Learn the Quran Online from Anywhere in Australia
Tanzil offers live one-on-one online Quran classes for children and adults anywhere in Australia, booked in your local time. Whether you live in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth or Adelaide, or in a regional town, you or your child learn with a qualified, background-checked teacher from home.
Long distances mean that outside the main suburbs a regular Quran teacher can be hard to find. Online classes remove the travel completely, and one-on-one lessons give each child the teacher's full attention for the whole class.
Class Times for Australian Time Zones
Australia has three main time zones, and some states use daylight saving in summer. Classes are booked in your local time and confirmed when you book the free trial.
| Time zone | Main cities | Suggested class times |
|---|---|---|
| AEST / AEDT | Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Hobart | After school 4–7 pm; weekend mornings |
| AEST (no daylight saving) | Brisbane, Gold Coast | After school 4–7 pm; weekend mornings |
| ACST / ACDT | Adelaide, Darwin | After school 4–7 pm; weekend mornings |
| AWST | Perth | After school 4–7 pm; weekend mornings |
The long summer holidays in December and January are a good time to add extra classes or begin Hifz, and the shorter term breaks in autumn, winter and spring work well for revision.
Why Families in Australia Choose Online Quran Classes
- Regional and remote families: learn with the same qualified teacher whether you live in a capital city or a country town.
- No travel time: no driving across the city for a weekly class; lessons start the moment you log in.
- Fits around school and sport: choose times around school, weekend sport and work.
- Female teachers for girls and women: many girls and women feel more comfortable reciting to a female teacher, and you can choose one.
- Safe for children: all teachers are background-checked, and a parent can stay nearby or sit in on any call.
An Example Week
A typical plan for a 10-year-old in Melbourne: Tajweed on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 4:30 pm local time on the Standard plan (A$60 a month), moving up to 5 classes a week in the December holidays. A family in Perth might book Dua & Namaz for a younger child twice a week at 5:00 pm AWST on the Basic plan (A$45 a month).
Courses: Noorani Qaida, Quran Reading, Tajweed, Hifz, Dua & Namaz, Arabic. Your teacher checks your level in the free trial and suggests where to start.
Fees for Students in Australia
Every plan is one-on-one, per student, with 30-minute classes as standard (longer classes on request). Fees are fixed and charged in Australian dollars (AUD).
| Plan | Classes | Monthly fee |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | 2 a week (8 a month) | A$45 |
| Standard | 3 a week (12 a month) | A$60 |
| Premium | 4 a week (16 a month) | A$75 |
| Intensive | 5 a week (20 a month) | A$90 |
Sibling discounts are available. See the pricing page for full details.
To start: book a 2-day free trial and tell us the course, your preferred times in AEST, ACST & AWST and whether you would like a male or female teacher.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Classes are booked in your local time, whether AWST in Perth, ACST in Adelaide or AEST in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Your exact times are confirmed when you book the free trial.
Fees are fixed in Australian dollars: from A$45 a month for 8 one-on-one classes of 30 minutes to A$90 a month for 20 classes, per student. Sibling discounts are available. See all pricing plans.
Yes. December and January are a good time to move up to 4 or 5 classes a week for faster progress, then return to a lighter plan when school starts.
Yes. All you need is a reliable internet connection and a quiet space; students in regional towns get exactly the same one-on-one classes as students in the cities.
Yes, once they can read the Quran fluently with basic Tajweed. See our online Hifz course and our guide on how to memorize the Quran.
