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For parents

What did your child learn today — and what will they build on tomorrow?

At Sarraa, no lesson starts from zero. We begin by understanding your child's level and goal, recommend a suitable path and teacher, and after every lesson show what was memorized, what was reviewed and what comes next.

Lesson follow-up

Know what happened in every lesson

After each session, the report shows what was memorized, what was reviewed, the teacher's note, and what the next lesson will build on.

Illustrative example — no real learner data

Before the lesson

Starting point
From the assessment: level and goal
Review due
Surah Al-Mulk · Ayahs 1–5
Session plan
Memorize Ayahs 6–10 with their review

During the lesson

Near review
Consolidating Ayahs 1–5 before the new
New memorization
Surah Al-Mulk · Ayahs 6–10
Correction & tajweed
Direct notes while reciting

After the lesson

What was achieved
Memorized 6–10, reviewed 1–5
Evaluation
Very good
Next lesson
Review 1–10 · then continue from Ayah 11

This example is fully illustrative and contains no real learner data.

We keep what was learned and reviewed visible so the next lesson can build on real progress.

Responsibility

An academy's responsibility, not a lone tutor

The teacher teaches, the academy follows sessions and reports, and the system preserves your child's whole journey — so the picture stays clear for you and the teacher at every stage.

Teacher match

A teacher chosen for your child

Level, age and a workable schedule are considered before a teacher and arrangement are confirmed — instead of leaving your family to search long listings alone.

For families

More than one child? One family request

You can submit a single request covering all your children, with each learner's needs reviewed and followed separately.

The first step

Start with a short assessment for your child

Answer a few short questions about your child's level, goal and suitable study time. You will see the closest starting point, and the teaching team reviews the cases that need a closer look before recommending a path.