Course Details: 

The course has been designed for non-Arabic speakers. We have taken special care to incorporate methodologies that would increase reading, writing and speaking fluency of our students. 

1. Classic Arabic for Beginners (Adults & Kids) 

As the name indicates, this is the beginner level where students are taught Arabic alphabets, their phonetics and fonts. Once the students master this stage, they are made to learn new words and incorporate those words to form basic, simple sentences. This way the students get comfortable with the language and its usage. 

Learning Objectives: 

By the end of this course, the students would be able to: 

• Recognize, read and write Arabic alphabets
• Form simple sentences using Arabic words

2. Classic Arabic (Advanced) 

This stage is open for students who have mastered the Beginner stage. At this level, we ease into speaking, expression comprehension and writing. For practice purposes, you’ll learn to write letters, articles and even a story. 

Additionally, the teacher creates different scenarios wherein students are asked to converse in Arabic. This helps in shaking off hesitance and gives the students confidence to tackle situations while speaking Arabic. 

Learning Objectives: 

By the end of this course, the students will be able to: 

• Speak Arabic confidently
• Read and write Arabic proficiently
• Have complete understanding of grammar, alphabets and phonetics

3. Egyptian Dialect

Egyptian Arabic dialect is the spoken language used by the Arabs every day. It is a common dialect that has been accepted by mainstream Arab media as well. With a great boom in economic activities, Arab countries are attracting business corporations and making a place in international markets.

 The Arabic language is quickly becoming an advantageous skill to have in business and it is also a great language to learn for personal development. 

Our Egyptian dialect Arabic course is known for its quality and effectiveness. This course can not only help you in business communication but it is also effective for students who are thinking of moving to Arab countries.  

Consistent interaction with the instructor and the classmates will enable the students to put into practice what they learned during the course.  

Learning Objectives: 

By the end of this course the student will be able to: 

• Speak Arabic in Egyptian dialect
• Read and understand Arabic spoken on mainstream media
• Have business interactions
• Participate in classroom discussions