By Online Quran Classes Team · Published · 5 min read
Most families who contact us are not booking for one person. A seven-year-old needs Noorani Qaida, an older sibling wants to start Hifz, and Mum or Dad would like to fix their Tajweed. Our online Quran classes for kids and adults handle that easily, because every class is one-on-one and booked around your household’s week.
This guide covers how to schedule several students, whether to use one teacher or several, how levels are kept separate, and what the fees look like for a family.
Why each family member gets their own class
We never teach in groups, and that includes siblings. Two children sharing a screen sounds efficient, but in practice the stronger reader answers first, the younger one loses focus and neither gets full correction. Separate 30-minute classes mean each child reads aloud for the whole lesson at their own level.
- Different levels: one child can be on Qaida while another memorizes Juz Amma.
- Different goals: a parent can take Tajweed or translation while the children learn to read.
- No comparisons: each learner moves at their own pace, which keeps younger siblings motivated.
Scheduling several students around family life
Because we teach 24/7, 7 days a week, families usually book classes back to back, so the laptop and the quiet corner are used in one block:
| Example slot (local time) | Student | Course |
|---|---|---|
| 4:30–5:00 PM | Younger child | Noorani Qaida |
| 5:00–5:30 PM | Older child | Hifz program |
| 9:00–9:30 PM | Parent | Tajweed |
This is only an example. You choose the days and times for each person.
Some families prefer a different time for each child so they can sit in on every class. Others pick Monday to Friday for the children and a different set of days for a parent. Our listed prices are for Monday–Friday plans; for weekends or other days, our team works out the fee for your schedule.
One teacher for everyone, or different teachers?
Both work. One teacher for all the children makes scheduling simple and gives you a single point of contact. Different teachers make sense when a daughter or mother prefers a woman teacher, or when one child needs a specialist, such as a Hifz teacher.
Female and male teachers cost the same. If you want a female Quran teacher online for daughters and sisters, choose that on the trial form.
Keeping children motivated together
- Keep the same daily time so the class becomes part of the routine.
- Let siblings recite their new lesson to each other after class; it doubles as revision.
- Celebrate milestones, such as finishing the Qaida or a surah, as a family.
- Read the monthly progress report together and set the next small goal.
For more on younger learners, see our page on online Quran classes for kids.
When parents learn too
Children notice when a parent studies alongside them. A mother improving her Tajweed or a father finally learning to read the Quran fluently sets an example no reminder can match. Parents often book a late-evening or early-morning class, after the children’s classes are done, and many choose translation or Tajweed rather than starting again from the Qaida.
If you are starting from the alphabet yourself, there is nothing to be shy about: every class is private. Our guide to online Quran classes for adults explains how adults usually progress.
Family fees
Each student is on their own plan, at the same price whichever course they take:
| Plan | Price | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| Flex Monthly | $45 a month | Billed monthly |
| Half-Year Saver | $40 a month | $240 every 6 months |
| Annual Best Value | $35 a month | $420 a year |
Listed prices are for Monday–Friday plans: 20 one-on-one classes a month, 30 minutes each. For weekends, longer classes or a different number of days, message our team and we’ll work out the fee for your schedule.
With two or more children, ask our team about the family discount for siblings; we will confirm it for your family. Every new student starts with a 3-day free trial, with no card and no advance payment. You pay only after the trial, and only if you decide to continue. Each family member gets their own trial, and all prices are on our Quran class fees page.
How to start as a family
- Book one trial form per student, or list everyone on the trial form with their ages, levels and preferred times.
- Take the 3-day free trial. Each teacher checks the level and suggests a course.
- Choose days and plans for each person after the trial.
US families can see popular after-school and evening times by time zone on our online Quran classes in the USA page. We also teach families in the UK, Canada and Australia. Questions first? Contact us: our team is available 24/7 and replies within 1-2 minutes. You can also email info@onlinequranclasses.net or call +1 (380) 206-9388.
Have a little one too? Our guide to Quran classes for preschoolers explains how to start children aged 3 to 5.