment?
- What happens if a lesson is missed?
What to watch for in the trial lesson
- Does the teacher assess your child's level before teaching?
- Is the teacher patient and encouraging?
- Does your child get to read, not only listen?
- Is the connection and audio clear enough to hear pronunciation?
Setting up at home
- A quiet space with a stable internet connection
- A laptop or tablet with a working microphone
- The same time each lesson, so it becomes a routine
- A few minutes of practice between lessons
Next steps
Compare our Quran classes for kids and courses, or book a free trial to see a lesson for yourself.