Persian Tutors

Persian is an Indo-Iranian language spoken by over 100 million people, primarily in Iran, Afghanistan and Tajikistan. It’s written in a modified Arabic script and known for its rich poetic tradition. Real life example: signing a wedding invitation in Iran often features elaborate Persian calligraphy.

Also called Farsi, Dari in Afghanistan, and Tajiki in Tajikistan.

Major topics in Persian include: • Phonology and script evolution, like learning how to read the 32-letter Persian alphabet. • Grammar and syntax, covering verb conjugations and sentence structure. • Literature and poetry, from Rumi’s ghazals to modern prose. • Vocabulary development, with loanwords from Arabic, Turkic and European langs. • Cultural context, exploring traditions, history, and everyday usage.

Beginning around 600 CE, Middle Persian emerged under the Sasanian Empire. After the 7th-century Arab conquest it evolved into New Persian, adopting the Arabic script. The 10th–12th centuries saw a literary golden age with Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh epic. In the 16th century Safavids made Persian Iran’s official tongue. Modern standard forms solidified by the 19th-century Qajar era, and today it remains central to poetry, media and education.

Do you want to learn Persian? MEB offers one-on-one online Persian tutoring with a personal tutor.

If you are a school, college or university student, our tutors can help you with assignments, lab reports, tests, projects, essays or dissertations. We have instant online Persian homework help available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

The best way to contact us is by WhatsApp chat. If you do not use WhatsApp, you can send an email to meb@myengineeringbuddy.com.

Students from the USA, Canada, the UK, the Gulf, Europe and Australia already use our service. They ask for help when subjects are hard, assignments are many, questions are tricky, or when they face health or personal issues. Some students also work part time or miss classes and need extra support.

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Persian is an ancient and rich language with roots in Iran and parts of Central Asia. It uses a modified version of the Arabic script but has simpler grammar and no gender rules. Its long history of poetry and stories gives learners a deep connection to art, literature, and culture. This makes Persian stand out among other language courses.

Studying Persian offers clear pronunciation and a logical grammar structure, making it easier than many languages. You can read classic poems, explore regional history, and work in translation or cultural research. However, the right‑to‑left script may challenge beginners, and resources can be harder to find compared with popular languages like Spanish or French. Also, fewer speakers mean fewer practice opportunities.

After basic Persian, students can pursue bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Persian language, literature or Middle Eastern studies. Online and hybrid programs are growing. Doctoral work often focuses on poetry, linguistics or digital humanities. Recent trends include AI-driven text analysis.

Career options include translation, teaching and international relations. Demand for Persian translators rises with global trade and media. Tech firms hire experts for AI training. Cultural institutes and embassies need coordinators for events and outreach.

Common jobs include translators or interpreters converting text or speech, and teaching positions in classrooms or online. Content creators produce blogs or videos about literature. Researchers work in think tanks or universities. Some also join NGOs or journalism.

Learning Persian unlocks Iran’s history, poetry and culture. Test prep helps clear exams like ILR or CEFR required for government or academic roles. It builds reading, writing and listening skills. Persian proficiency also expands careers in diplomacy, tech and media, and enriches travel.

Start by learning the Persian alphabet and sounds step by step. Use apps or videos to master each letter’s pronunciation. Next, build basic vocabulary and phrases—focus on everyday words. Move on to simple grammar rules like verb tenses and sentence order. Practice reading short texts or children’s stories, and listen to slow Persian podcasts or songs. Try writing daily journal entries and speaking with language partners online. Keep a regular schedule and review often to reinforce what you learn.

Persian isn’t as hard as it looks once you know the script. It has no gendered nouns and simpler verb stems than many languages. The alphabet takes a bit of time, but pronunciation follows clear patterns. Regular practice in reading, listening, speaking, and writing makes progress steady. Most learners find that after overcoming the script and some basic grammar, they can start understanding simple conversations within a few months.

You can definitely begin learning Persian on your own using free apps, videos, and books. However, a tutor brings structure, instant feedback, and personalized tips to correct mistakes early. Tutors help with pronunciation nuances, cultural insights, and staying on track. If you struggle to stay motivated or need answers to specific questions, a tutor speeds up your progress and builds your confidence.

Our MEB tutoring team offers 24/7 online one‑on‑one Persian lessons tailored to your goals. We assign experienced tutors who guide you through each level—from alphabet drills to advanced conversation. You’ll get customized exercises, regular progress checks, and help with assignments. All of this comes at an affordable fee designed for students on a budget.

Time needed depends on your pace and study hours. With 3–5 hours a week, you can reach a basic conversational level (A1) in about 3–4 months. Hitting an intermediate level (B1) generally takes 8–10 months. Intensifying your study—daily practice, immersion, and tutor support—can shorten these timelines significantly.

Youtube channels: PersianPod101, Learn Persian with Leila, BBC Persian. Websites: Easy Persian (easypersian.com), Omniglot, PersianDee, Memrise. Apps: Duolingo, Mango Languages, Pimsleur Persian. Books used by many students include Colloquial Persian, Teach Yourself Complete Persian, Persian Grammar: A Reference Guide, Reading and Writing Persian, and 501 Persian Verbs. For news and practice read VOA Persian or BBC Persian online. Use flashcards on Anki and watch Persian movies with subtitles to boost listening skills.

College students, parents, tutors from the USA, Canada, UK, Gulf, and beyond—if you need a helping hand, whether online 1:1 24/7 tutoring or assignment support, our tutors at MEB are here to help at an affordable fee.