Phonics Classes in Saudi Arabia for Children
Structured, live online phonics classes for children in Saudi Arabia, taught in small batches of only 5–6 children by a phonics-trained educator with over 23 years of teaching experience.
No centre to travel to. Your child joins from home on a laptop or tablet, at a time that works across the 2.5-hour gap between Saudi Arabia and India.
Online Phonics Classes for Kids in Saudi Arabia
English-medium schooling is common across Saudi Arabia's British, American, Indian-curriculum and international schools, but how phonics gets taught — and how much of it a child absorbs — varies a lot between them. For many parents, that gap shows up at home: a child who can name letters but can't yet blend them into words.
We run live, small-batch Jolly Phonics classes online for children across Saudi Arabia — the same internationally recognised synthetic phonics programme used in schools throughout the UK. Every class is taught live by Megha Vyas, certified in Jolly Phonics & Jolly Grammar through the Jolly Phonics CPD College, UK, with 23+ years of teaching experience.
Small-Batch Phonics Classes With Personal Attention
Not 1:1 Tutoring
Private phonics tutoring is often priced per session and misses the benefit of a child hearing peers sound out words too. Small group classes give both.
Not a Large Class
In a class of 15–20, a shy child can go an entire lesson without being heard. With only 5–6 children, every child gets multiple turns to speak, blend and read aloud.
Live, Not Recorded
Every class is taught live by the same teacher, who can hear exactly how your child is pronouncing and blending sounds — and correct it in the moment.
Phonics Classes for Ages 4–6 in Saudi Arabia
For children just starting their reading journey — letter sounds, blending, and the first steps toward independent reading.
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Phonics Classes for Ages 7–12 in Saudi Arabia
For children who already know some letter sounds but still guess at unfamiliar words, misspell phonetically, or read slowly for their age.
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Free Demo Class
We see where your child currently stands with sounds and reading, with no obligation to continue.
Right Batch, Right Level
Your child is placed in a small live batch of 5–6 children at a matching starting point.
Twice-Weekly Live Classes
Structured Jolly Phonics sessions, 1 hour each, delivered live online — never pre-recorded.
Steady Progress
Sounds, blending, reading and spelling build progressively over the programme.
Who You'll Be Trained By
Megha Vyas
Megha Vyas is the founder of Jolly Phonics Online and a passionate literacy educator with over 23 years of experience teaching phonics. She specialises in helping teachers, schools and parents build strong reading foundations through structured phonics instruction.
- Certified in Jolly Phonics & Jolly Grammar through Jolly Phonics CPD College, UK
- Former Air India cabin crew — brings expert pronunciation and phonemic awareness to every session
- Certified Remedial Educator, with hands-on experience supporting children with reading and spelling difficulties
- 2000+ teachers trained across India through structured Jolly Phonics methodology
“To empower learners with the skills, confidence, and proven strategies needed to become successful, lifelong readers.”
Phonics Classes in Saudi Arabia — FAQs
Do you have a physical centre in Saudi Arabia? +
No. Classes are delivered 100% live online — there's no centre to travel to. Your child joins from home, anywhere in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, Khobar or elsewhere in the Kingdom.
What curriculum do you follow? +
We teach using Jolly Phonics, a synthetic phonics programme used in schools across the UK and internationally. It works alongside British, American, Indian or IB curriculum schooling.
My child is at a British curriculum school in Saudi Arabia — is this different from what they already learn? +
It's complementary. Many British curriculum schools in the Kingdom already use structured synthetic phonics. Our classes give your child extra, focused practice with an experienced phonics teacher in a small group, outside the school timetable.
How many children are in a batch? +
Only 5–6 children per batch, kept deliberately small so every child gets more turns to speak, be heard, and be corrected directly during the live class.
How does the time difference between Saudi Arabia and India work? +
Saudi Arabia (AST, UTC+3) is 2 hours 30 minutes behind India (IST). A 7:00pm IST session falls at 4:30pm AST, so evening slots work naturally for both sides.
What ages do you teach? +
Two programmes: Ages 4–6 for children starting their reading journey, and Ages 7–12 for children who need to strengthen reading fluency and spelling.
How do we get started? +
Book a free demo class. We'll see where your child is with sounds and reading, and recommend the right starting point before you commit to anything.