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Verified tutors across Pakistan
Al Noor Tuition provides background-checked female tutors for home and online tuition across Pakistan, covering Primary to A Level, Matric and FSc, MDCAT and ECAT preparation, Quran and Islamic Studies. Female tutors visit homes in Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi and Faisalabad, and teach online anywhere in Pakistan and the Gulf. The fee does not change with the tutor’s gender — it follows the class and the number of subjects, from PKR 7,000–12,000 a month for primary to PKR 15,000–38,000 per subject for O and A Level, with online lessons quoted about 15% lower because nobody is travelling. The first lesson is free.
For a great many families in Pakistan, a female teacher is not a preference but a requirement — for daughters, for younger children, and for households where a woman teaching in the home is simply what works.
We treat that as a normal, reasonable request rather than a special case. Female tutors are the most-requested category on this site, and we staff for that deliberately rather than apologising for a shortage after you have already asked.
What follows is what we actually check before a female tutor reaches your home, what she can teach, what it costs, and how to ask for one.
The reasons are usually practical rather than abstract, and they are worth stating plainly because they change what a good match looks like.
The same range as the rest of our teaching staff. Depth varies by subject, as it always does — the pool of female Further Maths specialists is smaller than the pool of female Biology teachers, and we will tell you which is which rather than promising and then stalling.
Verification is the whole point of using us rather than a classifieds listing, so here is what it actually means. A tutor is not listed until all of it is done, and a verified tutor carries a badge on her profile.
You receive the tutor’s profile — name, qualifications, subjects, experience and verification status — before the first visit, not after it. The first lesson is free, so you meet her and watch her teach before any money changes hands.
For home tuition, lessons can be arranged in a shared family space rather than a private room, and a parent is welcome to sit in for as long as they want to. No tutor who objects to that stays on our list.
If the fit is wrong we rematch you at no cost. Style mismatches are common and easy to fix; they are not a reason to give up on tuition. “Too fast”, “too gentle” and “set no homework” are all useful and all actionable.
If you live somewhere with few female specialists nearby, online tuition removes the constraint entirely. A student in Multan, Sukkur, Abbottabad or Quetta can be taught by a female A Level Chemistry teacher in Lahore, at a fee roughly 15% lower than home tuition because there is no travel.
For O Level, A Level and FSc this is usually the better option rather than the compromise: at that level the difference between a general science teacher nearby and a genuine examiner-trained specialist further away is worth far more than being in the same room. Lessons can be recorded free on request, which matters when a derivation has to be rewatched in exam week.
It also solves the timing problem. Online lessons can run early in the morning, after Maghrib, or at the weekend, which is often the only window a working mother or a school-going daughter actually has.
This is one of our most-requested categories and we staff it accordingly. Qualified female teachers cover Qaida and Nazra from the very beginning, Tajweed and Makharij with live correction, and Hifz on a proper sabaq, sabqi and manzil routine rather than new memorisation alone.
Adults are welcome, and a good number of our Quran students are women learning properly for the first time. Lessons are one-to-one and start wherever you actually are, with no expectation that you should already be further along.
See Quran tutors for what each path covers, or online Quran classes for how a live lesson runs, including the free Quran app the classes are taught in.
The fee follows the class, the number of subjects and how many sessions a week — never the tutor’s gender. Primary is usually PKR 7,000–12,000 a month, Matric PKR 11,000–19,000, FSc PKR 14,000–24,000, and O and A Level are quoted per subject at PKR 15,000–27,000 and PKR 20,000–38,000. Online is quoted about 15% lower.
There is no registration fee, no platform charge, and nothing is payable before the free trial lesson. The estimator on our pricing page narrows all of that to your own situation in four questions.
Home tuition depends on somebody being able to reach you reliably week after week, so it is organised by city and area rather than nationally. Our deepest female rosters are in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad, with growing coverage in Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Gujranwala, Sialkot and Peshawar.
If no female tutor is free in your area at the time you want, an online female tutor can usually start the same week. That is worth knowing before you settle for a worse in-person match.
Tell us the class, the subjects, your city and area, the days and times that suit, and that you want a female tutor. That last part is a field on the form, not a note we might miss.
We shortlist tutors who genuinely teach that syllabus at that level, send you their profiles, and arrange the free trial lesson. In the major cities this usually takes 24–48 hours; specialist A Level subjects can take a few days longer because the honest pool of specialists is smaller.
Once lessons start, you and your tutor talk inside our own system rather than through a phone number handed over and forgotten — so there is a record of what was agreed, what was covered and what is due next.
Browse female tutors below, or send one requirement and an advisor will shortlist for you within 24–48 hours.
