Arabic Programs

This level is considered the introductory level for the student who is studying Arabic for the first time, and through it, the student studies letters and words and learns reading, writing, spelling, and simple rules.

LEVEL ( 0 , 1 )

● the stage from which the beginners can start.

● level zero in which the student learns the letters and it's correct pronunciation in addition to how to write and how can the letters be connected together.

● step by step the student will learn reading and writing.

● the student can pass this level in 12 hours/month, the used book in this level is (Ketab_Albaghdadya).

● level one in which the student will learn statement composition in addition to starting simple conversations.

● At this level also the learner will learn little of the grammar.

● the student can pass this level in 16 hours/month, the used book in this level is  (Alketab Alasasy ).

This program is prepared to reach the level of proficiency and competence in the Arabic language, where the student moves from the initial level in which he learns vocabulary and then forms simple sentences and dialogue sentences that encourage him to speak and decipher the Arabic language and the barrier of fear of language, where he learns the important rules that enable him to build sentences that express about himself in the correct language, then he studies conversation and phonetics more in the levels that follow, then progresses in the study and by reaching the advanced level, the student can speak the language without grammatical or syntactic error. The student has learned grammar, expression, conversation, and rhetoric in a professional method.

In this program, the student will study:

● Phonetics.

● Reading.

● Listening and Writing.

● Rhetoric.

● Grammar.

This course is divided to:

PRIMARY STAGE

LEVEL ( 1,6 )

●  Levels (1, 6 ) the student will learn complex statement composition in addition to writing paragraphs .​

●  also, the student will go deeply into the grammar.

●  Each level from the first to the 6th will be taught in 16 hours /month.

ADVANCED STAGE

LEVEL ( 7, 12 )

●  Levels ( 7, 12 ) the student will learn different conversations in these levels .

●  the student will go deeply into the intensive grammar.

●  the student will be able to talk fluently to the natives by the end of the 12th level.

●  Each level will be taught in 16 hours/month.

It is an integrated curriculum for teaching the Arabic language and the principles of religious sciences, co-written by more than fifty teachers, experts, and specialists.

In this program, the student will study :

● Conversations

● Writing &reading

● Spelling rules

● Grammar

● Speaking

This course is divided into 8 levels :

● from the first level to level 4 the student will learn different conversations in these levels.

● the student will go deeply into the Rules Grammar.

There is no doubt that the study of grammar is very important for the student who wants to learn Standard Arabic, in which the tongue is straightened, the understanding becomes clear and become understanding Quran easier .although may be the student studies it through other programs, but he can study it in an intensive way through academic books as well as heritage books like Alajroumiya . Qtr Annada, Annahw attatbiqi ,Alfiyat ebn-malek.

Students will learn:

- Learn the parts of speech. (Name, Vial and Letter).

-Learn the numbers (singular ,dual, and the plural.

-Pronouns.

-Prepositions.

-Learn verb tenses.

-Learn verb conjugation.

- Learn the concept of morphological pattern (morphological balance).

-Identify the roots of words and their relationships.

- Learn nominal and verbal sentences.

- Learn the adverb of time and place.

-Learn the Demonstrative Pronoun.

- Learn the Relative Pronoun.

-Learn Possessive phrase.

-learn Descriptive Phrase.

- Learn the interrogative pronoun.

-Practice applying the rules on a daily basis

-Learn simple derivatives.

It is a part of Arabic grammar that deals mainly with verb analysis, construction, etymology, phrasing, construction, and manipulation. It studies and illustrates verbs in a detailed and well-explained pattern.

This course is divided into two main parts;

the first part is the area that deals with the classification of verbs; In order to learn the basics and structures of verbs while using

The second part deals with the analysis of verbs by

the changes they undergo in terms

of tenses using tables; After it is structurally assembled. This quick insight was given; Don't wonder later, while you are It will see the classification of verbs into different categories, sections and groups.

What you will learn?

• Classification of verbs according to Tenses and time.
• Classification of verbs according to their origin (Root letters) and number of letters.
• Classification of verbs according to Their foundations.
• The morphology of the verb.
• The passive past tense.
• The Active Past Tense.
• The passive present tense.
• The morphology of verbs in their present tense.
• The emphatic Active present tense. (Heavy non atatwkeed)
• The light Active present tense. (Light non attawkeed).
• Simple imperative tense.
• and more…

Learning enough Arabic to read and write the language can be very rewarding and exciting. However, it’s when you can have a conversation with a native speaker and match their dialect that things get really fun and interesting.

Egypt is the most populous country in the Middle East, making it something of a cultural center for the region.

Egyptian is the most commonly used dialect in the media, which means more people and places are constantly exposed to it.

Learning any dialect helps you sound more like a local, and Egyptian is so common that people who use other dialects can usually understand you.

Most of the people that you meet in an Arabic-speaking country will most likely use their own local dialect rather than the academically established language. Even when Egyptians travel to other Arabic-speaking countries, they don’t immediately switch to Standard Arabic, but try to get by in their own dialect.

This course will cover daily life situations that a foreigner living in Egypt is likely to encounter.

This course covers the following topics:

• Self and family
• Habits and traditions
• Self as part of a group
• Social interaction
• Assessment Overview