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How Do You Compare Online Quran Class Prices?
To compare online Quran class prices fairly, check six things: whether the fee is monthly or per class, any registration or materials charge, whether there is a contract, whether a free trial comes first, whether lessons are one-to-one, and which currency and payment methods apply. At Ayah E-learning Institute, plans start at £15 a month.
The Monthly Fee
What Does a Monthly Plan Cost at Ayah E-learning Institute?
The fee depends on one thing only: how many one-to-one classes a week you choose, from two to five. It is billed monthly and shown in pounds, with the dollar and dirham price alongside.
- 2 classes a week: £15 a month ($25, about AED 90)
- 3 classes a week: £23 a month ($35, about AED 130)
- 4 classes a week: £30 a month ($45, about AED 165)
- 5 classes a week: £40 a month ($60, about AED 220)
The dirham figures are approximate, worked out from the dollar price. Families in Pakistan have a separate package in Pakistani rupees: PKR 3,000, 5,000, 7,000 and 10,000 a month for 2, 3, 4 and 5 classes a week. See the full fee page →
Courses
Does the Price Change by Course?
No. Every plan covers all seven courses at the same price: Noorani Qaida, Nazra Quran, Hifz-ul-Quran, Tajweed, Tafseer & Basic Fiqh, Islamic Duas and Prayer Guide. A male or female tutor costs the same too.
Extras and Discounts
Are There Extra Charges or Discounts?
There is no registration fee and no materials charge, and there is no long-term contract.
Two discounts are available. Each extra child gets 10% off their monthly fee, and a family who refers another family receives 10% off one monthly bill once the referred family joins. The two can be combined. For example, two children each taking 2 classes a week pay £15 a month for the first child and £13.50 a month for the second.
Comparing Academies
What Should You Ask Before Paying for Quran Classes?
A low headline price does not tell you what you will actually pay. Whichever academy you consider, it is worth asking:
- Is the fee monthly, or charged per class?
- Is there a registration fee, a materials charge or any other extra?
- Is there a contract, and can you cancel at any time?
- Can you take a free trial class before paying anything?
- Is the class one-to-one, or a shared group session?
- Which currency is the fee in, and how can you pay it?
At Ayah E-learning Institute the answers are: monthly, none, no contract, yes, one-to-one, and pounds paid by bank transfer or Payoneer.
Getting Started
How Do You Start, and When Do You Pay?
You pay nothing at the start. First message us to book a free trial class. You take the trial with a tutor, with no payment and no obligation. Only if you want to continue do you fill in the enrolment form, and fees are billed monthly from then on.
Questions
Quran Class Fees: Your Questions
At Ayah E-learning Institute the fee is £15 a month for 2 classes a week, £23 for 3, £30 for 4 and £40 for 5. The same prices apply to all seven courses.
No. There is no registration fee and no materials charge. The first trial class is free, with no payment and no obligation.
Yes. Each extra child gets 10% off their monthly fee. There is also a 10% referral discount, received by the family who refers, as 10% off one monthly bill once the referred family joins. The two can be combined.
Fees are billed once a month, and we accept bank transfer and Payoneer. You can cancel at any time.
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