Who We Are

QLM Learning was founded by Br. Omar Abdul Fatah, a BC certified teacher, TEDx speaker, local khateeb, and student of knowledge. Our organization aims to offer quality homeschooling and distance learning support programs driven by Islamic principles.

Our programs are run out of various Mosques and offer academic support to students as well as numerous other services (see below for details). QLM Learning is not an independent school, but a learning centre that offers daily in-person support to enrolled distance learners and homeschoolers.

How it Works

1) Prospective applicants must first be enrolled in an accredited Provincial Online Learning School (POLS). A complete list of POLS can be found here.

2) Once students are enrolled with a Provincial Online Learning School and QLM Learning, they begin attending one of our learning centres daily (Mondays to Thursdays) for academic support, Islamic studies & Quran, social interaction opportunities, and much more. For a complete list of services, see next section. QLM Learning aims to support parents with the various challenges with traditional home learning, mainly the heavy burden on parents, lack of social opportunities, and lack of facilities. For complete details about each program, please click here. To register for one of our programs, click here.

Services Offered

Our programs offer a variety of services, including:

• Daily in-person academic support and guidance by a qualified teacher

• Islamic studies & Quran education with a focus on understanding the meaning of the Quran and applying it to our life

• Sports/activities

• Field trips & outdoor events (at additional costs)

For a compete description of each program, click here.

Program Benefits

• Daily in-person academic support by a qualified teacher

• Islamic environment and education

• Emphasis on character development & Islamic manners

• Daily social interaction opportunities

• Student-centred approach

• Field trips & outdoor activities (at additional costs)

Our Approach to Education

We want our students to enjoy learning. Our approach is driven by the Prophetic teachings "make matters easy and do not make them difficult. Give people glad tidings and do not make them turn away from religion."

We aim to achieve this in a number of ways. Firstly, we employ the ESA (engage, study, activate) method for teaching whenever possible, which is student-centred. After the teacher hooks students into the lesson, he/she provides concise information to students which they use to complete hands-on work. Essentially, students learn by doing. Secondly, we implement numerous movement breaks throughout the day and give students daily opportunities for social interaction and physical activity.