An online Quran class is a live, private video call between one learner and one teacher. You need a phone, tablet or computer with a camera and microphone, a stable internet connection and a quiet place. The teacher shares the text on screen, the learner reads or recites, and the teacher corrects in real time. Lessons are usually 30 to 60 minutes and take place at a fixed weekly time.
What you need
- A device: phone, tablet or laptop. A larger screen helps children.
- A stable connection. Audio quality matters more than video.
- Headphones, ideally, so the teacher can hear you clearly and you can hear them.
- A quiet space, with a parent nearby for young children.
Step by step
- Book a trial. Tell us who is learning, the goal, teacher preference and available times. See free trial.
- Get matched. We propose a teacher who fits the learner and the time zone.
- Trial lesson. The teacher meets the learner, hears them read (if they can) and discusses goals.
- Learning plan. You receive a recommended course, starting level, lesson frequency and duration.
- Regular lessons. Same teacher, same weekly slots. Reschedule with notice when needed.
- Progress. Lesson notes, homework and milestones appear in your dashboard; a monthly summary is sent to parents.
What happens in a typical 30-minute lesson
- 5 minutes: revision of the last lesson.
- 15–20 minutes: new material, read and corrected.
- 5 minutes: quick memorisation piece or Tajweed point, and the home task.
What a lesson is not
It is not a recorded video course, not a group webinar, and not an app. It is a person listening to you read.
Which platform?
Lessons run over a standard video calling platform; you receive the link when you book. Lessons are not recorded without consent, as described in our safeguarding policy.