One-to-one, compared honestly with a group
In a class of fifteen your child might read aloud for ninety seconds. One-to-one, they read for most of thirty minutes and every mistake is corrected the day it appears.
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Father of Ayyan
Parent · Australia
A one-minute video from a father whose son learns with us.
Take an hour-long class with fifteen children. Ten minutes go on arriving, settling and closing. Of the fifty that remain, each child's share of individual reading time is a little over three minutes — and in practice the confident readers take more and the quiet ones take less.
A 30-minute one-to-one class is not half of that hour. It is roughly ten times the individual reading time, every single week. That is the entire argument, and it is why children who move from a weekend class to one-to-one usually jump a stage within a couple of months.
The real cost of a group is not slow progress; it is uncorrected habits. A wrong articulation point that nobody hears gets practised a few hundred times before anyone notices. Undoing it later takes far longer than fixing it the first week.
One-to-one, the teacher is listening to one voice. A ص read as a س is stopped mid-word. It is the least glamorous benefit of private tuition and by far the most valuable.
See how your child gets on — the first 3 classes are free.
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It is worth being straight about this. One-to-one does not create motivation, it does not replace practice between lessons, and it does not suit every child — a few genuinely do better with the social energy of a group, especially older children who already read well.
What it reliably helps is the shy child, the child who is behind, the child who has stalled, and the adult who is embarrassed to read in front of anybody. If that is not your situation, a good local group class may be the better and cheaper answer, and we would rather say so than sell you something.
Thirty minutes, one student, one teacher who stays the same every week. You choose male or female, you can sit in on any lesson without notice, and classes are supervised for teaching quality. Plans start at $30 a month for one class a week.
The first three classes are free — which, for a decision like this, is the only sensible way to test the argument above rather than take our word for it.
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Where to start
Not sure where to start? Choose “Not sure yet” on the form — the teacher listens to your child read in the first free class and recommends a starting point.
Complete beginnerAges 4+ and adults
The Arabic letters, their sounds and how they join — the foundation every new reader needs first.
30 min / session
After QaidaAges 6+ and adults
Moving from the Qaida to the mushaf, reading aloud every lesson while the teacher hears every letter.
30 min / session
All levelsAges 6+ and adults
A memorisation plan set at your child's pace — new lesson, recent revision and older revision each week.
45 min / session
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How it works
Fill a 20-second form. No card needed.
We WhatsApp you, fix a time and match a teacher.
Take 3 free classes. Continue only if you like it.
Nothing is paid at any step.
Fees
Every plan is live one-to-one, 30 minutes a class (45 for Hifz, same fee). No registration fee, no contract — and you start with free classes before paying anything.
4 classes a month · 30 min
$30/month
≈ $7.50 per class
Start free8 classes a month · 30 min
$39/month
≈ $4.88 per class
Start free12 classes a month · 30 min
$49/month
≈ $4.08 per class
Start free16 classes a month · 30 min
$55/month
≈ $3.44 per class
Start free20 classes a month · 30 min
$59/month
≈ $2.95 per class
Start freeHifz (memorisation)? Hifz classes are 45 minutes long, on the same monthly plans — more time for the new lesson and revision, at no extra cost.
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