A match
Students want it and a volunteer can teach it. We confirm the class, share the time with the families, and start.
Good news and happy days
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
We will not guess what to teach. We will ask the parents and students what they want, ask our volunteers what they can cover, and bring the two together.
Children on the Isle of Man deserve a place to learn the Qur'an, their faith and the Arabic language, with people who care about them. A Madrassah only works when it fits real families and real volunteers. So we begin with listening, before we plan a single lesson.
Each family picks the subjects (we call them goals) that matter most, such as Qur'an reading, Arabic, or learning how to pray. They also choose the days and times that suit them.
Volunteers look at the goals families have asked for and put their name against the classes they can help with. No accounts, no paperwork, just a name beside a class.
A live report shows which goals families want most, which times suit the most students, and which classes already have a volunteer. Management can see at a glance where we are ready and where we are not.
Where a goal has students and a volunteer, we have good news and a class can begin. Where there is no match yet, we do not give up: we look for an online teacher who can fill the gap.
Students want it and a volunteer can teach it. We confirm the class, share the time with the families, and start.
Good news and happy days
Students want it but nobody locally can cover it. We search for a trusted online teacher so that families are not left without.
Plan B: an online match
The families decide the priorities. We organise around them.
We open classes where there are both students and a teacher, then grow from there.
Only the team can see the responses. This page is the only part open to everyone.
Sharing your wishes costs nothing. Fees, if any, will be decided by management and shared openly before anything starts.
Not yet. First we gather what families want and what volunteers can cover. Then we confirm classes and tell everyone.
It still counts. It tells us where we need help, and it is the reason we look for an online match.
Speak to a member of the team. They will add your name against the classes you can cover.
Tell the team what you want to learn or what you can teach. Every voice makes the Madrassah stronger, in shā' Allāh.
Members of the team can sign in here.