Online Arabic classes for kids in the USA

Live Arabic lessons for children across the United States. More than 60% of our students live in the USA and Canada.

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Students in 50+ countriesOver 60% are in the USA and Canada
4 qualified teachers6 to 12 years of teaching Arabic
Children from age 3Lessons adapted to each age
Safe lessonsA report to parents after every lesson

What families in the USA get

  • Lessons arranged in your own US time zone
  • Foundation courses for children who are starting from zero
  • Egyptian Arabic, Fusha, Quranic Arabic and Tajweed
  • GCSE and IGCSE preparation for children who follow those syllabuses

Lesson times are arranged in Eastern, Central, Mountain and Pacific time. Tell us your best days and times on the trial form.

Free trial lesson

No payment is needed to request a trial.

What we teach from

  • Early learners

    Tasees (Foundation)

    A foundation course from the Noor Al-Bayan group. It builds letter recognition, letter sounds and the first steps in reading.

  • School-age children

    Al-Arabiya Bayna Yaday Awladina (Arabic Between Our Children's Hands)

    A textbook series written for children learning Arabic. Lessons follow the book and the teacher adds practice and speaking.

  • Older children and teens

    Al-Arabiya Bayna Yadayk (Arabic Between Your Hands)

    A full Modern Standard Arabic textbook course for older learners who are ready for a complete programme.

  • Exam students

    GCSE and IGCSE Arabic

    Exam preparation that follows the GCSE and IGCSE Arabic syllabuses: the papers, exam technique and practice with feedback.

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Courses for children in the USA

  • Arabic for Beginners course

    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) course

    Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha)

    The Arabic of books, news and school, taught step by step.

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  • Quranic Arabic course

    Quranic Arabic

    Understand the words of the Quran, not only recite them.

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  • Quran and Tajweed course

    Quran and Tajweed

    Correct recitation, one rule at a time, with a qualified teacher.

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  • Egyptian Arabic course

    Egyptian Arabic

    Real everyday conversation with native Egyptian teachers.

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  • Advanced Arabic course

    Advanced Arabic

    Grammar, reading and writing for children who already read Arabic.

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  • Arabic GCSE and IGCSE course

    Arabic GCSE and IGCSE

    Exam preparation for GCSE and IGCSE Arabic.

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Parents in the USA say

  • I really appreciate how patient the teachers are with the children. They explain things clearly and give the kids time to understand. That makes a big difference when a child is learning Arabic.

    OliviaUSA

  • The quality of the classes is really good for the price. It's important to us to find teachers who are patient and a curriculum that helps our child learn step by step.

    Emma LucasUSA

Your child's teachers

  • Ustaz Muhammed Salah, Arabic teacher

    Ustaz Muhammed Salah

    Cairo University

    9 years teaching Arabic
  • Ustaz Ahmed Nour, Arabic teacher

    Ustaz Ahmed Nour

    Al-Azhar University

    6 years teaching Arabic
  • Ustaza Fatma Ahmed, Arabic teacher

    Ustaza Fatma Ahmed

    College of Arabic Language, Saudi Arabia

    12 years teaching Arabic
  • Ustaz Nouran Ali, Arabic teacher

    Ustaz Nouran Ali

    Faculty of Al-Alsun (Languages)

    10 years teaching Arabic

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Questions parents ask

Which US time zones can you teach in?

We teach students in Eastern, Central, Mountain and Pacific time. Write your time zone and best times on the trial form.

My child has never learned Arabic. Where do we begin?

Start with the free trial. The teacher checks your child's level and recommends the foundation or beginner course.

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.

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