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Live online classes · step by step

How Our Online Classes Work — From Free Trial to Real Progress

At Al-Huda Online Academy, every class is taught live by a real teacher on Zoom or Google Meet. Book a free trial, meet your teacher, pick a timing in your time zone and start learning Quran, school subjects from Class 0 to 12 or Spoken English from home.

  • Free trial, no payment
  • Same teacher every week
  • Monthly report
  • 2000+Students taught
  • 30+Qualified teachers
  • 20+Countries
  • 24/7Flexible timings

In short

How do online classes work at Al-Huda?

Online classes at Al-Huda Online Academy are live video lessons with a qualified teacher on Zoom or Google Meet. You book a free trial, meet the teacher, choose your course, days and timing, and then join regular classes from home on a fixed weekly timetable.

In every class the teacher revises the last lesson, teaches something new, lets the student practise with live correction and sets short homework. Parents get a monthly progress report.

Class format
Live video · Zoom or Google Meet
First class
Free trial, no commitment
Programs
Quran · Class 0–12 tuition · Spoken English
Schedule
Fixed days in your time zone
Payment
Monthly plans, no long contract
Students from
Pakistan & 20+ countries

Step by step

Your journey in 6 simple steps

Everything that happens from the moment you book to the day you see real progress.

01
Step 1 of 6 · Takes about 2 minutes

Book your free trial class

Fill in the short form on our website or message us on WhatsApp. Tell us the student's name, age, the program (Quran, tuition or Spoken English), class or level, and the days and times that suit you.

  • No payment or card details needed
  • Book for one child, yourself or the whole family
  • Choose any of our 14 courses
02
Step 2 of 6 · Usually the same day

We confirm a time in your time zone

Our team replies on WhatsApp to confirm the details and fix the trial class at a time that works for you — in Pakistan or anywhere in our 20+ countries.

  • Morning, evening and weekend slots
  • Class link and setup guide sent to you
  • Zoom or Google Meet — whichever is easier
03
Step 3 of 6 · Free, live and one-to-one

Meet your teacher in a live trial

Join the live class from a laptop, tablet or phone. The teacher gets to know the student, checks their level and teaches a short real lesson so you can see exactly how classes work.

  • Level check and a real short lesson
  • Parents are welcome to sit in
  • Ask the teacher anything
04
Step 4 of 6 · No long-term contract

Choose your course, timing and plan

After the trial the teacher suggests the right course and pace. You pick the days per week, class length and one-to-one or small group, and pay month by month.

  • Plans by days per week
  • Family discount for siblings
  • Change or stop your plan before the next month
05
Step 5 of 6 · Same teacher, fixed schedule

Start regular live classes

Classes run on a fixed weekly timetable with the same teacher, so the student builds a strong routine. Every class has revision, a new lesson and practice with correction.

  • Fixed days and times every week
  • Homework after every class
  • Make-up class if you tell us in advance
06
Step 6 of 6 · Tests + monthly report

Track progress every month

Students take regular tests and parents receive a monthly progress report. When a level is complete, the student moves to the next step on their learning path.

  • Weekly tests for tuition students
  • Monthly report for parents
  • Clear next goal for every student
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Inside a class

What happens in a class for each program

Every program follows a clear routine, so students revise, learn and practise in the same session.

Program 01

Online Quran class

30–45 minutes · one-to-one

  1. 1
    RevisionStudent recites the last lesson so it stays strong.
  2. 2
    New lessonTeacher reads first, then explains the new rule or verses.
  3. 3
    Recite & correctStudent reads aloud; every mistake is fixed on the spot.
  4. 4
    Homework & duaA short practice task and a closing dua.

Program 02

Online tuition class

45–60 minutes · 1:1 or small group

  1. 1
    Homework checkTeacher checks school homework and clears doubts.
  2. 2
    ConceptNew topic explained on a digital whiteboard.
  3. 3
    PracticeStudent solves questions while the teacher guides.
  4. 4
    Test & planShort test and plan for the next class.

