About Arabic Language Course

Arabic is the official language of all Arab countries and is spoken by the majority of the population in the GCC. In this regard, the study of the Arabic language will allow expats and tourists to communicate fluently in any of these countries. Thanks to our Arabic language course in Dubai, you can quickly and effectively master all the linguistic aspects of the language. At our training center, you can learn Arabic in Dubai easily!

Arabic classes in Dubai for corporates or individuals are held by qualified teachers – native speakers. Arabic language courses in our center have a number of advantages, among which an important place is occupied by the technology of education, individual approach and easy method of learning the material. In our center, you will appreciate the high-level of Arabic language courses. Our methods of teaching are extremely effective. Basic course of Arabic allows you to quickly acquire the necessary knowledge: alphabet, pronunciation, speaking.

Arabic Language Course in Dubai

Statistics shows that this language is widely spoken today by nearly half a billion people on the planet. More than that – Arabic is among the official languages of the United Nations. If these arguments have persuaded you of the need to start attending Arabic classes in Dubai, then go ahead.

Arab culture is one of the most ancient ones on Earth. This is the language of many philosophical treatises that influenced largely on the culture and worldview of humanity. It is the Arabs who accumulated knowledge of ancient Greek and Roman scientists. And indeed, the Arab nation has made a significant contribution to the development of the exact sciences, medicine, and philosophy.

You can learn Arabic in Dubai today! It’s simple!

The training is inclusive of:

• Arabic Language Book
• Study Materials
• Course Completion Certificate

Learning Points

• Introduction to Arabic;
• Greeting;
• Performing simple introductions;
• Introducing your family;
• Identifying and asking about people and things;
• Talking about professions;
• Identifying and asking about places;
• Asking and identifying belongings;
• Describing things;
• Talking about likes and dislikes;
• Asking for locations;
• Identifying and asking about places and things;
• Talking about nationalities;
• Describing geographical position;
• Counting things;
• Shopping at a market.