Arabic Language Course

About This Course

Arabic Language Course

Learn Arabic, one of the most widely spoken languages worldwide. Our comprehensive and effective learning approach offers you a solid foundation in Arabic.

5 in 1 Course

• Training
• Projects
• Placement Support
• Certification
• Assignments

Industry Projects

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Takeaways of Your Investment

• Get familiar with the Alphabets & Numbers in Arabic
• Learn new Words & construct Sentences 
• Practice Pronunciation with the help of video lessons
• Know the Grammar rules and its usage
• Gain knowledge in Building Blocks of Arabic grammar
• Learn hundreds of new Key Vocabulary Words
• Access to Study Materials to learn easily & quickly
• Improve Reading, Speaking, listening & Writing skills

Level A1

Learn vocabulary, grammar, and linguistic functions and become aware of cultural differences. 

Module 1: Vocabulary

• Personal details
• Physical and character features
• Family
• Jobs
• Familiar domain
• Daily routine
• Colors
• Cardinal point
• Arabic personal names
• Personal age
• Imperatives
• Arab world map

Module 2: Grammar

• Pronouns
• Common names
• Adjectives
• Equational sentence
• Iḍāfa
• Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns (singular)
• Question marks
• Numbers 
• How to express possession
• Prepositions 
• Mudāri‘ conjugation in the singular of the following verbs

Module 3: Linguistic Functions

• Identifying (a person or an object)
• Answering questions for confirmation information identification 
• Greetings 
• Introducing another person  
• Describing relatives’ relationships  
• Describing simply one’s home and the familiar domain 
• Describing oneself and other people  
• Telling the place one comes from  
• Identifying Arab and non-Arab countries and towns  
• Speaking about what one has got  
• Telling one’s age 

Level A2

Learn vocabulary, grammar, and linguistic functions and become aware of cultural differences. 

Module 1: Vocabulary

• Biographical details 
• Everyday activities  
• Free time (hobbies sports leisure and entertainment)
• Food 
• Shopping
• Health 
• Time 
• Weather  

Module 2: Grammar

• Muḍāri‘ (marfū‘, manṣūb, mağzūm) verbal phrase
• Māḍī verbal phrase 
• Future particles 
• Negative particles + verb  
• Imperative 
• Accusative particles  
• Modal verbs
• Verbs of believing   
• To like, to prefer
• Numbers
• Question marks
• Time and frequency particles

Module 3: Linguistic Functions

• Describing one’s daily routine, setting it in time and space 
• Speaking about one’s interests in a general way
• Asking questions about another person’s routine and interests
• Describing where an object/a place is  
• Accepting or refusing a proposal  
• Speaking about preferences  
• Describing past experiences and wishes for the future  
• Knowing how to evaluate an object or a service 
• Describing one’s health, asking about another person’s health 
• Speaking about the weather, describing it, and speaking about related activities

Level B1

At this level, learn lexical fields, grammatical elements, and linguistic functions

Module 1: Lexical Fields

• Personal sphere 
• Natural, study and work environment
• Social interaction 
• Travel and vacation
• Means of communication and news  
• Books, films, radio and television programs, blogs and social networks 
• Geopolitics of the Arab world 

Module 2: Grammatical Elements

• Verbs
• Elative 
• Hypothetical sentence 
• Connectors 
• Expressions
• Passive construction
• الحال
• المفعول المطلق 

Module 3: Linguistic Functions

• Articulate a short speech on a familiar (present, past or future) or current issue
• Telling a story, the plot of a book or a movie  
• Relate the speech of others  
• Express preferences, opinions, and feelings 
• Describe places and people  
• Identify and describe objects and devices (type, shape, size, purpose, and use)  
• Compare and make comparisons
• Ask for and provide directions and travel information
• Describe damaged goods or inadequate services
• Criticize or complain
• Compliment
• Talk about obligations, requests, and procedures
• Advise
• Talk about possibility and certainty  
• Hypothesizing and deducing  
• Express goals, causes, and results 
• Asking questions to an interlocutor (clarifications, reformulations, explanations)

Level B2

Learn lexical fields, grammatical elements, and linguistic functions

Module 1: Lexical Fields

• Personal sphere   
• Natural, study and work environment  
• Social interaction   
• Means of communication and news  
• Books, films, radio and television programs, blogs and social networks
• Technology, and science  
• Environment 
• Humanities 
• Idioms    
•  Language

Module 2: Grammatical Elements

•  لأسماء
• الأفعال
• الحروف
• التصريف
• تصريف الأفعال

Module 3: Linguistic Functions

• Understand the standard Arabic language media by identifying, in addition to the content, the speaker's point of view and attitude    
• Correctly grasp the meaning and content of a film or show in standard language    
• Understand speeches or messages on abstract  topics formulated in standard language in real-time        
•  Follow a discussion by expressing your opinion highlighting the  advantages and disadvantages of what has been debated              
• Negotiate to resolve a conflict situation by explaining for both parties what the essential conditions are     
• Understand, process and effectively transmit information relating to data or       procedures inherent to one's professional function           
• Reflect on the language also through metacognition    
• Understand a scientific text    
• Understanding humor    
• Understand a conversation between native speakers
• Knowing how to explain, rephrase, and paraphrase

Level C1

In this C1 module, students will learn to express themselves fluently and spontaneously, almost effortlessly.

Module 1: Functions/ notions

• Expressing attitudes and feelings precisely
• Expressing certainty, probability, doubt
• Synthesizing, evaluating, glossing information
• Speculating and hypothesizing about causes, consequences, etc.
• Expressing opinions tentatively, hedging
• Expressing shades of opinion and certainty
• Expressing reaction, e.g. indifference
• Critiquing and reviewing
• Developing an argument systematically

Module 2: Discourse Markers

• Markers to structure and signpost informal speech and writing
• Markers to structure and signpost formal speech and writing – especially logic markers

Module 3: Verb forms

• Narrative tenses for experiences, including passive
• Simple past (narrative)
• Past continuous (narrative)
• Used to (narrative)
• Would expressing habit in the past (narrative)
• Past perfect (narrative)
• Futures (revision)
• Mixed conditionals in the past, present, and future
• Wish/if only & regretsPhrasal Verbs

Module 4: Lexis

• Collocations
• Colloquial language
• Approximating (vague language)
• Differentiated use of vocabulary
• Eliminating false friends
• Formal and informal registers
• Idiomatic expressions

Level C2

In the C2 module, demonstrate a degree of precision, appropriateness, and ease with the language that typifies the speech of those who have been highly successful learners.

Module 1:Listening Proficiency

• Presentations
• A high degree of colloquialism
• Regional usage
• Unfamiliar terminology

Module 2: Reading Proficiency

• Understand and interpret practically all forms of written language
• Abstract
• Structurally complex
• Highly colloquial literary
• Non-literary writings

Module 3: Speaking Proficiency

• Express themselves at length with a natural, effortless, unhesitating flow
• Use of the right words to express their thoughts or to find an appropriate example or explanation
• Formulate thoughts precisely, give emphasis, differentiate and eliminate ambiguity