Quran reading with tajweed, Urdu reading and writing, and Islamiyat, taught one-to-one online by teachers from Pakistan, at a time that fits your family in Saudi Arabia.
Many families in Saudi Arabia want their children to keep reading the Quran, to read and write Urdu, and to understand their faith, alongside a busy school week. Lessons are one-to-one on video, with the same teacher at the same time each week, so your child builds steady progress instead of starting again with someone new.
Speaking, reading and writing Urdu for children who understand it at home but cannot read it, and for children starting from scratch. Lessons move from letters to words, short sentences, simple stories and writing, at your child's pace.
The basics of belief, salah and wudu, stories of the prophets and the life of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), taught in a way that suits your child's age. Older students can also get help with Islamiyat as a school subject.
Lessons are usually 30 minutes to an hour, depending on age. We agree lesson times with you before you start, and every lesson is recorded so you can see exactly what was taught.
37 quick tests in maths, English and science, marked instantly with a worked answer for every question. The tests use UK (British curriculum) year groups, the same as British-curriculum schools in the Gulf.
3 one-hour lessons a week, about 13 hours a month.
5 one-hour lessons a week, about 21 hours a month.
Prices are per child, per month, in SAR. The first lesson is free.
Meet your matched tutor, see a full lesson, then decide. No card details and no contract.