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Urdu Reading, Writing & Speaking · Live one-on-one lessons
Online Urdu Classes: Reading, Writing & Speaking
Help your learner use Urdu with more confidence at home and in everyday conversations. Live one-to-one lessons combine listening and speaking with careful reading and handwriting practice, starting from the skills they already have.
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Individual attentionYour level. Your pace.
FormatLive online
Class sizeOne student + one tutor
Starting levelChecked in your demo
PacePersonal learning plan
Who is this course for?
Children learning Urdu alongside English, heritage-language learners who speak some Urdu but cannot read it, and beginners who want a guided start.
Before you begin
No Urdu reading experience is required. Tell us whether the learner understands spoken Urdu, recognises letters or can already read simple words. Teaching-language support and tutor availability are confirmed before the trial.
What you will work towards
- Recognise Urdu letters in different word positions and connect familiar sounds
- Read everyday words and short level-appropriate sentences
- Form letters clearly and write familiar words or short sentences
- Use simple questions and answers in everyday conversation
Urdu Reading, Writing & Speaking: course content
The tutor uses these stages as a guide and adjusts the starting point, examples and revision to your assessment.
01Find your starting point
The tutor checks listening, conversation, letter recognition and handwriting separately. A learner may speak confidently while needing beginner reading activities.
02Letters, sounds and connected reading
Practise letter shapes, similar sounds and joined forms. Read a small set of useful words before moving to short sentences.
03Handwriting and meaning
Write letters and familiar words with feedback on formation and spacing. Connect each written example with something the learner can say and understand.
04Speaking in everyday situations
Practise greetings, family conversations and simple questions through role play. The tutor adjusts vocabulary and sentence length to the learner’s level.
How your one-on-one class works
Your tutor listens to you individually, checks understanding and allows time to repeat a difficult part. The balance of explanation, reading and discussion depends on the course and learner.
Reconnect and revise
Begin with a brief check-in and review the previous assignment.
Learn a focused next step
The tutor explains or models the next skill using a manageable example.
Practise with feedback
Try it yourself, ask questions and repeat with correction or clarification.
Agree the next practice task
Finish with a clear revision task and a focus for the next lesson.
Lesson duration and frequency are agreed during booking. Each activity takes the time the learner needs, rather than following an identical minute-by-minute timetable.
Practice between lessons
Keep revision short: read a few tutor-selected words, write a small example and use one sentence in a family conversation. Parents can encourage attempts without turning every conversation into a test.
Progress and feedback
Review reading accuracy, clearer handwriting, listening comprehension and increasingly independent answers. Progress can differ across the three skills; the tutor adjusts practice rather than promising a fixed completion date.
Talk to the tutor or support team about recurring difficulties, missed lessons or a change in your routine so the next steps remain realistic.
Urdu Reading, Writing & Speaking: common questions
1My child speaks Urdu but cannot read it. Can they join?
Yes. Tell us what they can understand and say. The trial helps identify a reading and writing starting point without repeating conversation skills they already have.
2Will the lessons cover speaking as well as writing?
Yes. Reading, writing and speaking are course goals. The balance is adapted to the learner’s starting level and priorities.
3Are Quran and Urdu reading the same skill?
No. Urdu has its own vocabulary, additional letters and language patterns. Experience reading Arabic may help with recognising some shapes, but Urdu comprehension and conversation need their own practice.
4What do Urdu lessons cost?
Urdu uses the same monthly plans as our Quran courses: one learner and 30-minute lessons, with country-specific prices shown on this page. Other durations, sibling plans and tutor availability are confirmed before enrollment.
5How are lesson times and fees agreed?
Share your country, city, weekly availability and preferred lesson duration. The team confirms a tutor slot and the fees for your plan before you enroll.
6What do I need for the free demo?
A phone, tablet or computer, reliable internet and a quiet place are enough to begin. The team sends joining instructions. A parent should help younger children get connected.
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Start Urdu Reading, Writing & Speaking in three simple steps.
Meet the tutor
Join a one-on-one demo and discuss a suitable learning path.
Choose your plan
Review the suggested schedule and fees, then decide whether to continue.
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Urdu Reading, Writing & Speaking: monthly fees
One learner, 30-minute one-to-one lessons. The same confirmed plans apply to Quran and Urdu courses. Tutor availability and your final schedule are agreed before enrollment.
UK · GBP
- 3 days per week
- £25 / month
- 5 days per week
- £30 / month
- Weekend classes
- £25 / month
USA · USD
- 3 days per week
- $40 / month
- 5 days per week
- $50 / month
- Weekend classes
- $40 / month
Canada · CAD
- 3 days per week
- C$40 / month
- 5 days per week
- C$50 / month
- Weekend classes
- C$40 / month
Australia · AUD
- 3 days per week
- A$40 / month
- 5 days per week
- A$50 / month
- Weekend classes
- A$40 / month
Europe · EUR
- 3 days per week
- €25 / month
- 5 days per week
- €30 / month
- Weekend classes
- €25 / month
Oman · OMR
- 3 days per week
- OMR 15 / month
- 5 days per week
- OMR 20 / month
- Weekend classes
- OMR 15 / month
Other durations and family plans: use the fee calculator. See missed-class and cancellation terms. The trial request requires no payment.
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Send your contact details and starting course interest. Timing and tutor preferences can be discussed after the request is saved.
Urdu uses the same monthly fee plans shown above. Choose your country and discuss duration, frequency and tutor availability before enrollment.
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