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Fun from the first lesson
Games, prompts and lively speaking activities help every child join in, whether they know a few Urdu words or none yet.
✳ UK-BASED • ONLINE • FUN & ENGAGING
Learn Urdu.Speak it with confidence.
From first words to fun role-play and real conversations, our engaging online lessons help children and teenagers speak Urdu with confidence. With interactive activities and a clear, step-by-step journey, every learner can join in — from complete beginners to those who already know a little.
£4launch price / lesson
30 minper session
8–12in each small group
آؤ اردو بولیں!Let's speak Urdu!
Words → Sentences→ Conversations!
Based in the UK
A clear path forward01 Start with words02 Build sentences03 Enjoy conversations
WHY WE’RE HEREKeep Urdu in the conversation.
Keep Urdu in the conversation.
For the next generation.
As generations grow up in the UK, speaking Urdu can become harder to pass on. Some children understand it but hesitate to reply; others are learning their very first words. Without the chance to practise, that hesitation can follow them into adulthood. Give them the start they need. At Shanzay’s, fun, engaging activities help children grow from first words to sentences, role-play and confident everyday conversations.
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Practise in small groups
In age- and level-appropriate groups of 8–12 children or teens, learners can ask, answer, play and practise together.
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See their progress
Words become sentences, then real conversations. Each stage gives families something new to feel proud of.
YOUR LEARNING JOURNEYStart where you are.
Start where you are.
See how far you can go.
A fun, structured route from first words to speaking naturally. Learners are placed in age-appropriate groups and matched to their speaking level.
INTRODUCTORY LAUNCH PRICE£4 / 30 minutesLive small-group lesson
Our planned regular price is £6 per lesson. The change date has not been set; we’ll announce any new price clearly before bookings open at that price.
Enquire about classes ↗Flexible bookings are planned. Children and teenagers will learn in age-appropriate groups only. Adults are never placed in classes with under-18s.
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STEP 01 · FIRST WORDS
First Words & Phrases
Start with greetings, useful vocabulary and short phrases you can put into practice straight away.
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STEP 02 · SENTENCES
Put Words Together
Make your own sentences, ask questions and answer with everyday Urdu.
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STEP 03 · CONVERSATIONS
Conversations & Role-Play
Try storytelling, real-life scenarios and role-play to make conversation feel natural.
HOW IT WORKSEasy to begin.
Easy to begin.
Fun to keep going.
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Find your starting point
Tell us who wants to learn, their current Urdu level and the times that suit them.
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Join an engaging group
When bookings open, choose a suitable age- and ability-matched session with games, speaking practice and no fixed contract planned.
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Have fun speaking Urdu
Learn through playful prompts and role-play, moving from words to sentences and then everyday conversations.
✳ A friendly face from the UK
MEET YOUR TUTORSay salaam
Say salaam
to Shanzay!
Meet Shanzay, the female tutor behind our UK-based academy. Her warm, fun and interactive group lessons encourage young learners to have a go, practise together and build confidence speaking Urdu — one engaging activity at a time.
Lessons are planned as small, age-appropriate groups for children and teenagers, with no adult learners in under-18 classes. Parent and guardian communication only; no private tutor-to-child messaging.
Learn a word. Try a sentence. Enjoy a whole conversation.
Illustrated tutor portrait. Full safeguarding arrangements and tutor details will be provided before paid classes open.
GOOD TO KNOWQuestions?
Questions?
We're glad you asked.
Here are a few things to know before joining the academy.
How much does a lesson cost?
Our introductory launch price is £4 per 30-minute live group lesson. We plan to move to a £6 regular price as the academy grows, but have not set a change date. We’ll tell parents about any price change in advance; the price shown and agreed at booking is what they’ll pay. Families can choose from available age- and level-appropriate sessions.
Do I need to know any Urdu already?
Not at all! Your child can begin with their very first Urdu word, or join at a more advanced stage if they already understand or speak some Urdu.
Will my child be in an age-appropriate class?
Yes. Our advertised classes are for children and teenagers, grouped by age and speaking level. Adult learners never join under-18 classes. Any adult enquiries are considered separately and do not result in direct placement into children’s groups.
How many learners are in a class?
We’re planning 8–12 learners per group so everyone gets a chance to speak and practise.
Will lessons be one-to-one?
No. We plan group lessons only. For under-18 learners, communication will go through a parent or guardian; safeguarding arrangements will be confirmed before launch.
When do lessons take place?
We’re planning 5–10 half-hour sessions weekly, starting with UK after-school hours and considering evening or weekend groups based on interest.
Can I book more than one class a week?
Yes, that’s the plan. Book as many suitable sessions as you like, subject to spaces being available.
YOUR NEXT STEP STARTS HEREReady to make
Ready to make
Urdu fun to speak?
Interested in fun, interactive online Urdu lessons? Tell us what you want to know about age-appropriate groups, timetables and getting started. Send us a parent enquiry and we will reply by email.
✓ Children and teens in separate age-appropriate groups✓ All ability levels welcome✓ No payments or class bookings yet
Ask about our upcoming classes
Just a few details from a parent or guardian.
Fun learning, age-appropriate groups. Under-18s will learn only alongside suitable age groups, never adult learners. Parent/guardian communication only. Safeguarding arrangements must be confirmed before classes open.