Grammar (qawaid)
- Parts of speech: ism, fe‘l and harf
- Tenses and sentence structure
- Gender, number and agreement
- Idioms (muhavare) and proverbs
Online Urdu tuition, from school grammar to BS compulsory Urdu
Live one-to-one Urdu lessons that follow the student's own textbook and board. The tutor explains grammar and the meaning of each lesson and poem, and works through essays, letters and exam answers until the student can write them alone.
- First 30-minute class free
- Live, one-to-one, online
- Female tutors on request
- Reply within 24 hours
Who it’s for
- School students who take Urdu as a subject, Grades 1 to 8
- Matric (Grades 9 and 10) students preparing for board exams
- Intermediate (FA and FSc) students with compulsory Urdu
- BS students with a compulsory Urdu course in their degree
- Families abroad whose children follow a Pakistani curriculum with Urdu
Before you start
- No entry test. Tell us the grade, the board, and the Urdu textbook the student uses.
- For BS Urdu: the course outline.
Problems we help with
- Grammar terms that are hard to tell apart
- Explaining the meaning of verses and prose passages in your own words
- Essays that are hard to start or organise
- Letters and applications in the correct format
- Spelling and handwriting that lose marks
Topics covered
Reading and the textbook
- Reading lessons aloud with correct pronunciation
- Explaining prose passages and verses (tashreeh)
- Summaries (khulasa) and central ideas
- Questions on each lesson and poem
Writing
- Essays (mazmoon) and stories
- Letters and applications in the correct format
- Dialogues and reports
- Spelling and clear handwriting
Exams and university
- Matric and Intermediate board papers, with past papers
- Answers in the structure the board's marking expects
- Compulsory Urdu in BS degrees: prose, poetry and composition
How lessons work
Start from the student's level
In the free 30-minute first class the tutor hears the student read and looks at their writing, and decides where to begin.
Follow the student's own textbook
Lessons follow the student's board textbook and its order of lessons and poems, so tuition supports classwork.
Meaning first, then the answer
The tutor explains what a passage or verse means, then the student writes the explanation in their own words and the tutor corrects it.
Questions are welcome
One-to-one means the student can stop the tutor at any point and ask, without waiting for a class to move on.
What you’ll be able to do
- Use Urdu grammar correctly and name its parts
- Explain prose passages and verses in their own words
- Write organised essays, letters and applications
- Write answers in the format board examiners expect
- Know which lessons are secure and which need more practice
These are the aims of the lessons. Progress depends on the student’s starting point and practice, and we never promise grades or results.
Tutors for this subject
Profiles are published only with each tutor’s consent. When you get in touch, we suggest a tutor who suits your level and schedule.
Ali Sher Abbasi
Tutor at My Subject Hub
- BS (Computer Science)
- DSA certification
- Teaching experience
- 5 years
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- English and Urdu
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- School and college subjects
- Mathematics
- Science, Physics, Chemistry and Biology
- English
- Urdu
- Teaching approach
- Friendly and patient. Daily tasks and assignments, with quizzes to check progress, and we move to the next topic only when the previous one is crystal clear.
- Curricula and boards
- All curricula and boards
- Online availability
- Any time that suits the student
Fees
Per subject, per month, in US dollars, and in Saudi riyals with 20% off for students in Saudi Arabia. Every plan starts with a free trial class.
International (USD)
For students in every country except Saudi Arabia, in US dollars.
| Plan | Classes per week | Minutes per class | Price per month, per subject | Free trial class |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Light | 2 classes a week, 60 minutes each2 | 60 min | $40 | Free 30-minute trial, Light plan, International (USD) |
| Standard | 3 classes a week, 60 minutes each3 | 60 min | $60 | Free 30-minute trial, Standard plan, International (USD) |
| Frequent | 4 classes a week, 45 minutes each4 | 45 min | $70 | Free 30-minute trial, Frequent plan, International (USD) |
Each plan is for one subject. A second subject is a second plan.
Saudi Arabia (SAR)
For students in Saudi Arabia, in Saudi riyals, with a 20% discount.
| Plan | Classes per week | Minutes per class | Price per month, per subject | Free trial class |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Light | 2 classes a week, 60 minutes each2 | 60 min | SAR 120 | Free 30-minute trial, Light plan, Saudi Arabia (SAR) |
| Standard | 3 classes a week, 60 minutes each3 | 60 min | SAR 180 | Free 30-minute trial, Standard plan, Saudi Arabia (SAR) |
| Frequent | 4 classes a week, 45 minutes each4 | 45 min | SAR 210 | Free 30-minute trial, Frequent plan, Saudi Arabia (SAR) |
Each plan is for one subject. A second subject is a second plan.
- First class free in every subject (30 minutes)
- 15-day refund if the student isn’t happy with us, or for another valid reason
Urdu uses the same monthly plans as other academic subjects. The standard plan is 3 one-hour classes a week (12 a month).
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Frequently asked questions
The questions students and parents ask us most, filed where you can find them. Pull a card to read it.
Which levels of Urdu do you teach?
School Urdu from Grade 1, Matric, Intermediate (FA and FSc) compulsory Urdu, and the compulsory Urdu course in BS (16-year) degrees.
Which boards do you follow?
Pakistani Matric and Intermediate boards, using the student's own Urdu textbook. Families abroad who follow a Pakistani curriculum are welcome: tell us the textbook and the tutor follows it.
Do you help with explaining poems (tashreeh)?
Yes. The tutor explains each verse and prose passage in the textbook, and the student practises writing the explanation and central idea in the way the board expects.
Do you prepare students for Urdu board exams?
Yes, for Matric and Intermediate Urdu, with past-paper practice. Tell us the exam date and we plan around the time left.
Do you help with compulsory Urdu in BS?
Yes. Send us the course outline and we confirm a tutor before the free class. Tutors explain and check understanding; they never complete graded work.
How many Urdu classes a week are there?
The standard plan is 3 one-hour classes a week. The other plans give two or four classes a week; the table on this page shows each price. You choose the days and times.
Can we ask for a female Urdu tutor?
Yes. Female tutors are available. Tell us when you get in touch and we confirm the tutor with you before the free class.
Not in the drawer? Send us your question and we reply within 24 hours.
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