Online Quran Classes in Australia

Looking for online Quran classes in Australia? Let’s Join Quran offers 1-to-1 live lessons for children and adults across Australia, with qualified male and female tutors, lessons planned around Australian time zones, and a 3-day free trial. You can learn from home, with the same tutor for each lesson.

Why Australian Muslim families choose us

  • 1-to-1 live classes — no group sessions, so your child gets the tutor’s full attention.
  • Male and female tutors — request a female teacher for your daughter, or for ladies’ classes.
  • Australian time zones — lessons in Sydney and Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth time, including after-school and evening times.
  • Qualified tutors — patient, encouraging teaching for beginners and young children.
  • 3-day free trial — try the teaching first, before you decide on regular lessons.

Quran courses for students in Australia

Whatever stage you or your child is at, there is a structured course to start with:

  • Noorani Qaida — Arabic letters and reading foundations for beginners.
  • Quran Reading — fluent, correct recitation of the Holy Quran.
  • Tajweed — the rules of beautiful, accurate recitation.
  • Hifz — structured memorisation with regular revision.
  • Quran for Adults — calm, judgement-free classes for adults starting or returning.
  • Islamic Studies — duas, the basics of the deen, and Islamic manners.

How online Quran classes work

Classes run over Zoom with a screen-shared Quran, so your child learns from home with you nearby. After the free trial, you choose a weekly schedule, and the same tutor teaches each session, so progress can stay steady and personal. All you need is a device, such as a laptop, tablet or phone, and an internet connection.

Flexible timings for every Australian time zone

Sydney and Melbourne share the same time: Australian Eastern Standard Time (UTC+10) in winter, and Australian Eastern Daylight Time (UTC+11) during daylight saving, from the first Sunday in October to the first Sunday in April. Brisbane stays on Australian Eastern Standard Time (UTC+10) all year, because Queensland does not observe daylight saving, so Brisbane is the same time as Sydney and Melbourne in winter, and one hour behind them in daylight-saving months. Adelaide is half an hour behind Sydney and Melbourne: Australian Central Standard Time (UTC+9:30) in winter, and Australian Central Daylight Time (UTC+10:30) in daylight saving. Perth stays on Australian Western Standard Time (UTC+8) all year, so it is two hours behind Sydney and Melbourne in winter, and three hours behind them during daylight saving.

For example, a lesson at 5.00 pm in Sydney during daylight saving would be 4.00 pm in Brisbane, 4.30 pm in Adelaide and 2.00 pm in Perth at the same moment. In winter, 5.00 pm in Sydney would be 5.00 pm in Brisbane, 4.30 pm in Adelaide and 3.00 pm in Perth. Families often ask for an after-school time, for example 4.30 pm, or an evening time, for example 7.00 pm, in their own local time. These are examples only; the exact time is agreed when you book the trial.

Online Quran classes for kids and adults in Australia

Many parents look for online Quran classes for kids in Australia because they want a patient lesson at home. In a 1-to-1 lesson, the tutor can move at your child’s pace and build confidence gently, while parents sit nearby. Adults can also learn around work and family life, starting with the basics without pressure, and you can request a female teacher for your daughter or for ladies’ classes when you book.

Major cities served across Australia

Online lessons are available to families in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide. Because lessons are online, you do not need to travel to a centre. Families in smaller towns can join on the same basis, provided they have a device and an internet connection.

How the 3-day free trial works in Australia

  1. Request the free trial — share your preferred local times, your time zone and the course level, if you know it.
  2. Agree a trial time — the trial time and tutor are agreed with you before the first lesson.
  3. Try three days of lessons — see how the lesson, the tutor and the timing work for your family.
  4. Choose your regular schedule — keep a similar local time for regular lessons, or ask for a different time if routines change.

Book your free trial here.

Frequently asked questions

Are the classes really 1-to-1?

Yes. Every lesson is private between the student and their tutor — never a group class.

Can I request a female Quran teacher?

Yes. You can request a qualified female teacher for your daughter, or for ladies’ classes, when you book. See our post on female Quran teachers online.

Is there a free trial?

Yes — a 3-day free trial, so you can judge the teaching and the lesson time before paying for regular lessons. Book your free trial here.

How much do classes cost?

Please see the current options on our Pricing page. No price is quoted here, so you always see the up-to-date plans in one place.

Book your free trial today

Start your child — or yourself — on a structured Quran journey with a teacher who explains, listens and encourages. Book Your Free 3-Day Trial.