Arabic Language Courses

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Beginner Arabic students learn the basics of Arabic such as greetings, classroom phrases and conversational skills. They also learn how to shop, order food and discuss in detail their schedules and activities. They can form basic sentences and can read and write some Arabic script.

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Beginner Arabic

students learn the basics of Arabic such as greetings, classroom phrases and conversational skills.

They also learn how to shop, order food and discuss in detail their schedules and activities. They can form basic sentences and can read and write some Arabic script.

Adv Beginner Arabic 

students go more in depth with everyday life skills in Arabic. They start out by discussing one's home and giving commands, then traveling and giving directions, and finally they can discuss their experiences and hobbies. Students start to learn how to do more advanced discourse. 

students start out with phrases and vocabulary to discuss their travels in depth. Included in this is discussing experiences abroad, but also descriptors on recommendations and making appointments.

Pre-Intermediate 2 enables students in depth to go shopping and go to restaurants, moving beyond basic vocabulary that was covered in Beginner 2.

Pre-Intermediate 

Teaches students how to address needs in the doctor's office, and describing in general your body and feelings. Pre-Intermediate 4 introduces students to the formal language in Arabic, all its conjugations and uses in the business context.

Level 5 is movies, and Level 6 is technology and change, where students can discuss their lives and how technology and change affects them. 

Intermediate 

Students will work to expand their speaking, reading, listening and writing skills. Intermediate students can communicate about themselves fluently, have mastered all basic grammar and vocabulary from the beginner and pre-intermediate levels.

Intermediate students learn how to navigate situations outside themselves, where they need to communicate and get around in all difficult situations. In the higher intermediate levels, students will challenge themselves to communicate outside of everyday situations. 

Upper-Intermediate 

Students are trying to prepare to work and function like an advanced student. Students start to move beyond just speaking in concrete terms and instead get used to speaking in abstract terms about language.

Topics such as community, current events, history, and other subjects are brought up and discussed.

Students also start focusing much more on real world resources and materials, dramas, tv shows, music, and other materials created for Arabic native speakers.  

Advanced 

students are feeling accustomed to discussing difficult subjects in language. From current events to economics, students will be discussing abstractly on a variety of levels.

It is assumed that all students can both discuss themselves thoroughly and also navigate all intermediate needs in language. Advanced students start out by really trying to get used to speaking abstractly, and then they move forward into discussing specialty areas using language.

Most students at times will sound like native speakers and should be able to be understood by speakers of the language not accustomed to speaking to non-native speakers.  

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