Lessons on Australian time
Flexible times in AEST, ACST and AWST, mornings or evenings.
Students in Australia
Online Pashto Tutor for Students in Australia
Learn Pashto online, one to one, with Mohsin Ali, a native speaker from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa with 16 years of teaching. Lessons at times that suit AEST, ACST and AWST.
Why learners in Australia choose Mohsin Ali.
Heritage families
Children and parents learn to speak, read and keep Pashto alive at home.
Reading and culture
From everyday conversation to reading poetry like Rahman Baba, at your pace.
Students across Australia. One online classroom.
I’ve taught students from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. Lessons are live on Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Teams.
- Sydney
- Melbourne
- Brisbane
- Perth
Now in Sydney
“Now I read Rahman Baba with a short word list, and I actually enjoy it.”
WhatsApp
Live lesson preview
Say your first Pashto sentence. Right now.
Pick a pattern, change one word, and hear me say it.
One plan. Billed in USD.
$140/ month
- Two 30-minute 1-on-1 lessons a week, or one 60-minute lesson a week
- Flexible times on Australia time, booked in one click
- Free WhatsApp help, tutorials and homework
- No payment until you’re satisfied. Quit any time.
Questions from Australia. Answered.
What times can I take lessons in Australia?
Lessons are scheduled at your convenience in AEST, ACST and AWST. We agree regular times that fit your week, and you can move a lesson when life gets busy.
How much does it cost, and in which currency?
One plan: $140 a month, billed in USD. That’s two 30-minute lessons a week, or one 60-minute lesson a week. Your bank converts the payment automatically. Your first lesson is free, and there’s no payment until you’re satisfied.
Can my children or family learn too?
Yes. I teach children one to one, and siblings or families together in small groups. Many families learn so they can talk with relatives at home and abroad.
Which language will you teach me through?
English, Urdu or Arabic, whichever you’re most comfortable with. Urdu speakers often learn fastest, as the structure and many words are similar.
Join students from Australia who learned the simplest way.
- First lesson free
- No payment until you’re satisfied
- Zoom, Google Meet or Teams
