Noorani Qaida
The Arabic letters, their sounds and how they join. Where a child who has never read Arabic begins.
Online Quran Classes in Melbourne
Online Quran Classes for Kids in Melbourne
Live 1-to-1 lessons at home with a male or female teacher, wherever in Melbourne you live. Start with up to 3 free trial classes.
- Highly Qualified Male & Female TeachersOne-on-One Interactive Classes
- Up to 3 Free Trial ClassesSee a Real Class Before You Pay
- Flexible SchedulingLearn at Your Own Pace
Wherever you are in the city
Online Quran classes in Melbourne
Live Quran Lessons teaches Melbourne children online, 1-to-1: Noorani Qaida, reading with Tajweed, Hifz, Quran translation and Islamic Studies. Lessons run at Melbourne after-school times with a male or female teacher. The first 3 classes are free and no card is needed.
- One to onePersonal attention for your child
- Live video classesReal-time learning and correction
- Flexible scheduleChoose a time that works for you
- Learn from homeSafe, easy and nothing to install
Why distance matters here
Melbourne is big, and that is the whole problem
Melbourne has the largest Muslim population of any Australian city, and it is spread right across the north and the west. Dandenong in the south-east and Hoppers Crossing in the west are an hour and a half apart on a bad afternoon.
So the good madrasa is often not the near one. Families in Craigieburn or Meadow Heights can find themselves driving to Broadmeadows twice a week, and families further out find nothing within reach at all.
- Where you live stops mattering once the lesson is at your own table.
- A 30-minute lesson costs 30 minutes, not 30 minutes plus the Western Ring Road.
- Younger brothers and sisters are not dragged along for the drive.
- The same teacher every week, whichever suburb you are in.
Six courses for children
What your child will learn
Six courses, and your child can take one or move through them in order. The teacher finds where they actually are in the first class and starts there, whether that is the very first letter or a Juz they are halfway through.
Book a free trial class
Where is your child up to?
Select the option that best describes your child's current level.
- Current level
- Your details
- Schedule class
- Meet the teacher firstSee if it is the right fit
- Free trial, no card neededUp to 3 trial classes
- Male and female teachersBoth are available
A simple, structured learning experience
What your child gets in every class
Calm, one to one, and nothing hidden. This is what the half hour looks like, what reaches you afterwards, and how the first class is booked.
A teacher, your child, and a supervisor listening
Your child learns one to one with the same teacher every week, on a Google Meet link that never changes. A supervisor from the academy is on every class, and all of our supervisors are women. You can join any class yourself, without telling us first.
- 30 minutes a lesson, 45 or 60 for Hifz
- Male and female teachers are both available
- The same teacher every week
- Nothing is recorded, so no footage of your child exists
After every lesson, you know exactly what happened
Not a vague “doing fine” once a month. A note follows every class: which lesson your child is on, how it went, and the five minutes of practice that would help before the next one.
- Which lesson and which stage
- What to practice at home
- Your own family group, with the supervisor in it
- After every class, not once a month
Booked on WhatsApp, and kept there
Send one message and we answer with the hours that are free. After the trial classes you have a family group with your child’ supervisor, the coordinator and the academy manager in it, and everything is settled there from then on.
- Classes run around the clock, in your own time zone
- No card, and no forms to print
- No contract and no minimum term
- Start regular classes only if you are happy
An honest comparison
Online classes or a Melbourne madrasa?
There are good Islamic schools in Melbourne, concentrated where the community is densest. Whether one is useful to you depends less on its quality than on which side of the city it is on.
Recommended
With us, online
- No travel timeThe lesson starts at the kitchen table.
- One-to-one attentionYour child reads for the whole 30 minutes.
- Flexible timingYou pick the time, and you can move it.
- Male or female teacherYour choice, based on your child's comfort.
- Same teacher every weekA consistent teacher who knows where your child stopped.
- Faster progressPersonal feedback and regular homework.
A local madrasa
- Time-consuming travelYou need to travel, deal with traffic and parking.
- Large class sizesUsually 15 to 30 children to one teacher.
- Fixed timingA set time, which can be difficult with school and other activities.
- Limited individual attentionLess time for each child.
- Often a waiting listIt can be hard to get a place, especially with popular teachers.
- Less flexibilityIf you miss a class, it is difficult to reschedule.
What you can check yourself
Is my child safe in an online Quran class?
Yes, and you should not have to take our word for it. Everything below is something you can check in your child's first week.
- Checked teachersCertificates and references are checked before a teacher is given a student.
- One-to-one classesYour child and their teacher, nobody else in the room. Nothing is recorded.
- Secure class linksLessons run on one Google Meet link, shared with your family and no one else.
- No public accessThe link is never posted anywhere, and it is used only for your child's lessons.
- Supervision and supportA member of our team keeps an eye on lessons, and you can join any of them unannounced.
- Parent involvementRegular feedback and homework, so you always know how your child is getting on.
Your choice
Your teacher, and your part of Melbourne
Male or female teacher
- You choose when you book, and most Melbourne parents of girls choose a female teacher.
- Tell us and your child is placed with a suitable male or female teacher.
- The same teacher every week, not a rota.
Families across Melbourne
- Children join from Dandenong, Broadmeadows, Coburg, Meadow Heights, Craigieburn and Hoppers Crossing.
- And from the outer suburbs, where there is nothing within a sensible drive.
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How much does it cost a month in Melbourne?
