YouM runs signature programmes, workshops and events designed to deepen Islamic knowledge, build character and confidence, and create meaningful connections among young Muslims. 

No, PTQ offerings focus on building a strong connection with the Qur’an — helping students recognise letters, understand meanings, and link Qur’anic learning to daily life.

YouM offers both online and onsite classes, depending on what suits the student.

You can enrol through the website by selecting your preferred class or programme.

Yes, YouM offers opportunities like PTQ trial classes so parents and young learners can experience the teaching approach before committing to full enrolment. 

PTQ is designed for children aged 7 to 12. Exceptions may be considered on a case-by-case basis, depending on the child’s readiness.

The lesson plan is structured to accommodate different levels, and our story‑based, progressive approach allows each child to benefit at their own pace.

Students are expected to:

• ○ arrive / log in on time,
• ○ show good adab and respect to teachers and peers,
• ○ participate positively in class activities.

Parents are partners in helping to ensure a conducive environment (punctuality, focus, proper attire, and for online – stable internet, dedicated devices and a quiet space).

PTQ is structured as a continuous, year‑round program, from January to December, with a flat monthly fee.

This allows us to plan and commit to teachers, materials, venue/online platforms and admin support for the whole year.

There are short breaks during public holidays, the June and year‑end school holidays, and the last 10 nights of Ramadan. These breaks are part of the overall yearly plan and do not change the monthly fees.

No, fees continue as long as your child is enrolled, the monthly fee still applies, even if they miss some or all classes in that month. We encourage them to use recordings/materials if they miss live classes

We understand that family circumstances can change. If you are facing financial difficulties, please contact us privately so we can discuss possible options to support your child’s continued learning.

Any arrangements will be looked at on a case‑by‑case basis, and are kept confidential.

We kindly ask that monthly fees reach us by the 1st of each month. If fees are overdue, we will send reminders and may reach out to understand if there are any difficulties.

If fees are overdue by more than two months, we may temporarily pause your child’s participation until the outstanding amount is cleared or a payment plan is agreed.

No. There are no make‑up classes or fee reductions. Where available, we will provide materials or recordings so your child can catch up at their own pace.

We strongly encourage regular attendance so your child can follow the lessons and not feel lost.

If a child’s attendance is consistently very low over several months, we may arrange a check‑in with parents to discuss how best to support the child and whether the current class timing or mode is still suitable.

We do not recommend remaining enrolled while missing many classes, as this may affect your child’s confidence and progress.

PTQ runs throughout the year, with breaks for public holidays, and June and year-end school holidays and the last 10 nights of Ramadan.

Lessons that fall on these breaks are not rescheduled, and fees remain unchanged, as they are averaged across the year.

Please send us a one‑month written notice, if you wish to withdraw.

Fees for the final month remain payable and are not refundable, even if your child does not attend all remaining classes.

The Ramadan materials are carefully prepared by our asatizah, according to the class progress, with a focus on making the month meaningful and manageable for families.

Lessons may include pre‑recorded videos, reflective activities, and recap sessions, and are considered part of the regular programme.

We usually have recap lessons and, where appropriate, live catch up sessions after Ramadan when students return to the usual class format.

If your child is unwell, we encourage you to let them rest at home and inform us as early as possible. We will share materials or recordings where available so they can catch up.

If a child becomes unwell or very distressed during class, we may contact parents and, if needed, ask for the child to be picked up (onsite) or to leave the (online) session to rest.

For onsite classes, please ensure that your child is picked up on time after class for their safety and peace of mind.