Learn Arabic online from the UK
Arabic lessons are available for children and adults at different
levels, from letter recognition to reading and comprehension.
Programme areas
- Arabic alphabet and reading.
- Vocabulary development.
- Conversation and listening.
- Sentence building and comprehension.
Learn Arabic online from the UK with a clear pathway
Tilawa Academy offers live one-to-one Arabic lessons for children and adults in the United Kingdom. Lessons can begin with Arabic letters and sounds or focus on reading, vocabulary, sentence building, comprehension and spoken communication according to the learner’s level.
Because each lesson is individual, the teacher can spend more time on the skills that need improvement. A learner who reads slowly may focus on decoding and fluency, while another learner may need stronger vocabulary, grammar or confidence using Arabic in context.
Arabic learning for different goals
Some students study Arabic to understand Quranic vocabulary more confidently, while others want broader reading and language skills. The learning plan can therefore combine reading, listening, vocabulary, grammar and communication without forcing every student through exactly the same sequence.
Explore the academy’s Arabic learning programmes to see how lessons can develop from foundations toward more advanced language skills.
Find the right starting level
The trial lesson allows the teacher to assess current ability and discuss the learner’s priorities before recommending a suitable starting point.
Book a free trial lesson and discuss your Arabic learning goals with a teacher.
How live one-to-one lessons work
Lessons take place online with a teacher in real time. The student can read, practise and receive correction during the session rather than waiting for feedback after completing a recorded activity. The teacher can revisit difficult skills, adapt the amount of practice and keep the lesson focused on the learner’s current priorities.
Regular students can build on the same learning pathway from lesson to lesson, allowing progress to be reviewed over time and new goals to be introduced when the foundations are secure.





