Parents choosing an online Quran teacher for their child are trusting a stranger with real access — over video, one-on-one — to their family. We don’t think a general claim of “qualified teachers” is enough. Here’s exactly what a teacher at Al Mehdi Online Quran Center has to go through, both before they teach their first class and for as long as they keep teaching with us. This process is one part of our wider Child Safety & Safeguarding commitments.
Every teacher must hold, at minimum:
New teachers begin with a 3-month probationary period, during which we actively monitor:
A teacher only moves to a permanent roster placement once this period is complete and feedback is positive.
Vetting doesn’t stop once a teacher is confirmed. Every month, we collect direct feedback from parents about their child’s classes and actively encourage them to be honest and specific about any issues. Alongside this, we carry out random monitoring of teachers on an ongoing basis, rather than relying on parent feedback alone.
If you’d like more detail on a particular teacher’s background before booking, ask us directly via WhatsApp or email — we’re glad to answer before you commit, not just after.