A-Level FAQs
Who is it for? This course is for adult men and women.
How is it taught? Via live Google Classroom video link.
Who teaches the course? Abu Khadeejah.
Is he qualified? Yes, he is a postgraduate certified teacher and fully capable of teaching Islamic studies (alhamdulillāh).
Does it require commitment? Yes.
What if I miss a lesson? Can I catch up? Yes. All classes are recorded, so you can access the videos and audios.
Is there homework? Yes. There is weekly homework. It is encouraged to complete, but not mandatory.
When does the course start? September 2026 for two academic years. Ends June 2028 (inshā’-Allāh).
Is there an exam at the end? Yes. It is set by the Cambridge University exam board and is recognised internationally. Most countries have exam centres.
Do I have to do the exam? No. Just enjoy the lessons!
Has Abu Khadeejah adapted the syllabus? Yes, vastly. It conforms to the Quran and Sunnah according to the understanding of the Salaf.
Has Abu Khadeejah prepared bespoke study notes? Yes. They run into thousands of pages with illustrations, available online to the students.
Are the places limited? Yes, they are. Over the last two years, we have been oversubscribed and have had to refuse late applicants. So apply early!
Are the lessons interactive? Yes, very interactive. The students can see Abu Khadeejah throughout (though he cannot see them), but there is constant interaction.
Do you accept international students? Yes, from all over the world.
What day is the class? Every Tuesday, for just 2 hours.
Is there an exam at the end? Yes. It is set by the Cambridge University exam board and recognised internationally. Most countries have exam centres.
Do I have to do the exam? No. Just enjoy the lessons!
Has Abu Khadeejah adapted the syllabus? Yes, vastly. It conforms to the Quran and Sunnah according to the understanding of the Salaf.
Has Abu Khadeejah prepared bespoke study notes? Yes. They run into thousands of pages with illustrations, available online to the students.
Are the places limited? Yes, they are. Over the last two years, we have been oversubscribed and have had to refuse late applicants.
Are the lessons interactive? Yes, very interactive, and students can see the teacher.
Do you accept international students? Yes, from all over the world.
What day is the class? Every Tuesday, for just 2 hours.
FAQs Tarbiyah for Boys Based on iGCSE
Who is it for? It is for boys aged 9 to 16 years.
How is it taught? Via live Google Classroom video link.
Who teaches the course? Abu Khadeejah.
Does it require commitment? Yes, for 1 hour a week, every Saturday.
What if I miss a lesson? Can I catch up? Yes. All classes are recorded, so you can access the videos and audios.
Is there homework? Yes. There is weekly homework. It is encouraged to complete, but not mandatory.
When does the course start? September 2026, and it carries on until the student reaches 16.
Is there an exam at the end? No.
Who wrote the syllabus? Abu Khadeejah based on the International GCSE Syllabus, adapted completely to the Quran and Sunnah, and the understanding of the Salaf.
Has Abu Khadeejah prepared bespoke study notes? Yes. They run into thousands of pages with illustrations, available online to the students.
Are the places limited? Yes. The course is usually oversubscribed, and late applicants are often refused. So apply early.
Are the lessons interactive? Yes, very interactive. The students can see Abu Khadeejah throughout (though he cannot see them), but there is constant interaction.
Do you accept international students? Yes, from all over the world.
What day is the class? Every Saturday, for just 1 hour.
Has Abu Khadeejah prepared bespoke study notes? Yes. They run into thousands of pages with illustrations, available online to the students.
Are the places limited? Yes. The course is usually oversubscribed, and late applicants are often refused. So apply early.
Are the lessons interactive? Yes, very interactive. The students can see Abu Khadeejah throughout (though he cannot see them), but there is constant interaction.
Do you accept international students? Yes, from all over the world.
What day is the class? Every Saturday, for just 1 hour.
Can we hear the views of present and past students? Yes, visit Levelak.com website and read the honest reviews.
How do I learn more and apply? Visit Levelak.com today and choose the course that suits you.