Knowing the likely monthly cost helps families plan, especially with more than one child.
What your monthly fee depends on
- Lesson length: 30 min, 45 min, 1 hour, 90 min or 2 hours. Shorter lessons cost less.
- Lessons per week: once, twice or more.
- Number of children: families with more than one child learning receive a sibling discount.
Send us your child’s age, level and the plan you have in mind on WhatsApp and we will reply with the exact monthly fee. You can also read how our fees are worked out.
Which plan fits?
| Child | Common choice |
|---|---|
| 4–6, beginner | 2–3 × 30 min |
| 7–11, reading | 2–3 × 30–45 min |
| Hifz student | 3–5 lessons a week, often longer |
| Teen or adult | 2 × 45–60 min |
Getting value
- Daily home practice makes every paid lesson count.
- Shorter, more frequent lessons often beat one long one.
- Use the monthly progress report to check you’re getting results.
Before you commit
Start with the two free trial lessons. The teacher checks your child’s level and can suggest the right length and frequency.
Teacher’s tip: more lessons aren’t always better. Two lessons with 10 minutes of daily practice usually beat four lessons with none.
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