Basic Plan
Eight live one-to-one classes a month with a qualified native teacher — the simplest way to start learning the Quran at a steady, manageable pace.
- Personalized learning
- Qualified native teachers
- Flexible schedule
- Progress tracking
Three simple monthly plans, all with live one-to-one classes and qualified native teachers. The only difference is how often you study — pick the pace that fits your week, and start with a free trial before you pay anything.
Every plan gives you the same thing: live one-to-one classes, thirty minutes each, with a qualified native Arabic-speaking teacher. No recorded videos, no group sessions, no fixed curriculum you have to fit into.
What changes between plans is simply how many classes you take each month — eight, twelve or sixteen. More classes mean less forgetting between sessions, which is why students working toward memorization or Ijazah usually choose the larger plans.
Eight classes a month (Basic) suits a beginner finding their footing, or anyone with a busy week who wants steady, unhurried progress. Two classes a week is enough to keep moving forward.
Twelve classes a month (Standard) is what most of our students choose. Three classes a week is the point where recitation and memorization hold between lessons instead of needing to be relearned each time.
Sixteen classes a month (Premium) is for students with a goal and a timeline — completing hifz, preparing for Ijazah, or reaching fluency in Arabic reading. Four classes a week keeps everything fresh.
If you are unsure, start with a free trial. Your teacher will tell you honestly which pace suits your level and your goal.
Prices are available in USD, GBP and AUD.
Yes. You can move up or down between plans at any time, and the change applies from your next billing cycle.
Yes. Browse the teaching team and request a specific teacher — placement is subject to their availability.
Let your teacher know in advance and the class is rescheduled rather than lost.
Yes. Several of our teachers specialise in young learners, including one with four years of experience as a learning difficulties specialist.
Yes. Many of our teachers explain in English, and one teaches in French as well.
Eight live one-to-one classes a month with a qualified native teacher — the simplest way to start learning the Quran at a steady, manageable pace.
Sixteen live one-to-one classes a month with priority support — built for students working toward memorization, Ijazah, or fluency on a deadline.
Twelve live one-to-one classes a month — our most popular plan, and the pace at which most students see real, steady progress.