Online Quran Classes in New Zealand for Bangladeshi Kids
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~ 7 min readOnline Quran classes in New Zealand for Bangladeshi kids: live 1-to-1 Bangla teachers, classes at NZ time, 5,000 BDT a month, free trial class.
Online Quran Classes in New Zealand for Bangladeshi Kids
Learn Al Quran Online BD teaches Bangladeshi children in New Zealand the Quran online, live and 1-to-1 on Google Meet, at a time that suits New Zealand, for 5,000 BDT a month. New Zealand is 6 or 7 hours ahead of Bangladesh, so an evening class in Auckland or Wellington falls around midday in Dhaka. Classes last 1 hour, 3, 4 or 5 days a week, and the first class is a free trial of up to 1 hour.
For a Bangladeshi family in Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington, Christchurch or a smaller town, finding a Bangla-speaking Quran teacher nearby can be very hard. The community is small and spread out, and the nearest mosque class may be far away or taught in a language your child does not use at home. Online classes from home mean your child can learn the Quran in Bangla, without a long drive after school.
Can Bangladeshi kids in New Zealand learn the Quran online?
Yes. You need a device with a camera and microphone, a steady internet connection and a quiet spot. Our teachers are based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and teach live on Google Meet. Most classes are in Bangla, so your child and you understand every word. Children who are growing up speaking mostly English can ask for an English-speaking teacher, subject to availability.
What is the time difference between New Zealand and Bangladesh?
New Zealand is 7 hours ahead of Bangladesh while daylight saving is on (from late September to early April) and 6 hours ahead for the rest of the year. Bangladesh does not change its clocks, so the gap changes twice a year.
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New Zealand time |
Bangladesh time (NZ summer time) |
Bangladesh time (NZ winter time) |
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5:00 pm |
10:00 am |
11:00 am |
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6:00 pm |
11:00 am |
12:00 pm |
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7:00 pm |
12:00 pm |
1:00 pm |
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8:00 pm |
1:00 pm |
2:00 pm |
The good news is that a New Zealand evening is the Bangladesh daytime, when teachers are fresh. A class before school in New Zealand falls late at night in Dhaka, so it depends on teacher availability. A weekend class on Saturday or Sunday also works for many families. Tell us the hours when your child is free, and we will arrange a class, subject to teacher availability.
What time is best for children in New Zealand?
School in New Zealand runs from Monday to Friday, and the weekend is Saturday and Sunday. Families often choose:
- Early evening, after the child comes home, has a snack and rests.
- After dinner, when the day is quieter.
- Saturday or Sunday, for a calmer lesson. Ask us when you book so we can check availability.
A short, regular class, a few days a week, usually works better than a long class that tires the child.
Which courses are available for kids in New Zealand?
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Your child |
Course |
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Is just starting with Arabic letters |
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Can read letters and needs to read the Quran |
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Wants correct and beautiful recitation |
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Wants to memorise the Quran |
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Needs one path from Alif-Ba to complete Nazera |
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Wants to understand and speak Arabic |
Parents and adults can join too: see Online Quran Classes for Adults.
Why do Bangladeshi parents in New Zealand choose a Bangladeshi teacher?
In a small community far from home, hearing the Quran taught in Bangla helps a child hold on to the family's language and faith. A Bangladeshi teacher knows the family's culture and can speak with parents too. We have male and female teachers, and you can tell us your preference when you book, subject to availability.
How do reports help busy parents?
Teachers send a daily report on each student, and guardians receive a monthly progress report. Every class is live on Google Meet and is monitored. If you are at work or away during class, the report tells you what was taught.
How do you start?
- Book the free trial class. It lasts up to 1 hour.
- Tell us your child's age, level and the hours free in New Zealand time.
- Meet the teacher and see how a class works.
- Choose 3, 4 or 5 days a week and begin.
What does it cost?
The fee is 5,000 BDT a month, about 41 USD, for any course and for 3, 4 or 5 days a week. Each class is 1 hour. Read our pricing guide for diaspora parents for a comparison.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you teach children in New Zealand?
Yes. We teach Bangladeshi families around the world, and classes are held at a time that suits New Zealand.
What is the time difference between New Zealand and Bangladesh?
New Zealand is 7 hours ahead during daylight saving (late September to early April) and 6 hours ahead for the rest of the year.
Are the classes in Bangla?
Mostly, yes. English-speaking teachers are available for children who need English.
Can my daughter learn with a female teacher?
Yes. We have female teachers. Tell us your preference when you book, subject to availability.
Can we have classes on Saturday or Sunday?
Tell us your preferred days when you book. We will check what can be arranged, subject to teacher availability.
Can we try a class first?
Yes. The free trial class lasts up to 1 hour. You and your child can meet the teacher and see how a class works.
Explore Our Online Courses
- Online Hifzul Quran Course for Kids: memorise the Quran step by step with a 1-to-1 teacher and regular revision.
- Spoken English Course: speak English with confidence, for children and adults.
- Online Quran Tajweed Course: learn the rules of correct and beautiful recitation.
- Online Nazera Quran Course for Kids: read the Quran correctly from the text, with teacher correction.
- Online Quran Classes for Adults: Quran learning for parents and adults at any level.
- Smart Maktab Learning: a learning path for children from Alif-Ba to complete Nazera.
- Online Noorani Qaida: the first step, Arabic letters and sounds for beginners.
- Online Arabic Language Course: understand and speak the language of the Quran.
Book Your Free Trial Class
Book your free trial class and meet a teacher at a time that suits New Zealand. You can also contact us with any question, or read more about us.
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