How Online Arabic Lessons Work

From your first message to your child's first lesson, and what happens every week after.

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Four steps to get started

  1. Book a free trial

    Send the short form. We contact you by email or WhatsApp to choose a lesson time in your time zone.

  2. Meet the teacher

    Your child has a live lesson. The teacher checks their level and recommends the right course and book.

  3. Choose a plan and pay securely

    Pick lesson length, lessons per week and how many months. Pay online with PayPal or a card.

  4. Learn every week

    Lessons run at your fixed times. After each lesson you get a written summary.

What a lesson looks like

Each lesson is live on video, one teacher with one child. A typical lesson reviews what your child learned last time, introduces something new, practises it together, and ends with a short recap.

Younger children get shorter, more playful activities. Older children do more reading, writing and speaking. After the lesson, you receive a written summary of what was covered and what to practise.

You are welcome to sit in. For young children, we recommend a parent or sibling nearby.

What your child needs

  • A computer or tablet with a camera and microphone
  • A stable internet connection
  • A quiet place, ideally a shared room for young children
  • Paper and a pencil for writing practice

Plans, payment and changes

Choose your rhythm

Pick 30, 45 or 60 minute lessons and 1 to 5 lessons a week. Pay for 3 months to save 10%, or 6 months to save 20%.

Pay securely

Pay online with PayPal or a card. We never store card details on our servers.

Reschedule easily

Tell us 24 hours ahead and we move the lesson free of charge. If a teacher cancels, you get a make-up lesson or a credit.

Read the refund policy →

Questions parents ask

Who are the teachers?

Our teachers are native Arabic speakers with degrees from Cairo University, Al-Azhar University, the Faculty of Al-Alsun and a College of Arabic Language, with 6 to 12 years of experience teaching Arabic.

Are lessons one-to-one?

Yes. Each lesson is live and personal, so the teacher can set the pace to your child.

What happens if we need to reschedule?

Tell us at least 24 hours before the lesson and we will reschedule it at no charge, subject to teacher availability.

What if the teacher cancels?

You get a make-up lesson at a time that suits you, or a credit of the same value. Teacher cancellations are never taken from your balance.

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Meet a teacher, see how a lesson works and get a recommendation for the right course.