Arabic language for beginner, intermediate and advanced levels

From 6.32 £ /h

What do I teach?
I teach the Arabic language in either of two formats – Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and Egyptian Standard Arabic.
Why am I teaching?
I teach to help students achieve fluency in reading, writing, and speaking Arabic. A secondary reason is to share the culture of Arabic speaking peoples. As an Egyptian fluent in MSA and Egyptian Arabic, I am confident of my ability to achieve both goals.
How do I teach?
My goal in teaching Arabic is for the student to develop skills which allow them to narrow their distance from the skills of a native speaker. The true, the ultimate goal is to have the student ‘think’ in Arabic. To achieve these goals, I use three types of teaching strategies

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Around Cairo, Egypt

Online from Egypt

About Me

For the past eight years, I have studied and taught the Arabic language to non-native speakers. My education has progress from initial theoretical study being awarded a Master's Degree in the Department of Curriculum and Teaching Methods of Helwan University. I have taught Arabic to students of many nationalities – American, British, Indian, Pakistani, Italian, Chinese, and Australian. I have taught students in a broad range of age groups – from children to adults. I have written and modified curricula of teaching, developed testing methods, added practice activity, and supervised educational trips to Egypt for foreign students. I am qualified in teaching Classical Arabic, Modern Standard Arabic, and Colloquial Arabic (Egyptian). I enjoy my work tremendously and work with constant drive for achievement.
My working circumstances have been varied – working in foreign and Arab institutions, working in teams and alone. With groups, I am often in charge of the project.
For me, the important person is the student. As the teacher, I will make the student to be a director, author, producer, critic, and spectator in the educational process. The student is the main actor, always.

Education

Faculty of Education, Helwan University 2020
Master's degree Curricula and teaching methods of the Arabic language for non-native speakers
Excellence with the recommendation to publish the thesis among Egyptian, Arab and Islamic universities
Activities and Societies: Study most of the foreign language education standards documents Study most of the standards of teaching Arabic as a foreign language Study the European reference framework for language teaching Study Arabic skills as a second language
Thesis title:
Building a reference standards document for teaching Arabic to non-native speakers

Faculty of Education, Helwan University 2016
Special Diploma Curricula and teaching methods of the Arabic language for non-native speakers
Very Good 2.79
Teaching Arabic language skills and arts as a second language for foreign students

Faculty of Education, Helwan University 2015
Professional Diploma Teaching Arabic as a second language
Excellent 3.73
2014 – 2015
Teaching Arabic language skills and arts as a second language for foreign students

Faculty of Education, Helwan University 2014
Bachelor of Arts and Education Curricula and methods of teaching Arabic language and Islamic studies
Good
Teaching Arabic and Islamic studies for Arabic speakers in middle school and high school

Experience / Qualifications

Tabari Arabia Lecturer of Arabic language for non-Arabic speakers
Nov 2016 – Now
Cairo, Egypt
Teaching Standard Arabic and colloquial Egyptian language online for students from the United States, Canada, Germany and the United Kingdom.
Teacher manager
Supervisor of the educational process in the company

Online course Preparing an Arabic teacher for non-native speakers
I trained the new teachers on how to teach modern Standard Arabic to non-native speakers, how to teach the four language skills listening, speaking, reading and writing, as well as grammar and culture.
Course material:
Introducing international and local language standards documents.
Teaching Arabic language skills.
Skills for students first class.
Learning with gamification
Online learning in teaching Arabic to foreigners

El Orman language school Part time Arabic Teacher (Part time)
Sep 2017 – Jun 2019
Teaching Arabic and Islamic studies for middle School

Reach Out Academy Lecturer of Arabic language for non-Arabic speakers (part time)
Nov 2016 – Nov 2017
Giza, Al Jizah, Egypt
Teaching colloquial Egyptian for foreign teachers in the institution

Al Motahida Education for Training Author of Arabic language curriculum for non-Arabic speakers
Sep 2015 – Oct 2016
Cairo, Cairo, Egypt
Author of the classical Arabic language curricula for non-native speakers in the countries of the UAE, Oman and Malaysia
Member of the working group of authoring the Clement Books series for teaching Arabic to speakers of other languages
Author of the list of language skills standards for non-Arabic speakers

Earabiclearning Lecturer of Arabic language for non-Arabic speakers
Oct 2014 – Sep 2015
Teaching Standard Arabic and Egyptian colloquial language online for students from the United States, Canada, Australia and China

studio Arabia Lecturer of Arabic language for non-Arabic speakers
Aug 2014 – Sep 2015
Teaching Arabic online for students from the US, UK and India

Al-Fustat Secondary School for Boys Trained teacher
Sep 2013- Jun 2014

Manial El Rawda Preparatory School for Boys Trained teacher
Sep 2012-Jun 2013

Age

Children (7-12 years old)

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

Seniors (65+ years old)

Student level

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

Duration

30 minutes

45 minutes