Start with your family, not a postcode
These are live online lessons with a teacher based in India. There is no US classroom or local branch. Share your city, learner’s current Hindi and preferred routine so the conversation begins with what you actually need.
Why weekend mornings are worth exploring
US after-school hours can fall late at night or early the next morning in India. Weekend mornings are often a better starting point for a scheduling discussion. New York, Chicago and California have different offsets: an 8 am slot is not the same time in India across all three.
Choose a goal you can use at home
A child who wants to speak with grandparents may benefit from short family phrases. A learner who already speaks Hindi might prefer Devanagari reading. Ask about the appropriate starting point rather than choosing a course only by age.
Find your city
Explore a city guide or ask about online lessons in your time zone.
New York & New Jersey
Eastern Time; New York, Newark and Jersey City.
Read the New York & New Jersey guideChicago
Central Time; the wider Chicago metro.
Read the Chicago guideSan Francisco & Oakland
Pacific Time; share the Bay Area guide with San Jose.
Read the San Francisco & Oakland guideDallas–Fort Worth
Central Time; Dallas, Fort Worth and surrounding communities.
Read the Dallas–Fort Worth guideSan Jose & Santa Clara
Pacific Time; a separate metro in the supplied research.
Read the San Jose & Santa Clara guideWashington, DC metro
Eastern Time; including neighbouring Maryland and Virginia.
Enquire from Washington, DC metroLos Angeles
Pacific Time; early weekend mornings may suit India better.
Enquire from Los AngelesHouston
Central Time; compare dates around US daylight saving changes.
Enquire from HoustonAtlanta
Eastern Time; enquire about a repeatable weekend slot.
Enquire from AtlantaPhiladelphia
Eastern Time; agree a time that also works in India.
Enquire from Philadelphia