Our Fees at a Glance
| How you pay | One fixed fee each month |
| 30-minute classes | SGD 35–50 a month (2 to 5 days a week) |
| 1-hour classes | SGD 50–70 a month (2 to 5 days a week) |
| Other fees | None: no registration, admin, book or certificate fees |
| Free classes | 3, with no payment details needed |
| When you pay | After the free classes, then on the same date each month |
| Payment methods | Card or bank transfer |
| If you stop | The fee for the classes left in the month is refunded |
| Exam breaks | Days paused for exams aren’t charged |
| Family discount | Yes, for brothers, sisters and other family members |
Monthly Fees for One-to-One Quran Classes
You pay one fixed amount each month. It depends on the class length and the number of days a week.
Every class is one-to-one: one student and one teacher for the whole lesson. Each student has their own classes and their own monthly fee.
What Decides Your Monthly Fee
Only two things change the fee:
- Class length: 30 minutes or 1 hour.
- Days a week: 2, 3, 4 or 5.
The fee stays the same whatever the subject, the student’s age or level, and whether the teacher is a man or a woman.
Two examples:
- A 6-year-old learning Iqra in 30-minute classes, 3 days a week, pays SGD 40 a month.
- An adult memorising the Quran in 1-hour classes, 5 days a week, pays SGD 70 a month.
If you need more or fewer days later, the monthly fee changes to match the new plan.
Which Class Length Do You Need?
Most students take 30-minute classes. Memorising the Quran needs more time, so Tahfiz classes are usually 1 hour.
| Class | Usual length | More details |
|---|---|---|
| Iqra (learning to read from the letters) | 30 minutes | Iqra classes |
| Quran reading with Tajweed | 30 minutes | Tajweed classes |
| Tahfiz (memorising the Quran) | 1 hour, or 30 minutes for young children if parents prefer | Tahfiz classes |
| Tafsir (meaning of the Quran) | 30 minutes | Tafsir classes |
| Kids’ Quran classes | 30 minutes, shorter for very young children | Quran classes for kids |
| Adult classes | 30 minutes or 1 hour | Quran classes for adults |
Women and girls learn with female teachers at no extra cost.
Not sure which one fits? In the free classes, the teacher hears you or your child read and suggests where to start.
How Many Days a Week Should You Choose?
More days a week means faster progress, and each class costs less as you add days. Fewer days suit a busy week better. Many families start with whatever fits around school, work and tuition, and add days later.
As a rough guide, at 5 days a week the Iqra books take at least 6 months, and memorising Juz Amma takes about 2.5 to 3 months. With fewer days, each stage takes longer, and every student moves at their own speed.
What the Monthly Fee Includes
There are no extra charges on top of the monthly fee. It covers:
- Your own teacher. The same teacher every class, chosen for the student’s level. Every teacher is a Hafiz or Hafiza. Meet our teachers.
- Books on screen. The teacher shares the Iqra book or Quran page as a PDF, so there’s nothing to buy.
- A test and a progress report every month, so you can see what has been covered and what comes next.
- Make-up classes. If a class is missed, it can be made up on a day without a regular class, with no limit.
- A certificate when a level is completed.
- Class times that suit you. Any time in Singapore Time, on weekdays or weekends.
Family discount: brothers, sisters and other family members who learn with us get a discount. Ask us about it on WhatsApp.
Your 3 Free Classes
The first 3 classes are free, and you don’t need to give any payment details to book them. They’re real lessons with the teacher you’d keep.
In the first class, the teacher listens to you or your child read and works out where to begin. By the third class, you’ll have a good idea of how the lessons run, whether the times suit you and how many days a week you want. If you decide not to continue, there’s nothing to pay and nothing to cancel.
How Payment Works
- Start with 3 free classes. No payment details needed.
- Pay after the free classes, once you decide to continue and choose your days.
- Pay monthly on the same date your regular classes started. If your classes begin on the 12th, the fee is due on the 12th of each month.
You can pay by card or by bank transfer.
Stopping, Pausing and Refunds
- Stopping in the middle of a month: we refund the fee for the classes that are left. It helps if you let us know a few days before.
- Exams: during PSLE or school exams, children can pause classes or switch to revision only. You aren’t charged for the days classes are paused.
- School holidays and Ramadan: class days and times can be moved to fit your plans.
- Missed a class? Make it up on another day at no extra cost.
How Our Fees Compare
Quran classes in Singapore are offered in different ways, and they’re priced differently too. As a general guide:
Every option has its place. If your child does well in a group, a mosque class may suit you. If you want one-to-one attention and class times that fit your week, at a fixed monthly price, our classes are set up for that.
“I was a bit unsure about online Quran classes for my children at first because most kids in Singapore go to madrasahs or Islamic institutes, and the fees are quite high. But after starting online classes for my kids, I’m really happy with my decision. The teacher is very good and explains everything clearly, making sure the kids learn properly. The fees are also much more affordable compared to other institutes. I’m glad I gave online classes a try, and I’m really happy with the way my children are learning.”
Nurul Izzah, Singapore
Questions to Ask Before You Pay for Any Quran Class
Whichever class you choose, these questions help you avoid surprises:
- Is there a registration, admin or book fee on top of the monthly fee?
- How many classes does the fee cover, and how long is each one?
- Is the class one-to-one or in a group?
- What happens if a class is missed? Can it be made up?
- Is any of the fee refunded if you stop in the middle of a month?
- Can you try a few classes before paying?
You’re welcome to ask us any of these on WhatsApp.
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Fees: Common Questions
How much do online Quran classes cost in Singapore?
Our one-to-one online classes cost SGD 35–50 a month for 30-minute classes and SGD 50–70 a month for 1-hour classes, for 2 to 5 days a week.
Is there a registration fee?
No. There’s no registration, admin, book or certificate fee. You only pay the monthly fee.
Are the first classes free?
Yes. The first 3 classes are free, and you don’t need to give any payment details to book them.
When do I pay?
After the 3 free classes, once you decide to continue. After that, you pay each month on the date your regular classes started.
How can I pay?
By card or by bank transfer.
Do female teachers or Tafsir classes cost more?
No. The fees are the same for every subject and every teacher.
Is the fee the same for children and adults?
Yes. Children and adults pay the same monthly fee. Only the class length and the number of days a week change the fee.
Do I need to buy books?
No. The teacher shares the Iqra book or Quran page on screen, so there’s nothing to buy.
Can I get a refund if we stop?
Yes. If you stop in the middle of a month, we refund the fee for the classes that are left. Please let us know a few days before if you can.
Do I pay while classes are paused for exams?
No. If your child pauses classes during PSLE or school exams, you aren’t charged for the days that are paused.
Is there a discount for siblings?
Yes. Brothers, sisters and other family members who learn with us get a discount. Ask us on WhatsApp.
More questions about the classes themselves? See our FAQs page or ask us directly.
Start with 3 Free Classes
Tell us who will learn, their age and the days that suit you. We’ll arrange the free classes, and you only pay if you decide to continue.