Quran Kids Haven
Online Quran academy for children — multi-currency enrolment and course funnel
Description
Quran Kids Haven teaches Quran, Tajweed and Islamic studies to children in one-to-one live classes, with families enrolled across several countries. The website had to sell a service where the buyer is a parent, the student is a child, and the price is paid in a currency that depends on where the family lives.
Courses are presented the way a parent chooses one — by the child's age and stage, not by an internal syllabus. Six structured courses run from Noorani Qaida for four-to-eight-year-olds through Quran reading, Tajweed, Hifz, Tafseer and Islamic studies, each showing its age range and class length so a parent can match a course to their child in seconds.
Pricing is the part that does the most work. Families pay in their own currency, so the pricing section switches between Australian, Canadian and US dollars rather than asking parents to convert. Plans are built around how families actually enrol — a single student, a sibling plan for two children from one family, or a family plan for three or four — with each child keeping separate one-to-one classes and their own course. The sibling and family plans are priced to make enrolling a second child the obvious decision.
The enrolment path is deliberately short. A free trial of three to five days removes the risk of committing, and the process is spelled out in four steps: sign up, choose a package, get matched with a qualified teacher, start learning. Around that sits the reassurance a parent needs before handing their child to an online teacher — a child-safe environment, qualified teachers, flexible timings across time zones, and regular progress reports.
Project Highlights
12 key featuresMulti-Currency Pricing
Families see prices in Australian, Canadian or US dollars at the flick of a switch, instead of converting a foreign figure themselves.
Sibling & Family Plans
Two-child and three-to-four-child plans, each student keeping separate one-to-one classes, priced so enrolling another child is the easy decision.
Six Structured Courses
Noorani Qaida, Quran Reading, Tajweed, Hifz-ul-Quran, Tafseer and Islamic Studies, each with its age range and class length.
Age-Based Course Matching
Courses are labelled by age and level so a parent can match their child in seconds rather than reading a syllabus.
Free-Trial Funnel
Three to five days of free trial classes remove the commitment barrier at the top of the enrolment path.
Four-Step Enrolment
Sign up, choose a package, get matched with a teacher, start learning — the whole process visible before a parent begins.
Teacher Matching
Each child is assigned a qualified teacher, presented as a step in the journey rather than an internal process.
Progress Reports
Regular reporting is promised on every plan, answering the parent's real question: is my child actually learning?
Parent-Trust Content
Child-safe environment, qualified teachers, flexible timings and personalised attention addressed directly.
Built for Time Zones
Flexible scheduling and class delivery over Zoom, Skype or WhatsApp for families spread across continents.
Admin-Managed Content
Courses, packages, currencies and pricing are all editable by the academy without a developer.
Responsive Throughout
Course cards, the currency switcher and the pricing tables all hold up from desktop down to phone width.
Conclusion
The academy has a site that does its selling: a parent can find the right course for their child's age, see the price in their own currency, understand what enrolling involves, and start a free trial without speaking to anyone first.
Built on our own CMS, the academy controls its courses, pricing tiers and currencies directly — which matters for a business whose pricing has to move with three exchange rates.
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