Fees
What it costs, and what it includes.
One-to-one teaching is priced by how often you want to meet, not by course. Every plan below is the same teacher, the same written monthly note, and the same first class free.
No cost
The first class is free and there is nothing to pay to arrange it.
The ledger
Three rhythms, one rate each
All six courses cost the same. What changes the fee is how many classes a week you want, because that is what changes a teacher’s time.
Example figures — not our real fees.
The three rows below are placeholders so the page can be reviewed as a design. Madrasa Ayesha has not set these amounts. Nothing here is an offer.
Two classes a week
- Length of each
- 30 minutes
- In Pakistan
- Rs 4,000 per month
- Elsewhere
- $20 per month
Enough to hold momentum for a young beginner who is also at school.
Three classes a week
Most families
- Length of each
- 30 minutes
- In Pakistan
- Rs 5,500 per month
- Elsewhere
- $28 per month
What most families settle on. Three contacts a week is where revision starts to stick.
Five classes a week
- Length of each
- 30 to 45 minutes
- In Pakistan
- Rs 8,500 per month
- Elsewhere
- $45 per month
For a Hifz student, or an adult with a deadline of their own making.
- Fees are monthly, in advance, and there is no contract — a month’s notice either way.
- Overseas amounts are the same class billed in a currency you already think in, not a surcharge.
- Add or drop a class a week whenever you like. The change starts the following month.
Included
What every fee already covers
There is no tier where these are extras. They are what a class at this madrasa is.
The same teacher every week
Not a rota. The person who taught your first class is the person who knows where you stopped.
Scheduling in your timezone
You pick the hour. We work back from it. Classes run from early morning to late night Pakistan time to make that possible.
A female teacher on request
For any student, at no difference in fee, without having to explain why you are asking.
A written note each month
What was covered, what is holding, and what needs work — in writing, so progress is not a matter of opinion.
No registration fee
Nothing to pay to start, nothing to pay to stop, and no charge for rescheduling a class you told us about.
To confirmMaterials, where we have them
The Qaida, worksheets and revision sheets a class needs are sent to you. See our free resources.
To confirm
If the number is a problem
Two things that are not on the ledger
More than one child
Families teaching two or more students should ask before enrolling the second. We would rather set a family rate than watch a parent choose which child continues.
When a family cannot pay
Say so, privately, to whoever you are already speaking to. A madrasa that turns away a student over money has misunderstood what it is for. This conversation stays between you and us.
Fees, plainly
The five things people ask about money
Where we do not yet have a confirmed answer, the row says so rather than guessing at one.
- When do I pay?
- After the free class, and only if you decide to carry on. Monthly, in advance, for the month ahead.
- How do I pay from outside Pakistan?
- The methods we can accept are being confirmed. Ask us and we will tell you what works from your country today.To confirm
- What if we miss a class?
- Tell us beforehand and it is moved, not lost. A class nobody turned up to and nobody mentioned is a class that was taught.
- Is there a fee to pause?
- No. Ramadan, exams, travel — tell us and the month stops. Your teacher and your place are held.
- Do fees differ between courses?
- Whether Hifz and Qiraat are priced above the others has not been confirmed.To confirm
No cost to find out
Sit in on one class before you decide anything
The first class is free, one-to-one, at a time you choose, with a real teacher rather than a sales call. If it is not right, that is the end of it and you owe nothing.