Your Parent Portal: Track, Choose and Manage Online Quran Classes

What the Parent Portal Is

The parent portal is your own page for your child's online Quran classes. You sign in at lms.salamcampus.com. The first screen is a dashboard. It shows each child, their next class, their progress and anything that needs you.

Your tutor has a portal too. After each class, the tutor writes a note there. The note reaches your portal the same day. So you always know what was taught, even if you were not in the room.

Here is what you can do from the portal:

• See progress and class notes for every child.
• Choose what your child learns next, in the order you want.
• Ask for a different teacher, a new class time or a leave.
• See invoices, payments and receipts.
• Enrol another child.
• Let your child practise Qaida between classes.

Set Lesson Priorities Yourself

What you see: a curriculum picker. It lists the subjects, the courses in each subject and the units in each course.

What you can do: pick the subject first. Then pick the course. Then put the units in the order you want. If your child already knows a unit, skip it. The tutor follows your order from the next class. You do not need to ask anyone or wait for approval.

For example, you could put reading practice before new lessons in Ramadan. Or move a Surah forward because your child wants it for prayer.

See Fees, Invoices and Receipts

What you see: a fees page with every invoice. Each one shows the month, the amount, the currency and whether it is paid. A ledger report lists every payment, and you can open a receipt for each one. A subscriptions page shows your plan and how many classes a week it includes.

What you can do: check which invoice is open, open a receipt for your records or see what you paid this year. To change or pause your plan, give us 1 week's notice, as our refund policy explains. Prices are on the fees page.

Practise Qaida with Interactive Lessons

What you see: a Qaida practice area made for children. It covers the letters, their sounds and how they join, in short exercises.

What you can do: let your child practise between classes. Ten minutes a day makes the next class easier. The tutor sees the same Qaida in class, so home practice and class time match.