Junior Squash Programs in Dubai: Choosing a Schedule

Compare one, two and three sessions a week at Nolet. A practical guide to junior squash programs in Dubai, monthly prices and choosing a manageable schedule.

Nolet Squash Academy

10/6/20262 min read

Junior players and coaches together on a Nolet squash court

Choosing a junior squash program in Dubai starts with a practical question: which schedule can your child attend consistently? More frequent training may offer more opportunities to practise, but the right choice also depends on school, travel, other activities and your child’s interest in the game.

What to discuss before choosing a program

Tell the academy about your child’s playing experience, confidence on court and any goals they have. A player discovering squash may need a different starting focus from a junior who already plays matches. Ask how the coach will adapt the training to that starting point and how you will discuss progress over time.

Check the exact venue, available session times and any equipment requirements. It is also worth asking about session duration, arrangements for missed sessions and how sessions are scheduled. Confirm these details with the academy before purchasing, rather than assuming every program follows the same booking rules.

Nolet’s monthly junior program options

Once a week: 4 sessions per month — AED 1,149.
Twice a week: 8 sessions per month — AED 2,099.
Three times a week: 12 sessions per month — AED 2,868.

These programs cover one month per purchase and do not renew automatically. After purchase, contact the academy to arrange the training schedule. See the Classes page for the program choices, and confirm availability before committing to a particular weekly time.

When once a week may suit your family

A weekly session can be a manageable introduction for a child trying squash alongside other interests. It creates a regular point of contact with coaching while leaving room for school and other activities. Ask the coach for one simple focus to remember for the next lesson. Choose this option because the routine fits your family, rather than expecting a specific result after four sessions.

When to discuss two or three sessions a week

If your child enjoys squash and wants more time on court, discuss a more frequent schedule with the coach. Two or three sessions a week provide more scheduled training opportunities. Before increasing attendance, consider the travel involved and whether your child can approach each session with attention and enthusiasm.

Match ambitions should be part of that conversation, but a higher-frequency program does not guarantee competition results. The useful question is how the additional sessions will support the player’s current development goals.

Look for progress beyond the score

Ask your child what they enjoyed and what they are learning. Useful talking points include understanding instructions, feeling more comfortable on court and explaining a practice goal. Discuss changes with the coach rather than judging progress only by whether a match was won.

Try a session before deciding

Nolet offers a 45-minute private junior trial for AED 239. It gives your family a way to experience a session before choosing a monthly program.

Review the Dubai academy locations, then chat with Nolet about your child’s experience, preferred court and available training times. A sustainable routine is a useful starting point for a junior’s squash journey.

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