English : The course you choose to study should expand your vocabulary, expression, and pronunciation beyond the classroom. Students studying English as a second language will become more and more confident speaking the language as the course progresses. Learn to read and write English effectively and fluently and you'll see great improvement in your skills during your study experience.

In this course, you will learn how to: Appropriate a subject (students will be trained to extract relevant information) Analysis (students will be trained in the organization of knowledge and information or in modeling) Perform (students will be trained to experiment or perform calculation techniques) Validation (students will be trained to validate the results of the experiment) Communicate (students will be trained to use appropriate scientific vocabulary) With a variety of information media (scientific texts, data structure tables / graphs, experimental videos, etc.), students are expected to solve problems using scientific reasoning. Students are expected to identify the appropriate physical quantity to measure and identify trends in data using a variety of digital tools for data processing and graphing.

Arabic : By the end of the course, students will be able to read and write using Arabic script. They will also learn to correct pronunciation, learn to distinguish different sounds in the language and verbally communicate By the end of the course, students will be able to discuss some topics of both personal and professional interest such as politics, religion, culture, and economics.

In an introductory chemistry course, students acquire basic chemistry knowledge and skills, such as the properties of solids, liquids and gases, chemical bonds, and radioactivity. Students taking an introductory chemistry course may specialize in chemistry, a scientific field, a health field, or any other subject. Chemistry tools as well as practice problems and quizzes are included