Ages 4–14Children · all levels
Quran Classes for Kids
Short, lively one-to-one lessons built around a child's attention span, with a teacher who keeps them reading aloud.
30 min / session
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Choosing how your child learns
One-to-One vs Group Quran Classes — An Honest Comparison
Both can work. The difference is how much your child reads aloud, how quickly mistakes are caught, and what you pay for that. Here is a fair side-by-side.
- Honest comparison
- Never a group class
- 3 free classes, no card
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Father of Ayyan
Parent · Australia
A one-minute video from a father whose son learns with us.
- 1:1Private classesNever a group
- M / FTeacher choiceSame fee either way
- 3Free trial classesNo card needed
- 7 daysFlexible timingYour time zone
The main difference
The short answer: in a one-to-one class your child reads aloud for most of the lesson and every mistake is heard. In a group, the teacher's time is shared, so each child reads for a few minutes and some mistakes are missed. Groups usually cost less and have a social side that some children enjoy.
Learning to recite the Quran is mostly a listening-and-correcting skill. That is why individual reading time matters more here than in many other subjects.
Side by side
A fair comparison of the two, point by point:
| One-to-one | Group | |
|---|---|---|
| Attention | The teacher listens to one child for the whole lesson | Shared between all the children in the class |
| Reading time | Most of the lesson | A few minutes each, depending on group size |
| Pace | Set by your child — faster or slower as needed | Set by the group; quick learners wait, others fall behind |
| Correction | Every mistake heard and fixed on the spot | Some mistakes slip through and become habits |
| Shy children | No audience, so they read more freely | Can hide, or feel nervous reading in front of others |
| Cost | Higher per lesson | Usually lower per lesson |
| Scheduling | Fixed around your family; easier to move | Fixed by the class timetable |
| Social side | Just the child and teacher | Friends, shared learning and a sense of community |
Group sizes and teaching quality vary a lot, so judge any class by watching it.
See how your child gets on — the first 3 classes are free.
Book Free TrialWhen a group class can work well
Group classes are not a bad choice. For some children and some goals they are a perfectly good one:
- Confident older children who already read fluently
- Islamic Studies topics where discussion helps
- Children who are motivated by friends learning alongside them
- A small group with a skilled teacher who really listens
- Families for whom the lower cost decides it
- As an extra on top of one-to-one reading practice
Why we only teach one-to-one
We teach live one-to-one only — never a group class. Our main students are children, many of them beginners, and that is exactly the stage where uncorrected mistakes cost the most. A letter read wrongly a few hundred times is much harder to fix later than in the first week.
One-to-one also lets us offer things a group cannot: a male or female teacher of your choice, a time that fits your family, classes 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and the freedom to change teacher at any time, free.
To keep the cost reasonable, classes are 30 minutes and plans start at $30 a month, with a 10% family discount from the second child and a 10% discount for low-income families.
Try one-to-one for free
The best way to compare is to see it. Book 3 free one-to-one classes, sit in, and notice how much your child reads and how often they are corrected. Then decide.
Our classes at a glance
- Who
- Children from age 4, teenagers and adults
- Format
- Live one-to-one on video — never a group
- Class length
- 30 minutes (45 for Hifz, same fee)
- Classes a week
- 1 to 5, your choice
- Teacher
- Male or female, your choice — same fee
- Supervision
- A female supervisor checks every class for teaching quality. Parents can also join and watch any class, at any time during the lesson
- Timing
- Classes run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, in your time zone
- Fees
- From $30 a month · no registration fee · no contract
- Free trial
- 3 free trial classes · no credit card needed
- Teaching since
- 2018 · 500+ students in 15 countries
Course finder
Not sure where to start? Two taps.
1. How old is the student?
2. Can they read Arabic yet?
Pick both answers to see a suggested course. The teacher confirms the level in the first free class.
Why parents choose us
Everything a parent wants from a Quran teacher
Private 1-to-1 lessons
Just your child and the teacher. Every mistake is heard.
Male & female teachers
You choose who teaches. Same fee, change any time.
Flexible timings
Seven days a week, in your own time zone.
Monthly progress tests
Regular updates so you see what was learnt.
Made for kids
Short, fun activities and patient teachers.
Female supervisor in every class
A female supervisor checks each class for teaching quality — and you can join and watch at any time during the lesson.
Parents & students
What families say
“Always on time and very focused on ensuring my kids get the best Quran tuition in the comfort of their home. Highly recommended.”
Mo
Parent · 5★ on Trustpilot
Read on Trustpilot“SubhanAllah, three of my kids started learning Qaidah with Online Quran Lessons. Amazing teachers. Classes are given based on your availability, which is amazing. Teachers are very caring and connect with kids very well.”
M Shaikh
Parent of three · 5★ on Trustpilot
Read on Trustpilot“I had such a wonderful experience! The teacher was incredibly kind, patient, and helpful. She explained everything in a very clear and simple way, making me feel comfortable and confident from the very beginning. The service was also exceptional, very well organized, and attentive to every detail. I would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to learn in a friendly, welcoming, and supportive environment.”
Sara D.
Student · Italy
Video feedback from parents and students
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Where to start
Explore our Quran courses
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.
Ages 4–14
Complete beginnerAges 4+ and adults
Noorani Qaida
The Arabic letters, their sounds and how they join — the foundation every new reader needs first.
30 min / session
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After QaidaAges 6+ and adults
Quran Reading
Moving from the Qaida to the mushaf, reading aloud every lesson while the teacher hears every letter.
30 min / session
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All levelsAges 6+ and adults
Hifz (Memorization)
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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Not sure which course fits? Take the free 1-minute Quran level test
How it works
Start online Quran classes in 3 steps
Step 1: Book your free trial
Fill a 20-second form. No card needed.
Step 2: Meet your teacher
We WhatsApp you, fix a time and match a teacher.
Step 3: Start learning
Take 3 free classes. Continue only if you like it.
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Nothing is paid at any step.
Fees
Simple monthly fees, published up front
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.
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1 class a week
4 classes a month · 30 min
$30/month
≈ $7.50 per class
Start free2 classes a week
8 classes a month · 30 min
$39/month
≈ $4.88 per class
Start free- Suggested pace
3 classes a week
12 classes a month · 30 min
$49/month
≈ $4.08 per class
Start free 4 classes a week
16 classes a month · 30 min
$55/month
≈ $3.44 per class
Start free5 classes a week
20 classes a month · 30 min
$59/month
≈ $2.95 per class
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Hifz (memorisation)? Hifz classes are 45 minutes long, on the same monthly plans — more time for the new lesson and revision, at no extra cost.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is one-to-one really better than a group for kids?
For beginners and shy children, usually yes, because they read aloud for most of the lesson and every mistake is corrected. A confident, fluent older child may do well in a good small group.
Why are group classes cheaper?
Because the teacher's time is shared between several children. Each child pays less, but also gets less individual reading time.
Do you offer group classes?
No. All our classes are live one-to-one — one teacher and one student.
Can siblings share one class?
We recommend separate classes so each child gets the full lesson. Siblings get a 10% family discount from the second child, and classes can be booked back to back.
What do your classes cost?
Plans start at $30 a month (£24, €28) for one 30-minute one-to-one class a week, with no registration fee and all learning materials included. Siblings get a 10% family discount from the second child, and the first 3 classes are free with no card needed.
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- 1-to-1 with a qualified teacher
- Male or female — your choice
- Classes in your time zone