One-to-one or group Quran classes: what suits a child?
By Zubair Sattar, founder of Online Quran Learnings · Updated · 2 min read
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The short answer
One-to-one classes are best for learning to read the Quran, because the teacher hears every letter your child says. Group classes add friends and community, which is lovely for weekend or masjid learning. Many families use one-to-one for reading and a group for community.
Side by side
| One-to-one | Group | |
|---|---|---|
| Time your child reads | Most of the lesson | A few minutes |
| Mistakes heard | Every one | Some |
| Pace | Your child’s own | The group’s |
| Friends | No | Yes |
| Timing | You choose | Fixed |
Quick questions
Do you run group classes?
No. Every class is one-to-one, one child with one teacher.
