ARABIC COURSE

WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT

Almost all courses are suitable for beginners through advanced students. For specialized courses, the level is less important, and the focus is on the area of expertise. A minimum language proficiency is usually required. With a private course, there's only one level: your own! When booking, we ask you to provide an indication of your language proficiency. The final level and group assignment will be made on the first day of the course. This is usually done, except for beginners, through an oral and written language test.

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The layout is according to the EU standard below:

  • A0 Beginner
  • A1 Elementary
  • A2 Low Intermediate
  • B1 Intermediate
  • B2 High Intermediate
  • C1 Advanced
  • C2 Very Advanced
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ARABIC FOR ALL

Arabic for All aims to consolidate the teaching of Arabic for speakers of other languages, to use modern technology to serve the teaching of Arabic, and to support Arabic teaching institutions around the world that are interested in the methodological textbook, training of Arabic teachers, and the production of various educational tools. Go Arabic believes that Arabic is easy and loved when studied properly, which includes the four basic elements of education: • A good curriculum • A teacher in training • A serious student • A suitable environment The strategies of Arabic for all The Go Arabic program set far-reaching and comprehensive goals and worked to achieve them, namely: • Facilitate the teaching of Arabic for speakers of other languages by all available means. • Utilize modern technology to teach Arabic for speakers of other languages. • Train and qualify teachers of Arabic for speakers of other languages and raise their level. • Link Arabic language teaching institutions through CE certification. • Integrate Go Arabic work with other charitable work of ours.

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THE PROFESSOR

DR. ARVIT

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DR. BERRET

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DR. BRAVO

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ARABIC LANGUAGE IN CONNECTION WITH YOUR EDUCATION:

  • Architecture

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  • Social Work

    Social work is a practice-based profession and an academic discipline that promotes social change and development, social cohesion, and the empowerment and liberation of people. Principles of social justice, human rights, collective responsibility, and respect for diversity are central to social work. Supported by theories from social work, the social sciences, the humanities, and indigenous knowledge, social work engages people and structures to address life challenges and enhance well-being.

  • Anthropology

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  • Earth sciences

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  • geology

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  • Literature

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  • ICT

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