Extended-pace classes
More time for lessons, questions, review and practice.
Children and adults are welcome
Assisted Education: There Is Room for You Here
Needing more time, a different explanation or extra practice should not make you feel out of place. We want every learner to feel comfortable asking for the support they need.
Start with a conversation
Talk with us first or apply when you are ready.
We are developing Assisted Education options for students with learning disabilities and for those who simply benefit from a slower pace or more guidance. You do not need to know exactly what to ask for before starting a conversation with us.
Adults are welcome to ask about their own learning. Parents and guardians are welcome to ask about support for their child.
How I Learn Best
Let’s talk about how you learn best.
Your discovery meeting is an opportunity for us to listen. You can tell us what has helped before, what has been difficult and what you hope to learn. This is a conversation, not a test.
- Would you like instructions read aloud?
- Does watching a demonstration help?
- Do you prefer shorter sessions?
- What makes class feel overwhelming?
For children, we welcome input from a parent or guardian while making room for the child’s own voice.
Support that respects you
Learning options we are developing
These are planned Assisted Education options, not guaranteed services. Availability will be discussed privately before enrollment and will depend on current staff, scheduling and Institute resources.
Guided practice
Supported repetition and step-by-step practice with new material.
Small-group learning
A quieter setting with more opportunities to ask questions.
Individual check-ins
Private conversations about progress, challenges and helpful adjustments.
Learning materials may includeDigital resources, audio, visual demonstrations or paper-and-pen activities.
Privacy and choice
Share only with the people who need to know.
You will not be expected to discuss your learning needs with classmates. Personal support information will be handled privately and shared only as needed with authorized people supporting your learning, subject to safeguarding and legal responsibilities.
Our purpose is to help you build understanding, confidence and meaningful Islamic practice, rooted in the Qur’an and authentic Sunnah.
What happens next
A clear path from conversation to enrollment
- 1
Book a discovery meeting
Tell us what helps you learn and what has felt difficult. You may book before applying.
- 2
Apply when you are ready
Use the Institute’s regular admissions application. A separate disability application is not required.
- 3
Discuss available support
Before enrollment, we will explain which support options are currently available and whether they may fit your needs.
You are welcome here
Your voice matters in choosing your support.
You are welcome to ask questions. You are welcome to need another explanation. Tell us what helps you learn. Parents and guardians are welcome to inquire on behalf of a child.