How Much Do Online Quran Classes Cost in the UK?

At Quran Specialist Online (QSO), live one-to-one online Quran classes in the UK cost £30 to £60 a month, depending on whether you choose 2, 3, 4 or 5 lessons a week. Each lesson is 30 minutes on Zoom or MS Teams, and you can start with a 7-day free trial with no card needed.

Last updated: 13 October 2026

UK prices at a glance

All plans are live, one-to-one and 30 minutes per lesson. Families in the USA pay in dollars: $35, $48, $60 or $70 a month. See the full fee page.

What affects the price of online Quran classes?

Prices vary a lot across the UK, so compare like with like. These are the main factors:

1. One-to-one or group. Group classes often cost less per month, but each child gets less speaking time. One-to-one means the teacher hears and corrects every letter.
2. Lesson length. Check whether a price is for 20, 30 or 60 minutes. A cheap plan with very short lessons may not be cheaper per minute.
3. Lessons per week. More lessons cost more, but they help with memory, especially for Hifz.
4. Live or recorded. Pre-recorded courses are cheap, but nobody corrects your child’s pronunciation. All QSO classes are live.
5. Teacher qualifications. Ask what the teacher has studied. For example, our teacher Hafiz Azhar holds Hifz-ul-Quran, completed a 6-year Alim course and a 2-year Tajweed course, and has 7 years of teaching experience. See our teachers.
6. What’s included. Progress reports, parent access and quality checks all add value.

What’s included in a QSO plan

• Live one-to-one lessons of 30 minutes on Zoom or MS Teams
• Your choice of course: Beginner Qaida, Tajweed, Hifz or Arabic
• Female teachers on request
• Parents can sit in on any lesson
• Lessons are recorded only with a parent’s permission
• Monthly written progress reports
• Manager checks on lesson quality
• UK-time slots after school and at weekends

Which plan is right for my child?

• 2 lessons a week (£30): a gentle start for young beginners on Noorani Qaida, or busy families.
• 3 lessons a week (£40): a steady pace for most school-age children learning Qaida or Tajweed.
• 4 lessons a week (£50): faster progress, often chosen for Tajweed improvement or early Hifz.
• 5 lessons a week (£60): daily structure, which suits Hifz students who need regular new lessons and revision.

If you’re unsure, start with the free trial. The teacher will assess your child and recommend a pace. Read what age kids should start Noorani Qaida if you have a young beginner.

Cost per lesson

Monthly prices are easier to compare when broken down. A month has roughly four weeks, so:

• Starter: about 8 lessons a month for £30
• Steady: about 12 lessons for £40
• Plus: about 16 lessons for £50
• Intensive: about 20 lessons for £60

The exact number depends on how many lesson days fall in the month. Your teacher will confirm your timetable. The more lessons a week you choose, the lower the cost of each lesson.

Is there a family discount?

Yes. A 10% family discount may apply when more than one child or family member enrols. Ask about it when you register after the trial.

Online classes vs a local madrassah: the real cost

A local madrassah or mosque class may charge a lower fee, and it gives children community. It’s a good option for many families. When comparing, include the hidden costs too: travel, waiting time and fitting classes around work and school runs. Online one-to-one lessons happen at home, at a fixed time you choose. Read our full comparison: madrassah vs online Quran classes in the UK.

Questions to ask any provider before paying

• Is the lesson live and one-to-one?
• How long is each lesson?
• Who is the teacher, and what are their qualifications?
• Can I sit in, and are lessons recorded?
• Will I get written progress updates?
• Is there a free trial, and do I need a card for it?
• What is the refund policy? (See ours: refund policy.)

Our guide how to choose an online Quran teacher for kids in the West goes into more detail.

FAQs

How much is a Quran tutor per month in the UK?
At QSO, live one-to-one plans cost £30 to £60 a month for 2 to 5 lessons a week, 30 minutes each.

Do I have to pay for the trial?
No. The 7-day free trial needs no payment and no credit card.

Are prices different for Hifz?
No. The same monthly plans apply to Qaida, Tajweed, Hifz and Arabic. Hifz students often choose 4 or 5 lessons a week.

Can I change plans later?
Talk to the team. You can discuss moving to more or fewer lessons as your child progresses.

Start with a free week

The best way to judge value is to try it. Book a 7-day free trial, meet the teacher and see a real lesson before you choose a plan. Questions? Call +44 7883 185250 or see our FAQ.

Quran Specialist Online (QSO) is run by QURAN SPECIALIST ONLINE LIMITED, Company No. 13343159, registered in England & Wales.