Every plan is one-to-one, 30 minutes a lesson for recitation and 45 or 60 for Hifz, in Australian dollars, per child per month. No registration fee and no contract.
| Plan | Classes a week | One child, a month | Two children | Three children |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lightest(30 mins) | 1 (4 lessons) | A$52 | A$99 | A$146 |
| Starter(30 mins) | 2 (8 lessons) | A$105 | A$155 | |
| Regular(30 mins) | 3 (12 lessons) | A$131 | A$193 | |
| Most Popular(30 mins)Best for kids | 4 (16 lessons) | A$158 | A$233 | |
| Best Value(30 mins) | 5 (20 lessons) | A$173 | A$255 | |
| Standard(45 mins) | 5 (20 lessons) | A$127 | A$241 | A$355 |
| Intensive(60 mins) | 5 (20 lessons) | A$166 | A$315 | A$464 |
No registration fee, no minimum term, and nothing is taken during the free trial classes. A second child is 10% lower than the first, and that is what the family columns show.
Where to read next, if you are in Melbourne
The Australia page covers the national picture; Sydney's page covers a city laid out differently from this one.
Online Quran Classes in Australia
Times that fit an Australian school day, and fees in Australian dollars.
Online Quran Classes for Kids in Sydney
Times that fit a Sydney school day rather than a Lahore one.
- TimingThe Best Time of Day for a Child's Quran LessonWhat time of day should my child have their Quran lesson?Why the hour beats the teacherSlot by slotKeeping the slotGuide for parents · livequranlessons.com5 min readThe Best Time of Day for a Child's Quran LessonWhy the slot matters more than the teacher.
- How oftenHow Many Days a Week Should a Child Learn the Quran?How many days a week should my child have Quran classes?By stage, not by budgetWhy five short beats two longIf the week genuinely will not hold fiveGuide for parents · livequranlessons.com5 min readHow Many Days a Week Should a Child Learn the Quran?Two, three or five, and what each really gives you.
- First lessonWhat Happens in a First Online Quran LessonWhat happens in the first online Quran class?Before the lesson startsThe first ten minutesWhat your child actually doesGuide for parents · livequranlessons.com6 min readWhat Happens in a First Online Quran LessonMinute by minute, so nothing is a surprise.
Parents in Melbourne ask
Anything else? Ask us and we answer on WhatsApp.
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- One to one
- Stop any time
What age should my child start learning the Quran?
Usually once a child can sit for half an hour and copy a sound accurately. The trial class will tell you whether your child is ready better than any rule will.
How long does it take my child to learn to read the Quran?
Most children finish Noorani Qaida in 4 to 8 months at 3 or 4 lessons a week. Because afternoon slots are easy to get in Melbourne, families here often do 4 or 5 a week, which brings that down.
Can my child learn Tajweed online, at home?
Yes. One to one, the teacher hears your child alone and stops at the letter rather than at the end of the page. Your child reads from the Mushaf you already have at home.
Can my child do Hifz online, and how much Tajweed is needed first?
Yes. Fluent reading comes first, which normally means Qaida and some Tajweed. Hifz lessons are 45 minutes or an hour and need to be near daily; Melbourne weekend afternoons are the usual anchor for it.
Is it safe for my child to learn the Quran online?
You can join any class without arranging it, every lesson is 1-to-1, and nothing is recorded. Certificates and references are checked before a teacher is given a student. The child safety page sets this out properly.
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Are there Quran classes near me in Melbourne?
That depends entirely on your suburb. Dandenong, Broadmeadows and Coburg are well served; the outer north and west much less so. Learning at home removes the question, which is why most of our Melbourne families are from those outer suburbs.
What makes your online Quran academy different?
Your child keeps the same qualified teacher every week, at the same time. Every class is one-to-one. After each class the teacher writes a note: what was covered and what to practise.
Are these live Quran classes or recorded lessons?
Live, always. Every class is a live lesson on video with your child's teacher. We never send recordings in place of live lessons.
What will my child learn in online Quran classes?
Beginners start with the Noorani Qaida. From there it is Quran recitation with Tajweed, and after that Hifz, translation or Tafseer, depending on what a family wants. Alongside the Quran your child learns Islamic Studies. Families on 5 days a week keep Friday as Islamic Day, which revises that week's Islamic Studies and adds one new lesson.
Are your online Quran teachers qualified?
Yes, and it is checked before anyone teaches a child. Every teacher holds a qualification from a recognized Islamic institution, and several hold professional degrees as well. Nobody is given a student on an application alone. There is an interview, a document check, training, and a live demo class we sit in on. The academy page sets out each stage.
Who is watching my child's Quran class?
The teacher leads every class, and you can watch too. Every lesson runs on one link that never changes, and you can join any class without telling us first.
How do I schedule my child's Quran class?
Send us your WhatsApp number on the form, or message us on WhatsApp. We ask for the times that suit you. We then place your child with a teacher who is free at that time. We reply on WhatsApp within 24 hours, and usually within hours.
Can we try the online Quran classes before enrolling?
Yes. Take up to 3 free trial classes first. Use them to check the teacher, the timing, and how your child responds before paying anything.
Can parents sit in on the Quran class?
Yes. You are welcome to watch any lesson, without asking first.
What am I committing to, and what if we want to stop?
There is no contract and no minimum term. Fees are monthly, and you pay for the month ahead. If you want to stop, tell us and we will stop. If you need a break instead, any unused balance carries to the next month. Before your regular classes begin, you can withdraw and get a full refund.
How do we stay in touch once classes start?
Through a WhatsApp group we open for your family after the trial classes. It has you and our academy team in it. Use it to move a class, ask for a different teacher, or raise anything at all. We try to settle it before the next class.
What do you do with my WhatsApp number?
Arranging your trial class is the only thing we use it for, and we never pass it on to anybody. Once classes start it is the number in your family WhatsApp group.
Is my child safe in an online Quran class?
You are welcome to watch any lesson yourself, without asking first, and a supervisor is listening in on every class. No teacher is given a student until we have checked their certificates and references. We then train them in how we teach, and sit in on a live demo class before they start.