Online Quran Classes for Kids in Australia
Live, one-on-one online Quran classes in Australia for kids and teens. Your child gets their own Ijazah-certified teacher's full attention, taught in clear English, at times that fit around school, sport and family life, whether you're in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth or anywhere in Australia.
- No credit card required
- Classes in every Australian time zone
Our courses
Online Quran Courses for Kids in Australia
Looking for Quran classes for kids near you? As an online Quran academy for Australian families, Tajveed lets your child learn Quran online from anywhere in Australia, with no trips across town to the mosque or madrasa. Every course is one-on-one, taught in clear English, and starts at your child's level.
- Ages 5+
Nazra
Learning to Read
Arabic letters with Noorani Qaida, then reading the Quran smoothly, with a teacher's full attention.
Explore Nazra - Ages 7+
Tajveed
Reciting Correctly
Saying every letter correctly and following the rules of recitation, with real-time corrections.
Explore Tajveed
Islamic Studies: Pillars of Islam, Salah, daily Duas and Azkaar, and stories of the Prophets.
Why choose Tajveed
Personal Quran Lessons for Australian Kids
One-on-one online Quran classes for kids in Australia, with flexible times, teacher choice and clear progress updates.
Live, One-on-One Sessions
Your child gets the teacher's full attention, with time to read, practise and ask questions.
Around School and Sport
Choose times that fit around school, weekend sport and family time.
Flexible Scheduling
Choose 2–7 classes a week at times that suit your family's routine.
Male & Female Teachers
Choose a male or female teacher your child feels comfortable learning with.
Taught in Clear English
Easy for Australian kids to follow, with Arabic taught along the way.
One Family, One Account
Manage all your children's classes in one account.
Your time zone
Classes That Fit Your Family's Routine, Wherever You Live
Class times always appear in your own local time, whether you're on the east coast, in the centre or in the west. Daylight saving is handled for you too: in NSW, Victoria, the ACT, Tasmania and South Australia, class times update automatically when clocks change in October and April. In Queensland, the Northern Territory and Western Australia, where clocks don't change, your times stay the same all year.
| Australian time zone | Example cities | Daylight saving? |
|---|---|---|
| Eastern (AEST) | Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Hobart | Yes (October to April) |
| Eastern (AEST) | Brisbane, Gold Coast | No |
| Central (ACST) | Adelaide | Yes (October to April) |
| Central (ACST) | Darwin | No |
| Western (AWST) | Perth | No |
Our teachers
Ijazah-Certified Online Quran Teachers for Kids in Australia
Our teachers are vetted for their Quranic knowledge, credentials and teaching skills. You can choose whether your child learns with a male or female teacher. Every teacher completes our checks before teaching your child, and you can see their verification status on their profile.
- Government ID VerifiedWe check each teacher's identity against their documents.
- Ijazah Certificate on FileWe keep a copy of their Ijazah and record who issued it.
- Approved Before TeachingOur team approves every teacher before they're matched with a student.
What parents see
Know What Your Child Is Learning
Check lessons, attendance and teacher notes in your parent dashboard, so you always know how your child is progressing.
Current Lesson & Progress
See what your child is studying, how far they have progressed and what comes next.
Class Attendance
Check attended and missed classes, along with any rescheduling updates.
Notes After Every Class
Read what the teacher covered and what your child needs to practise.
One Account for Every Child
Follow all your children's progress in one place.
Compare
How Online Classes Compare With Weekend Madrasa
Many Australian families use their local mosque, Islamic centre or weekend madrasa, and both are valuable. Here's how one-on-one online classes are different, so you can choose what suits your child.
| Feature | Weekend madrasa or mosque class | Tajveed online classes |
|---|---|---|
| Class size | Usually a group | One teacher, one child |
| Schedule | Fixed day and time, often clashing with weekend sport | Times you choose, 2–7 classes a week |
| Travel | Drive there and back | From home |
| Pace | Set for the group | Set for your child |
| Progress updates | Varies | Notes after every class |
Many families use both: weekend madrasa for community, and online classes for focused reading, recitation or memorisation.
How it works
Start in Three Simple Steps
Book your free class
Pick a course and a time in your Australian time zone. One full 30-minute class, free, no card.
Get matched with your teacher
We match a teacher to your child's level, schedule and male or female preference, and you keep your child's written assessment.
Begin regular classes
Choose 2–7 classes a week with the same teacher, who encourages your child and celebrates their progress.
Pricing
Online Quran Classes in Australia: Fees and Plans
All fees are shown and billed in Australian dollars, so there are no currency surprises. Choose 2–7 classes a week; the more classes you take, the less each class costs. Every plan includes Islamic Studies.
Pricing
Same simple pricing for every course.
Choose 2–7 classes a week. Every class is 30 minutes, 1-to-1. Monthly billing, cancel anytime.
How many classes a week?
Your plan
3 classes a week
per class ·
Approximate local price. Your final price is confirmed before you pay.
Monthly billing · Cancel anytime
Features in every plan
- Personalized Sessions
- Complete Parent Visibility
- Qualified & Certified Teachers
- Flexible Scheduling
- Engaging Experience
- Interactive Learning
Questions Australian parents ask
Online Quran Classes in Australia: Your Questions Answered
All three mainland time zones: Eastern (AEST), Central (ACST) and Western (AWST). Class times always appear in your local time.
In NSW, Victoria, the ACT, Tasmania and South Australia, class times update automatically when clocks change in October and April. In Queensland, the Northern Territory and Western Australia, your times stay the same all year.
Yes. Classes don't follow school terms, so your child can keep learning through term breaks and the summer holidays, at times you choose.
Fees are shown and billed in Australian dollars, and depend on how many 30-minute, one-on-one classes you choose each week, from 2 to 7. See the fees section for current plans. The first class is free.
Look for one-on-one classes, verified Ijazah-certified teachers, class times in your Australian time zone, clear pricing and progress updates for parents. Tajveed offers all five, and your child's first class is free.
Children can start Nazra from age 5. Tajveed and Hifz start from age 7, once a child can read, and Tafseer from age 10.
They do different jobs. Weekend madrasa offers community; one-on-one online classes give your child full attention and a pace set for them. Many families use both.
Yes. Choose a male or female teacher when you book.
By card through Stripe or with PayPal, billed monthly in Australian dollars. You can cancel anytime.
Start with a free class
Give Your Child a Strong Start With the Quran
Book a free 30-minute class in your Australian time zone, meet your teacher, and receive a written assessment of your child's level. No card required.