Take control of your child's Arabic education once and for all.

It's time to stop worrying about how to help your child in Arabic Education.

Have you wondered how and where you can help your child with their Arabic? Have you ever wondered how you can guide your child and ensure your child receives help at home to supplement the Arabic in school?

Right now, you are stuck. 

Family takes a toll on you. As you seek answers to your child's ever-persistent Arabic questions, looking for videos on YouTube and switching between videos may not be the best option. You may be losing your precious time attempting to listen to countless videos from start to finish.

To top it all off, your child has other subjects that need attention, and homework must be done.

What if you could wake up daily without worrying about your child's Arabic education?

Deep down, you feel like you're finally ready to take the plunge. To get some form of help for your child's Arabic.

Well, look no further. You have come to the right place!

Drumroll, please! It's time for:

Arabic Online Group Tuition

An Online Arabic Class to give your child a strong foundation in Arabic without you ever having to worry about it at home!

Here are some of the results achieved by our students this year in AOGT 2024!

Here are some of what our parents say about our AOGT!

Sounds just like what you need?

If you would like to register for your child, head over to this link right below:

https://tinyurl.com/AOGT2025

As a side note, Arabic Online Group Tuition is spearheaded by Ustazah Mawaddah, who was in charge of curriculum development and teacher training in her previous job as vice principal.

Arabic Anonymous is responsible for conducting workshops and enrichment lessons for the Madrasahs in Singapore. 

You could explore other options if you still need to figure out this.

You could continue to improve your Arabic… but there are many things to cover. Where should we start?

OR.

You could choose a personal tutor for your child, but how do you look for one and how would you know whether the tutor is able to meet your child's learning needs?

OR.

You could sign your child under us and watch your child bloom.

Our Arabic Online Group Tuition is entering its 4th year in 2025.

So, what is the investment, and what will you get?

Registration Fee $30

Material Fee: $130 - $160 (depending on level)

Monthly Fees: $130 - $180

Our Material Fees not only include our in-house assessment books but also:

• Regular Listening Comprehension practices to improve your child's listening skills. Regular input to a 3rd language is essential for a learner's growth.

• Timed mock tests to ensure your child is exam-ready!

• Our in-house Nahu and Sorof Notes and worksheets to get your child up-to-speed required at his level

• A wide variety of literary materials to give your child Arabic input

Close working relationship with parents

• Regular feedback to parents

• Summary after each lesson

I'm interested! Sign me up please!

It would help if you acted fast. Most of our slots are full. We only have few slots left.

Our Teacher-student ratio is 1:10 —and 1:15 for senior teachers.

We will open registrations again next year if slots are available for the required class and level.

Here is more feedback from our parents!

Please bear in mind that our online group is not the magic pill.

It is NOT a quick-fix solution to all the problems.

It requires…

Patience.

Dedication.

Effort. 

As they say, Rome is not built in a day.

Even when we were toddlers, we took time to speak.

It wasn't an overnight thing.

Our tuition classes are once a week. Students are also expected to revise, do their homework diligently as their Arabic tuition teacher taught, and be attentive in class.

Merely turning up for our online classes may make some magic…but your child, too, needs to put in effort to gain some benefit from our online courses.

Our AOGT 2025 schedule as you can see below, have their quota filled up. If you would like your child to be put on the waiting list, do let us know.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What subjects are offered in the tuition program?

Our tuition program offers a thorough approach to Arabic language learning, including Nahu, Insya', and Saraf, vocabulary building, reading practice, and support for writing, comprehension, and oral skills.

2. How are the classes structured?

Our classes combine instruction, practice exercises, assessments, games, and mock tests for SA1 and SA2 to ensure comprehensive and engaging learning.

3. Is there a trial class or a way to assess if the program is suitable?

We do not offer trial classes. To assess the program's suitability, students need to attend and participate actively in at least 8 lessons to see improvements in their Arabic.

4. What is the policy for missed classes or make-up sessions? Do we only pay after the child attends every 4 classes?

The fee covers all four lessons in the cycle, regardless of attendance. A recording will be available if a class is missed, and you can ask during the next lesson.

5. What is the student-to-teacher ratio in the classes?

We maintain a low teacher-student ratio to ensure effective learning and attention. Typically, our ratio is between 1:10 and 1:15 for senior teachers.

6. Do you offer physical tuition classes?

No, we only offer online tuition classes. These are conducted via Zoom, with all necessary resources provided digitally and physical books sent to students.

7. Are there any breaks or intervals during the online classes? How about the timing during Ramadhan?

Depending on the session's duration, online classes may include short breaks, such as a Maghrib prayer break. These breaks will be communicated during the class. During Ramadhan, lesson timings will be adjusted as needed, with discussions between parents, the teacher in charge, and the AA team. We value open communication to accommodate everyone's needs.

8. Are there any lessons during the June and December holidays?

The Student Handbook will share scheduled lesson dates. However, our last lesson of the year will coincide with the last week of school.

If you have been wondering and worrying about how and where you can help your child with their Arabic… don't wait any longer!

I'm interested. Sign me up!