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Read and Write · Malayalam · One-on-one online program

When Malayalam reading and writing don’t come easily.

One-on-one online support for children struggling to read and write in Malayalam at their age and grade level — building confidence in their own script, one letter at a time.

Free consultation · No commitment to start

Why this works for Malayalam

Built around how Malayalam reading and writing actually work

  • Malayalam’s rich conjunct consonants and script complexity mean some children need extra one-on-one time to build recognition and fluency.
  • Our teachers work in Malayalam itself, meeting your child in the language they’re struggling with directly.
  • The Adaptive Learning Method adjusts pace and practice to your child’s specific script and phonics gaps.
What this can look like

Common signs in Malayalam reading and writing

  • Difficulty recognising or telling apart similar-looking Malayalam letters and conjuncts.
  • Struggles connecting sounds to the correct Malayalam letter or conjunct.
  • Slow, effortful reading of simple Malayalam words.
  • Avoids Malayalam reading or writing tasks specifically, compared to other subjects.

These signs are illustrative, not a diagnosis. An expert can help you understand your child’s needs.

Struggling in more than one language?

Explore support in other languages

We work with one language at a time, so your child can build real confidence before adding another.

Our approach

The Adaptive Learning Method

Every child struggles differently, so every child is taught differently. Read and Write is built around one belief: learning should be tailored to the child, not the other way around.

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  • A personalised plan built around your child’s current level, pace, and specific challenges — not a fixed curriculum.
  • One-on-one attention, every session — no classroom, no comparison to other children.
  • Progress is followed closely and the plan adapts as your child grows.
Languages offered
EnglishMalayalamArabicHindiTamil

We work with one language at a time, so your child can build real confidence before adding another.

Who supports your child

It’s not just a teacher. It’s a team.

We don’t just teach reading and writing — we address the challenges behind it. Every child in Read and Write is supported by more than one person.

A dedicated teacher

Works one-on-one with your child, session after session, teaching at their pace in the language they’re learning.

A psychologist

Helps understand and address the challenges behind the struggle — not just the reading and writing itself.

A happiness officer

Checks in regularly to keep your child motivated, comfortable, and looking forward to their sessions.

Support for you

Counselling and parenting training, so you have the tools to support your child’s growth at home too.

Getting started

From reaching out to your child’s first session

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01

You reach out

Book a free consultation — no commitment, just a conversation about what you’re noticing.

02

We assess

One of our experts assesses your child’s current reading and writing level against their age and grade.

03

We plan, together

The expert discusses possible ways to help and the support your child would benefit from — and talks it through with you.

04

Your child begins

Sessions start with your child’s dedicated team. Courses run for a minimum of one month, adapting as they progress.

Real families, real progress

Stories from parents who reached out

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Before you reach out

Questions parents often ask about Malayalam support

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Still have a question?

Talk to our team — we’re happy to help.

Does my child need to already know the Malayalam alphabet?+

No — sessions start wherever your child currently is, including from the very basics.

Can my child work on more than one language at once?+

We recommend one language at a time, so your child can build real confidence before adding another.

What happens in the free consultation?+

One of our experts will assess your child’s current reading and writing level in Malayalam and discuss the kind of support that would help.

How long does the course run?+

Courses run for a minimum of one month, adapting as your child progresses.

How much does it cost?+

Fees will be discussed during your free consultation, based on your child’s assessment and plan.

Let’s understand what your child needs — together.

A free consultation is the first step. No commitment, just a real conversation about your child.