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Browse all tutors →Saleha shafqat
Multiple Tutor · Bs psychology
English · Urdu · Computer Science · Islamiat · Pakistan Studies
View profile →Ansa Noreen
Mathematics Tutor · BS Mathematics
5 · 1 review
Mathematics · English · Computer Science · Statistics
View profile →Tehreem Tahir
Multiple Tutor · Bs computer science
4 · 1 review
Mathematics · Physics · Chemistry · Biology · English
View profile →Eman Nawaz
English Urdu Computer Islamiat Quran Tutor · Bs Cs you can contact on WhatsApp [contact details removed]
English · Urdu · Computer Science · Islamiat · Pakistan Studies
View profile →Umm e Habiba
Biology Tutor · Bachelor's ( medical)
5 · 1 review
Mathematics · Physics · Chemistry · Biology · English
View profile →HafizaMeerab
Quran Tutor · intermediate
5 · 1 review
Quran
View profile →Gulnaz
Mathematics Tutor · MPhil /MS Mathematics
Mathematics · Accounting · Statistics
View profile →Darakshan Younas
English Tutor · An undergraduate student with 2 years prior experience
5 · 1 review
English · Urdu · Islamiat · Quran · Spoken English
View profile →Farheen.Nadeem Butt
Biology and science teacher also specialist in Urdu subjects
Biology · Urdu · Islamiat · Pakistan Studies · Quran
View profile →Included as standard
Six things included with every online student, at no extra cost.
Real lessons with a real teacher at a fixed time — whiteboard, screen sharing and your child asking questions out loud, not a recorded video they watch alone.
Ask and we record your classes free of charge, so a missed lesson is not a lost lesson, and revision before a test means rewatching the explanation that worked the first time.
Recording is on by default and can be turned off on request.
Attendance, topics covered, test scores and the teacher’s own notes — so you know how it is going without having to ask every week.
Timed online papers built from a bank of thousands of syllabus questions, marked automatically, with worked explanations for every answer.
Test results are grouped by topic, so "he is weak in Chemistry" becomes "he is losing marks on mole calculations" — and the next few lessons target exactly that.
Hundreds of the same questions our students sit, published free with full explanations. Try the material before you pay for anything.
Try them now →Yes, including Cambridge and Edexcel subject specialists in Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Maths, Accounting, Economics and English. Availability is best online, where you are not limited to teachers who can travel to your area — and for O and A Level that is usually the better choice anyway, because a genuine subject specialist matters more at that level than being in the same room.
Yes — qualified female teachers for Qaida, Nazra, Tajweed and Hifz, at home or online, for both children and adult learners. It is one of our most-requested categories, so it is also one we deliberately keep staffed.
No. Fees depend on the class, the subjects and the number of sessions a week, not on the tutor’s gender. Primary is usually PKR 7,000–12,000 a month, Matric PKR 11,000–19,000, and O and A Level are quoted per subject. Online lessons are quoted about 15% lower than home tuition because nobody is travelling.
Of course, and many families do — particularly for younger boys, where patience matters more than subject depth. Tell us your preference when you request a tutor and it will be respected.
Tell us your city and area, the class and subjects, and the days that suit, and we match you with verified female tutors who can actually reach you week after week. Home tuition is arranged city by city — we are deepest in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad, with growing coverage in Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Gujranwala, Sialkot and Peshawar. If nobody suitable is free in your area at your preferred time, an online female tutor can usually start the same week.
Identity is confirmed against a government-issued document, degrees and teaching qualifications are seen rather than taken on trust, teaching history is checked with the schools or families named, and the tutor sits a subject assessment at the level she wants to teach. Verified tutors carry a badge on their profile, and parent feedback afterwards is acted on.
Yes, for as long as you want to. Home lessons can be arranged in a shared family space rather than a private room, and no tutor who objects to a parent being present stays on our list. Online lessons can be recorded free on request, which many parents find reassuring in itself and which doubles as revision material.
Usually within 24–48 hours in the major cities. Specialist A Level subjects can take a few days longer, because the pool of genuine female specialists in, say, Further Maths is small and we would rather say so than send somebody who is out of their depth by the second term.
Tell us what is not working and we rematch you at no cost. It is most often teaching style rather than ability — too fast, too gentle, no homework set — and all of those are fixable with a different tutor rather than by giving up on tuition.
For most subjects, yes, and online is the fastest route to one. Entry-test teaching is a different skill from school teaching — it is timed, multiple-choice and negatively marked — so we match on that experience specifically rather than on the subject alone, and we say plainly when no female specialist is free for a particular subject rather than filling the slot badly.
Yes, and it is often the sensible arrangement where the two are close in age and studying the same subjects. Where they are not, a shared slot usually means one of them is being taught at the wrong level, so we would rather split the sessions than save you a fee that costs one child the year.
Yes. We regularly teach Pakistani families in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and across the Gulf, as well as in the UK, USA, Canada and Australia, scheduling around your local time. Urdu, Islamic Studies and Quran are the most-requested, alongside school subjects and exam preparation.
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