Young children, from age 4
A parent sits beside a child aged 4 or 5. Older children can learn alone, and any parent may sit in.
Children, parents and grandparents can each learn the Quran with a live one-to-one teacher, at a pace that suits them, in UK evenings or at weekends. Every learner keeps their own level and goal. Start with a free trial.
A family is rarely at one level. Each person below has a page of their own, so this page only shows you where to go.
A parent sits beside a child aged 4 or 5. Older children can learn alone, and any parent may sit in.
Adults learn at their own pace, in the evening or at weekends, with no class to keep up with.
Most of our teachers are female. A woman or girl can choose a female teacher.
Any age can start with Noorani Qaida, the letters and sounds, before reading the Quran.
Later, a learner can move on to Tajweed, Hifz or Tafseer. The rest of the family stays on the plan that suits them.
Add each learner, choose a plan and how many lessons a week. The planner adds up the lessons and the monthly cost for the household.
Family pages often skip these. Here are our straight answers.
Yes. Every lesson is live and one-to-one. A parent and child do not share one lesson. Each learner has their own teacher time, level and goal.
We can ask. We confirm what is possible when you book, because it depends on the teacher's timetable.
The first lesson is free. If it is not the right fit, a second trial with another teacher is also free. Tell us in the trial form how many people will learn.
Yes. You choose female, male or no preference, and most of our teachers are female.
The academy does not record lessons. A student may record after telling the teacher.
If you are not happy, we refund you. We explain how on the free trial page.
Read how we keep learners safe on our safeguarding page.
Each learner is priced for their own lessons: £3 to £5 for a standard 45-minute lesson. Weekend lessons cost 50p more. For two or three siblings, a sibling discount is applied to the final price.
| Family | Lessons | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Two children, 2 lessons a week each | 16 lessons | £48 to £80 |
| Parent and child, 2 lessons a week each | 16 lessons | £48 to £80 |
| Three learners, 2 lessons a week each | 24 lessons | £72 to £120 |
| Three learners, 3 lessons a week each | 36 lessons | £108 to £180 |
We do not publish a discount percentage, so these totals are before the discount. Other UK academies publish sibling savings of roughly 10% to 30% (checked on 30 October 2026), but their lessons are often 30 minutes and ours are 45. Compare the lesson length and the teacher, not only the discount.
We confirm the exact price before you pay. See all fees for every course.
Book the free trial and tell us how many people want to learn, their ages and levels, and which days suit you. Each learner meets a teacher live. If a first teacher is not the right fit, a second trial with another teacher is free.
Afterwards, you choose a weekly time for each learner. You can change plans later as people progress, so a beginner and a confident reader can both stay in the right place.
Yes. Children from age 4, parents and grandparents can each learn with a live one-to-one teacher, each at their own level.
Yes, for two or three siblings. We apply it to the final price and confirm the amount before you pay.
Standard lessons are £3 to £5 for each 45-minute lesson. Hifz and Tafseer are £5 to £8, Quran with Islamic studies £6 to £7 and lessons with an Egyptian teacher £7 to £9. Weekend lessons cost 50p more. Each learner is priced separately.
No. Lessons are one-to-one, so each person has their own lesson. A parent can sit beside a young child, aged 4 or 5, and any parent may sit in on a child's lesson.
Yes. A child can read with Noorani Qaida while a parent studies Tajweed or Tafseer. Each learner chooses their own plan.
The first lesson is a free trial, with a second teacher if needed. Tell us how many people want to learn so we can arrange the trials.
We confirm the times when you book. Lessons run in the evening and at weekends in UK time, and we match slots to what the teacher can offer.
Yes. Weekend lessons are available and cost 50p more per lesson.
Yes. Most of our teachers are female. You can also ask for a male teacher, or choose no preference.
Live, on Zoom or Google Meet. The academy does not record lessons.
Yes. An older learner can start with Noorani Qaida at a gentle pace, with a teacher who listens and does not hurry.
Book the free trial and tell us who will learn, their ages and levels, and the days that suit you. Teachers meet each learner live, and you choose weekly times afterwards.
Each learner meets a teacher one-to-one. If the first is not the right fit, meet a second, also free.