Compare teachers using the same questions
Ask who will teach the regular lesson, which language they use, and what experience they have with a child at this reading level. Ask what evidence supports the qualifications displayed. During the trial, observe whether the teacher listens to an attempt, gives a specific correction and allows another try.
Confirm the city, date and local start time
The USA spans multiple time zones. Share your city rather than only saying βUS timeβ. Agree the local time on both sides and ask how the schedule will be checked when daylight-saving arrangements differ. After-school or weekend windows are discussion examples, not guaranteed availability. Our USA classes page explains the booking details to share.
Check what the monthly price includes
Compare lesson length, lessons per week, whether the price is per learner, the charging currency, and the payment schedule. Ask about absences, cancellations and teacher changes before paying. A free trial is different from permanently free tuition. See the current lesson plans rather than comparing an old promotional price.
Use a simple trial scorecard
Write a short note for each question: Could my child hear clearly? Did they understand the instruction? Was there enough time to answer? Could I describe the next practice task? Did the proposed schedule fit our week? An uncertain answer is a useful follow-up question. A positive first lesson does not guarantee a particular pace of progress.
Choose a starting course after the assessment
Beginners may need letter and word foundations; returning readers may need fluency or pronunciation work. Quran classes for children in the USA and our Qaida course provide starting points. State your teacher preference and availability in the enquiry, then confirm the details before enrolling.
Updated 2026-10-10.