Raise ChildrenWho Speak the Language of Home
Live Lebanese Arabic lessons for ages 4–17, with tutors who specialise in teaching children online — so your children can talk to family back home, not just study a language.
Why It Matters
Arabic doesn’t pass down on its own once a family leaves Lebanon. It takes a little deliberate help — and the payoff is real: a child who can call Jiddo without you translating, joke around with cousins on a summer visit, and feel like Lebanon is theirs too, not just a place their parents are from.
Every class is live and led by a tutor who specialises in teaching children — not an adult curriculum shortened for children. Session length is matched to age so younger learners stay engaged and you’re not paying full-length pricing for a shorter attention span.
| Age | Session length |
|---|---|
| 4–7 | 30 minutes |
| 8–12 | 45 minutes |
| 13–17 | 60 minutes |
Lessons are practical and conversational from day one — real spoken Lebanese, not grammar drills.
Reading Too – As an Option
Once a child is comfortable speaking, tutors can introduce the Arabic script in a fun, playful way: games and short reads rather than worksheets. Families can choose speaking-only or speaking-plus-reading.
Group Siblings or Cousins and Save
Siblings or cousins close in age can share a session at a lower per-child rate than booking separately — and the more who join, the more each child saves. For example, two children ages 4–7 sharing a single lesson pay $37 total instead of $44 booked apart, and the gap widens further across multi-lesson packages. For a wider age gap, each child books their own age-appropriate track instead.
Full pricing by age and group size lives on the Pricing page.