Spoken Arabic

This Arabic course is designed for non-native students who are eager to learn Arabic outside of a traditional classroom, restricted location, and pre-set schedule. The narration in our Arabic lessons is mostly in Arabic because of our strong belief that any foreign language must be taught in that particular for the terminology used, we adopted both English and Arabic Terms used in the Arab world and in the West. We did not limit our Arabic lessons to what is considered as the Standard practice in the field.

Our goal here is very simple: to present serious instruction for serious students.

Special Features

• Choose your own time for studying, evenings, weekend
• Repeat lessons, and go back to previous ones whenever
• Vocabulary with each Exercises, practices and
• Reviews with each Cost

The Arabic course adopts a multi-level methodology that integrates the skills of reading, writing, listening, grammar, vocabulary and conversation. These skills are reinforced at all levels and Arabic is the only teaching language used in class, except when it is necessary to facilitate the explanation of a grammar rule or lexical phrase to a beginner.

Field Study Trips and Exercise
Through i-eld study trips and exercises, students enrich their experience and their ability to function in real life language situations, assimilate everyday life issues and immerse in the host culture. Field study assignments are done both individually and in groups. Examples may include:

• Souks: to rehearse bargaining
• Cafes and restaurants: to rehearse how to order a drink or food
• Museums and monuments: to learn about historical sites and handicrafts
• Bus stations, railway station, beach, stadiums etc to learn about means of transport and places of leisure