Plans and How Enrolling Works

Every EverHidayah plan buys the same academy. What changes is how often your child sits down with their teacher, and how long each lesson is. This page sets out the three paces our online Quran classes run at, what is included in all of them, and exactly what happens between booking a free trial and your child’s first proper class.

Three paces for your child’s Quran classes

Plans are built around classes per week, not hours bought in bulk. The academy is built around a fixed weekly rhythm, so every plan gives your child the same slots at the same times each week.

• Steady, two classes a week. A gentle start, and a sensible rhythm for a beginner working through Noorani Qaida.
• Committed, three classes a week. The one we recommend. Enough contact time for steady movement on the Quran map.
• Immersive, five classes a week. The Hifz pace, where the daily habit matters more than any single lesson.

Classes are 30 minutes as standard, which suits most young children. Older children and adult learners can take 45 or 60 minutes instead. You settle the length with the academy when you enrol, and it can change later.

What every plan includes

Nothing here is held back for a higher tier. Whichever pace you pick, your family gets all of it.

• The same tutor every class. Your child is enrolled with one teacher, not a rota of whoever is free. You can read how we vet and introduce them on our teachers page.
• Every class recorded to your private library and kept for six months. Your tutor can also mark a Moment in a class, a piece of recitation worth keeping, and those recordings stay for as long as your account exists.
• A written report every week. Classes attended and punctuality, where your child has reached in the curriculum, homework done, the practice streak, and the tutor’s own note. After every class the tutor also records three ratings, understanding, effort and fluency, and those build the skill picture on your child’s progress page.
• The Quran map and the journey timeline. Your child’s whole course as a grid that colours in class by class — all 604 pages of the mushaf for Quran reading, surah by surah and juz by juz for memorisation — alongside the milestones and moments of the whole journey.
• Live translation in the classroom, English to Urdu and back again, so you can speak with the tutor yourself during the class.
• Homework recitations between classes, recorded in the app and sent to your own tutor, who comes back with a voice or written reply.
• A practice streak with one recovery a week, so a single missed evening does not undo a month of effort.
• Printable certificates at real milestones, such as finishing Qaida or completing a juz.

Monthly or quarterly, paid in advance

You can be invoiced every month or every quarter. Either way the invoice covers the period ahead, so you are never chased for classes your child has already had. Invoices are issued in your own currency, and the payment instructions sit on the invoice itself in your account. You pay by bank transfer or Wise. We do not ask for card details and we never store them.

The next invoice appears about a week before your current period ends, with a reminder, so nothing arrives as a surprise. Quarterly means four transfers a year instead of twelve. For families sending money abroad, fewer transfers also means fewer bank fees.

Where more than one child learns with us, a sibling discount applies automatically from the second child onwards. Each child is still enrolled properly in their own right, with their own enrolment and their own progress record. The discount is on the price, never on the attention your second child gets.

Why you will not find a price on this page

Because we would be guessing, and so would you. The free trial is a real class that doubles as a level assessment. Until a qualified teacher has heard your child read, nobody can say which course they should start on or where in it they should begin. The same goes for how long each lesson should be, and how many a week your family can realistically manage.

Those answers are what set the price. The course matters, since a Hifz student asks more of a teacher than a beginner on Qaida. So does the number of classes a week, the length of each lesson, whether you choose monthly or quarterly, and how many children are enrolling. Publishing one figure before the assessment would either oversell the small plan or overcharge the family who only needs two short classes a week.

The academy confirms the exact schedule and the exact price with you personally after the trial. No card is needed on the day, and nothing begins until you have said yes.

Launch pricing is still being set. Either way, your figure comes to you in writing straight after the trial.

How enrolling works, step by step

• Book the free trial. Tell us your child’s first name and age group, the course you have in mind and the days and times that suit your week. If a trial specialist has a free slot in your window you take it on the spot; otherwise the academy assigns one and confirms the slot with you. No card, and you are welcome to sit in.
• The class itself. A real 30-minute lesson in our classroom with the shared mushaf, recorded to your library like any other class, with live translation available if you want to speak to the teacher directly.
• The written recommendation. Afterwards you receive the teacher’s assessment: which track your child should be on and the exact point they should start from. That might be Noorani Qaida from the first letters, Nazra if they are ready to read the mushaf, a dedicated Tajweed track if they already read but the rules need work, or Hifz.
• Pick your pace. Two, three or five classes a week, the lesson length, and monthly or quarterly billing.
• We confirm the schedule and the price with you. The academy fixes your weekly slots in your own timezone, matches the right teacher for your child’s level and temperament, and tells you what you will pay. If you want a female teacher for your daughter, tell us when you book and we honour it.
• First invoice, then first class. Pay by transfer, tell us it is sent, and once we have confirmed it the weekly classes begin.

If the trial did not feel like the right fit, say so. We will arrange one more free trial with a different teacher rather than asking you to commit to a match that was not working.

Holidays, missed classes and taking a break

• Academy holidays. Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha and the academy’s own days off are set in advance. Those classes simply skip, you are told beforehand, and no makeup credit is used.
• A class you need to move. Cancel with at least 12 hours’ notice and you get a makeup credit, redeemable against your own tutor’s open slots. Makeup credits are capped at four a month.
• A class your tutor cannot make. The makeup credit is issued automatically. You never have to ask.
• A longer break. Travel, exams, a house move. Ask us to pause from your billing page and nothing changes until we have spoken with you. We agree the length with you at the time, within the academy’s pause policy — and after a couple of weeks your weekly slots are released, so on your return we find you the closest ones we can.
• Changing plan. Moving between two, three and five classes a week takes effect from your next billing period.
• Stopping. Cancel at the end of any period.

One more thing worth knowing. Every family gets a referral link, and when a family you refer pays their first invoice, both households receive a credit. If anything above is still unclear, the questions parents ask page covers the rest. Otherwise the next step is the trial, and it costs you nothing but half an hour.