Program 03

Spoken English class

45–60 minutes · 1:1 or small group

  1. 1
    Warm-upQuick speaking practice or recap of last class.
  2. 2
    Language lessonNew words, phrases or a grammar point, shown on screen.
  3. 3
    Speaking practiceStudent speaks, the teacher corrects pronunciation and grammar.
  4. 4
    FeedbackNotes on mistakes and a speaking task for next class.

Weekly timetable

An example week for one student

Here is how one student might combine Quran, tuition and Spoken English. Your own timetable is planned around your school, work and time zone.

Example weekly timetable of online classes
TimeMonTueWedThuFriSatSun
4:00 pmNazra QuranNazra QuranNazra QuranTajweed
5:00 pmMaths · Class 7Science · Class 7Spoken English
6:00 pmPhysics · 9thChemistry · 9th
7:00 pmSpoken EnglishSpoken English
  • Quran classes
  • Online tuition
  • Spoken English

Your time zone

Classes that fit your local time

Students join from Pakistan and 20+ countries. Here is the time right now in some of the places we teach.

--:--Pakistan · PKT
--:--United Kingdom · UK
--:--USA & Canada · EST
--:--UAE · GST
--:--Saudi Arabia · AST
--:--Australia · AEST

Getting ready

What you need for online classes

No special equipment. Most families already have everything, and we help you set it up before the first class.

A device

Laptop, tablet or smartphone. A bigger screen makes reading easier.

Laptop or tablet best

Stable internet

Normal home Wi-Fi or mobile data is enough for a video class.

Basic broadband

Mic & headphones

So the teacher hears every word clearly and the student can focus.

Headset works best

A quiet place

A calm corner with books, a notebook or the Mushaf close by.

We share a checklist

For parents

Stay involved in every step

Children learn fastest when home and teacher work together. Here is how parents can help — and how we keep you updated.

Before class

Set up the space

Charge the device, open the class link and keep books ready.

During class

Stay nearby

For young children, sit close so they settle and focus.

After class

Practise together

A few minutes of daily practice makes a big difference.

Every month

Talk to the teacher

Read the report and agree the next goal together.

FAQ

Questions about how classes work

Booking, timings, apps, class length and progress — answered.

Still not sure?

Message us on WhatsApp and we will explain everything in a few minutes.

Ask on WhatsApp

Getting started

How do online classes work at Al-Huda Online Academy?

You book a free trial, meet your teacher in a live video class, choose your course, timing and monthly plan, and then join regular classes on a fixed weekly timetable. The teacher teaches live on Zoom or Google Meet, corrects the student straight away and gives short homework after each class.

How do I book a free trial class?

Fill in the form on our website or message us on WhatsApp with the student's name, age, program, class or level and preferred times. We reply to confirm a time in your local time zone.

What happens in the free trial?

The teacher checks the student's level, teaches a short real lesson and answers your questions. After the trial you decide whether to continue — there is no obligation.

How quickly can classes start?

Most students start within a few days of the trial, as soon as a timing that suits you is confirmed.

Classes & timings

Which app is used for online classes?

Classes run on Zoom or Google Meet, which work on laptops, tablets and phones. We send the link and a short setup guide before the first class.

How long is each class?

Quran classes are usually 30 or 45 minutes. Tuition and Spoken English classes are usually 45 to 60 minutes, depending on the class level and plan.

Are classes one-to-one or in groups?

Quran classes are one-to-one. Tuition and Spoken English classes can be one-to-one or in a small group, whichever you prefer.

Can I choose class times in my time zone?

Yes. Students join from Pakistan and 20+ countries, and every timetable is set in your local time, with morning, evening and weekend options.

What if we miss a class?

Tell us before the class and we will try to arrange a make-up class at another time that suits you.

Parents & progress

Can parents watch the classes?

Yes. Parents are always welcome to sit with their child during classes, especially young children.

How do parents track progress?

Teachers give feedback regularly, tuition students take weekly tests, and parents receive a monthly progress report.

Do we keep the same teacher?

Yes. We keep the same teacher for each student whenever possible, so the teacher knows the student's level. You can ask for a change at any time.

Ready to take step one?

Book a free live trial class for Quran, tuition or Spoken English. It takes about two minutes and there is no payment.