Short-term Arabic courses

Most language courses cover vocabulary acquisition, grammar, and speaking, as well as reading and listening comprehension. The smaller the class size, the more students and teachers can interact, offering students more opportunities to work on their speaking skills.

To participate in this course is not necessary to have some knowledge of Standard Arabic and mastery of the Arabic alphabet. If you don't know the alphabet, it's no problem too! we have made some accommodations to help the motivated learner transition into using exclusively Latin alphabet.

inlingua courses are designed to appeal to children of different ages on an emotional level and allow them to take an active role in discovering a new and exciting language. In order to make kids feel safe and comfortable during class, inlingua language schools provide a relaxed atmosphere with lively programs that include playing, singing, and laughing to help the children gain confidence in their newly acquired language skills.

This course runs 5 days a week (Sundays through Thursdays), for 2 hours a day. Every hour focuses on two different language skills: vocabulary, listening, reading comprehension, and speaking.

Colloquial Arabic refers to the spoken language in Tunisia. It was originally a combination of Arabic and the native and regional languages existing in Tunisia before the Arab conquest, such as Berber.

This course runs 5 days a week (Sundays through Thursdays), for 4 hours a day. Every hour focuses on a language skill: vocabulary, listening, reading comprehension, and speaking.

Standard Arabic is the modern version of Classical Arabic. It is the official and written language throughout the Arab world.

This course runs 5 days a week (Sundays through Thursdays), for 4 hours a day. Every hour focuses on a language skill: vocabulary, listening, reading comprehension, and speaking.

Colloquial Arabic refers to the spoken language in Tunisia. It was originally a combination of Arabic and the native and regional languages existing in Tunisia before the Arab conquest, such as Berber.

Standard Arabic is the modern version of Classical Arabic. It is the official and written language throughout the Arab world.

This course runs 5 days a week (Sundays through Thursdays), for 2 hours a day. Every hour focuses on two different language skills: vocabulary, listening, reading comprehension, and speaking.

Standard Arabic is the modern version of Classical Arabic. It is the official and written language throughout the Arab world.

Colloquial Arabic refers to the spoken language in Tunisia. It was originally a combination of Arabic and the native and regional languages existing in Tunisia before the Arab conquest, such as Berber.

Standard Arabic is the modern version of Classical Arabic. It is the official and written language throughout the Arab world.

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