Homeschooling

AlhamduliLah, QLM Learning is in its second year for the upcoming academic year for students in grades 4 to 12. 

How it works?

Students enrolled in a government-accredited Provincial Online Learning School (POLS) attend our in-person support program Mondays through Thursdays from 8:20 AM to 2:00 PM for academic support from qualified instructors. We are at 15515 24 Ave #61, Surrey, BC V4A 2J4.

How is this program different from Muslim schools?

Muslim schools are registered government-funded independent schools, whereas QLM Learning is a learning centre that offers in-person support for distance learners. We provide academic support for students up to and including grade 12. 

How is this program different from homeschooling?

Traditional homeschooling, done entirely by parents, does not lead to a high school diploma. In addition, it requires significant time and effort from parents. Traditional homeschooling may also lack facilities and social opportunities for students. This program offers in-person support to students enrolled in Ministry-accredited online learning programs so they can pursue a high school diploma in a safe Islamic environment. It takes a significant burden off of parents by offering in-person academic support from qualified instructors. 

Will my child receive credits towards their high school graduation?

If your child meets all Provincial Online Learning School (POLS) requirements and passes their courses, they will be issued credits that lead to a high school diploma. Our program does not issue any academic credits. 

Who is running the program?

The program founder and Director is Brother Omar Abdul Fatah, a BC-certified teacher, local khateeb, TEDx speaker, and student of Islamic knowledge. Br. Omar has a Bachelor of Education, Bachelor of Arts, TEFL certification, and a Master Tutor certification from the College Reading & Learning Association. He also has a certificate in foundations of Arabic and a diploma in Islamic studies from Al-Ihsan Institute.