FAQ's

Fill in the short form on any page, or press Start Now on the home page. We only need a name, an email or phone number, and who the lessons are for. A coordinator will contact you to agree a time for the free trial.

Yes. The first week of lessons costs nothing and you do not need to give card details. If you decide not to continue, simply tell us and nothing is charged.

Most children start between four and six, once they can sit and focus for twenty to thirty minutes. Younger children are welcome if a parent sits with them during the lesson.

A standard lesson is 30 minutes, one-to-one. You choose two, three, four or five days a week. Memorization and Arabic students can ask for 45 or 60 minute lessons.

A laptop, tablet or phone with a camera, a stable internet connection and a quiet corner. Lessons run on Zoom or Skype; the tutor shares the book on screen so you do not need to buy anything.

Qualified Quran teachers, many of them Hafiz, with formal Tajweed training and experience teaching online. We have male and female tutors and you may request either.

Yes, at any time. Send a message to the coordinator and we will arrange a different tutor for the next lesson.

Let us know at least a few hours before and the lesson is rescheduled. Lessons missed without notice cannot always be made up, but we do our best.

Fees are billed monthly in advance. You can pay by card, PayPal or bank transfer, and every invoice appears in your student account.

Yes, for siblings studying together and for quarterly or yearly payment in advance. Ask the coordinator for the current rates.

Parents receive a short written update every month. You can also read the tutor's notes after each lesson in the student portal.

It depends on the student's age, effort and how many lessons a week they take. Most beginners finish Qaida in four to eight months and move on to reading the Quran with Tajweed. Memorizing the whole Quran typically takes two to four years of regular lessons.