Online English Courses for Kids, Adults & Beginners — Online Quran 24

Online Quran 24 offers live, one-on-one online English classes for kids, adults, and complete beginners, taught by experienced, vetted tutors. Classes are scheduled around your time zone, whether you’re in Pakistan, the Gulf, the UK, the US, or anywhere else in the world. A 3-day free trial lets you try a class before you commit to anything.

About Our Teachers

Every tutor who joins Online Quran 24 is selected for their teaching experience and interviewed before they start working with students. We know that parents in particular want to know who is teaching their child, and why, before they hand over a schedule and a video call link — so we keep that information visible, not buried in a contact form.

This matters more, not less, once English lessons sit alongside Quran classes on the same platform. A family choosing Online Quran 24 for English tutoring is usually already comfortable with how we run classes for children — the same expectations around punctuality, communication with parents, and a respectful learning environment carry over to the academic side of what we offer.

Why Learn English Online with Online Quran 24?

Learning English online through Online Quran 24 means combining academic progress with a platform your family may already trust. Many of our students first joined us for Quran classes, so adding English lessons means one login, one team, and no need to vet a second, unrelated tutoring company.

Live, one-on-one classes — not pre-recorded videos
Flexible scheduling for students in any time zone
Tutors experienced in teaching English to non-native speakers
A calm, respectful learning environment for Muslim families
The same academy families already know for Quran lessons

How Do Online English Classes Work for Kids and Adults?

Online English classes at Online Quran 24 are held live, one-on-one, over video call, so your tutor can adjust the pace to your child’s level or your own. Sessions cover speaking, reading, grammar, and vocabulary, and are booked at a time that actually fits your day, not a fixed slot you have to work around.

A typical class includes:

A warm-up conversation to build speaking confidence
Focused practice on the skill area you’re working on that week
Short homework or practice tasks between sessions
Direct feedback to parents on a younger student’s progress

Beyond English: Other Academic Subjects We Teach

Online Quran 24 also supports students in academic subjects beyond English. Depending on tutor availability, we offer online tutoring in the subjects below — useful if you’d rather arrange English classes and academic support through one academy instead of juggling separate platforms for Quran, English, and school subjects.

This is particularly common with families who started with us for Quran memorization or Tajweed and later asked whether we could also help with a child’s school workload. Academic tutoring is offered on the same live, one-on-one basis as our English and Quran classes, rather than as pre-recorded lessons.

Biology (Urdu & English Support)

Biology sessions are available with explanations in both Urdu and English, so students can follow concepts in whichever language feels clearer, while still learning the English terminology they’ll need for exams.

Science

General science tutoring for school-age students working through their regular curriculum.

Chemistry

One-on-one chemistry support, from basic concepts through to exam-level topics.

Mathematics

Mathematics tutoring at a pace matched to the student, from core arithmetic to more advanced topics as they progress through school.

Scheduling Across Time Zones

One of the more practical questions families ask before enrolling isn’t about the curriculum at all — it’s whether a class time will actually fit their day. Because Online Quran 24 already teaches students across very different time zones for Quran classes, the same scheduling approach carries over to English lessons.

Class times are arranged around the student’s time zone, not a fixed head-office schedule
Rescheduling a class is possible when something comes up, rather than losing the session
Parents booking for a child can sit in on the first class if they’d like to see how it runs
Adults learning for themselves can choose early morning, evening, or weekend slots

Who Is This English Program For?

Kids learning English for school or everyday use
Adults building confidence in reading, writing, or speaking
Complete beginners starting from the alphabet and basic phrases
Reverts and new Muslims who want extra support communicating in English within their community

What Does the Course Curriculum Cover?

Our online English course moves through four skill areas, adjusted to each student’s starting level and goals rather than a one-size-fits-all script. A tutor working with a complete beginner will spend more time on basic vocabulary and simple sentences, while a tutor working with an adult preparing for work or study abroad will focus more on fluency, writing, and confident conversation.

Speaking & Pronunciation

Conversation practice focused on being understood clearly and speaking with confidence, not just reciting rules.

Reading Comprehension

Age- and level-appropriate texts, with questions and discussion to check real understanding.

Grammar & Sentence Structure

Grammar taught through use — building sentences, not memorizing charts in isolation.

Writing Practice

Guided writing tasks, from simple sentences for beginners to structured paragraphs and essays for advanced students.

How Many Words Are in the English Language?

There’s no single exact number, because English keeps growing. The Oxford English Dictionary lists over 170,000 words in current use, plus tens of thousands of obsolete ones, and new words are added every year. Estimates that go higher, into the millions, usually count technical, scientific, and regional terms separately.

It’s one of the reasons English can feel like a big subject to take on — which is exactly why a live tutor who can focus on what you actually need, rather than the whole dictionary, tends to help more than an app or a textbook alone.

Who Invented the English Language?

English wasn’t invented by one person or one event. It developed from the language of Germanic tribes — the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes — who settled in Britain from around the 5th century onward. Later, Viking raids, the Christian church, and the Norman Conquest of 1066 added Norse, Latin, and French words, shaping the mixed, flexible language spoken today.

That mixed history is part of why English spelling and grammar can feel inconsistent to learners — rules borrowed from several languages don’t always agree with each other, which is easier to untangle with a tutor than alone.

Pricing and How to Enroll

Online Quran 24 keeps enrollment simple. Start with a 3-day free trial class, with no long-term commitment required, and move to a regular schedule once you’re comfortable with your tutor and the pace of the classes.

3-day free trial for new students
Flexible scheduling across time zones
Live, one-on-one sessions with a real tutor
Open to kids, adults, and complete beginners
This online English course sits alongside our Quran, Biology, Science, Chemistry, and Mathematics tutoring, so you can build a full schedule with one academy

Final Thoughts

Learning English online works best when it feels personal, not generic. Online Quran 24 has spent the past 5 years building live, one-on-one classes for Muslim families worldwide — over 350 students so far — and now brings that same approach to English and other academic subjects. If you’re deciding whether to enroll your child or start learning yourself, the simplest next step is the free trial: sit in on one class, meet a tutor, and decide from there. No pressure, and no commitment until you’re ready.

FAQs About English

How do online English classes work for kids and adults?

How many words are in the English language?

There is no single exact number, because English keeps growing. The Oxford English Dictionary lists over 170,000 words in current use, plus tens of thousands of obsolete ones, with new words added every year.

Who invented the English language?

English was not invented by one person. It developed from the language of Germanic tribes who settled in Britain from around the 5th century, later shaped by Norse, Latin, and French influence through Viking raids, the church, and the Norman Conquest of 1066.