Arabic Courses for Kids
Seven Arabic courses for children, taught live and one-to-one. Start with any of them, and add another later.
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Arabic for Beginners
Letters, sounds and first words for children starting from zero. Children are welcome from age 3.
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Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha)
The Arabic of books, news and school, taught step by step.
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Which course should my child take?
Match your goal to a course. The free trial lesson confirms the right starting point.
| Your goal | Start with |
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| My child has never learned Arabic | Arabic for Beginners |
| Read and write Arabic properly | Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha) |
| Speak with family and friends | Egyptian Arabic |
| Recite the Quran correctly | Quran and Tajweed |
| Understand what the Quran says | Quranic Arabic |
| Already reads Arabic, wants to go further | Advanced Arabic |
| Pass GCSE or IGCSE Arabic | Arabic GCSE and IGCSE |
Why families choose Arabic for Kids Online
Everything is built around one idea: a child learns best with a patient teacher, a clear plan and parents who can see the progress.
Native Arabic-speaking teachers
Our teachers hold degrees from Cairo University, Al-Azhar University, the Faculty of Al-Alsun and a College of Arabic Language in Saudi Arabia.
One teacher, one child
Lessons are live and personal. The teacher sets the pace and the practice to your child, not to a class average.
Patient, child-friendly teaching
Parents tell us the same thing again and again: the teachers are patient and explain clearly.
A report after every lesson
You receive a short written summary: what was covered, how your child took part and what to practise.
Safety built into every lesson
Trained and vetted teachers, no private contact outside the platform, and parents may join any lesson.
Times that fit your time zone
We teach families in more than 50 countries and arrange lessons around your school day.
Questions parents ask
How does the free trial lesson work?
Send the short form. We contact you by email or WhatsApp to choose a time. Your child meets a teacher in a live lesson, and the teacher checks their level and recommends a course.
What age can my child start?
Every course accepts children from age 3. The teacher adapts the lesson to your child's age and attention span.
Do I need to speak Arabic to help my child?
No. Many parents do not speak Arabic. The teacher guides your child through each lesson and sends you a summary afterwards.
Which course should my child start with?
Start with the free trial lesson. The teacher checks your child's level and recommends the right course.
What does my child need for the lessons?
A computer or tablet with a camera and microphone and a stable internet connection. For young children, an adult should be nearby.
Book your child's free trial lesson
Meet a teacher, see how a lesson works and get a recommendation for the right course.