Arabic lessons your child can grow with
Live one-to-one Arabic lessons for children growing up between languages. A structured Modern Standard Arabic curriculum, a tutor matched to your child, and a clear update after every lesson.
- Trial lessons open at launch
- Free 20-minute trial, no payment details
- One email from us when booking opens
Keeping Arabic alive can be hard when your child is growing up between languages.
Many children understand more Arabic than they speak. Apps rarely give enough practice, and finding the right tutor can feel stressful.
Does this sound like your child?
Choose the one that feels closest.
“She understands everything her grandmother says, but answers in English.”
Her tutor can gently build speaking confidence, one small win at a time. No child is pushed to speak before they’re ready.
Join the waiting list“We speak Arabic at home, but he can’t read a word of it.”
Hearing Arabic at home can be a valuable starting point. Our structured Modern Standard Arabic curriculum guides your child step by step into reading and writing.
Join the waiting list“I don’t speak Arabic myself, but I want my children to have it.”
You don’t need to speak Arabic to support their learning. After each lesson, you’ll see what they worked on, how they’re progressing and what they can practise next.
Join the waiting list“Weekend school, apps, a tutor… nothing lasted.”
A tutor who gets to know your child, with lessons that build on each other over time.
Join the waiting list“I’m the only one who speaks Arabic at home. When I try to teach them myself, it ends in frustration.”
Let the tutor be the teacher, so you can go back to being the parent. After each lesson, you’ll see what they can practise next, without having to lead the teaching yourself.
Join the waiting listNanour brings the tutor, curriculum and parent support together.
Structured curriculum
A clear path from first words to confident use.
Matched tutor
Chosen for your child's level, age and personality.
Parent updates
Simple summaries after every lesson.
Inside a Nanour lesson
A real lesson, built around your child
Your child learns live with a regular tutor, using structured materials that build from one lesson to the next. Every lesson is recorded, so you and your child can revisit it afterwards.
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Every child learns differently
Before the first lesson, you can tell us what helps your child, what they enjoy and what they find hard. If you choose to share this, their tutor uses it to help shape the teaching: the pace, activities and examples. The curriculum defines what your child learns; the tutor can adapt how it is taught around your child.
You can tell us about your child
What helps, what they enjoy and anything their tutor should know.
Lessons connect with their interests
Examples and activities can draw on things they already enjoy.
Different ways to understand
Tutors can use pictures, sounds, games, writing and conversation to explain and practise the same skills.
Their pace, with a clear path
The curriculum gives direction while the tutor can adjust the pace along the way.
How it works
1Tell us about your child
Share their age, Arabic exposure, goals and availability.
2Try a free lesson
Your child meets a tutor and does a friendly 20-minute trial.
3Choose weekly or twice-weekly lessons
We recommend the right rhythm based on your child's level and goals.
4Start learning
Regular lessons with tutor feedback and parent updates.
No payment needed for the trial. One free trial per child.
You’re never left guessing
A warm summary after every lesson
After each lesson your child’s tutor sends a short, friendly update — what your child practised, how it went, and what to try next — so you can follow the progress even if you don’t speak Arabic yourself. You will receive it in English, Arabic or French — whichever you read most comfortably.
A clear learning journey, not random lessons
Every child follows a structured, levelled pathway in Modern Standard Arabic, moving step by step from first words to confident reading, writing and speaking.
See the curriculumStart here
No Arabic needed.
Level 1
First words and the Arabic alphabet
Level 2
Reading and writing simple words
The path ahead
Levels 3 to 8
Simple lesson packs after your free trial
Starter
$325
8 × 30-minute lessons
A good way to build a first routine.
Founding-family rate: $310
Term
$950
24 × 30-minute lessons
Best for steady progress over a school term.
Founding-family rate: $875
Annual
From $208/month
Billed annually at $2,499
68 × 30-minute lessons
Best value for a full year of consistent learning.
Founding-family rate: $2,250
Not sure which pack is right? We'll recommend the best option after your child's trial.
Your child's tutor is chosen carefully
Every tutor is reviewed before teaching and matched to your child's age, level and personality.
Warm and patient
Tutors encourage children without pressure.
Child-friendly teaching
Lessons are age-appropriate, clear and supportive.
Follows Nanour's curriculum
Tutors follow our structured learning pathway.
Clear parent updates
You receive simple, useful updates after lessons.
Support between lessons
Simple worksheets, activities and parent guides to help your child practise Arabic at home.
Practice with Koko: short games between lessons that bring back the words your child has learned, so they stick.
Worksheets
Printable practice for letters, vocabulary and writing.
Activities
Games, flashcards, puzzles and listening activities.
Parent guides
Practical advice to support your child's Arabic confidence.
“Our children were growing up between languages. Arabic was around them — in family WhatsApp threads, in songs, in a grandparent’s voice on a video call. But around wasn’t enough. So we built the structure.”
Questions parents often ask
Does my child need to know Arabic already?
No. Many children start from no Arabic at all — the curriculum begins at the very first letters and builds from there.
What happens in the free trial?
Your child meets one of our tutors for a friendly 20-minute lesson. No payment is needed, and it helps us confirm the right starting level.
Can we do weekly or twice-weekly lessons?
Yes. We recommend a rhythm after the trial, and you choose what fits your family — weekly or twice-weekly.
How do you choose the tutor?
A real person on our team chooses the tutor we think fits your child best, based on a short conversation with you — not an algorithm.
What if my child is shy or reluctant to speak Arabic?
That is very common. Nanour tutors build confidence gently through warm conversation, repetition and structured practice. Children are not pressured to speak before they are ready.
Do parents need to speak Arabic?
No. Parent updates explain what your child practised and what they can do next, so you can support them even if you are not confident in Arabic yourself.
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