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Khaled - Ras al-Khaimah, United Arab Emirates£35
£35English and Arabic lessons for both Non Arabic Speakers and Arabic speakers
Trusted teacher: English Arabic تعليم اللغتان الانجليزية و العربية للعرب و الاجانب Dear Sir/Madam, After reviewing the requirements as specified by the online i-recruitment department, here lies a formal request to accept the attached CV materials, in response to the opening for the office manager, and any other relevant positions. My skills and experiences as English Teacher/ Electronic Pioneer / Teacher Supervisor (in Al Azhar- Language Institute - Cairo), Translator, Interpreter, Trainer, Administration and Coordination Officer,Tour guide, Data Administrator, Receptionist, Office manager and Secretary, leaves me confident I have the ability, time, motivation, commitment, dedication and deep-rooted desire to pursue and conduct trendsetting initiatives and even research for the companies I work for. As a long-term office manager and secretary I am aware of the job duties for this position and believe that I am qualified. My ability to collaborate with others beyond normal boundaries, to develop and participate in office management meetings , to establish, meet and exceed goals while working to improve project achievement, to continually expand my capacity to work with diverse populations including individuals with diverse cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds, makes me a great fit for a position on your team. I received a Bachelor of Arts degree in both English Language and Literature from Cairo University in 2001. In addition, I possess a General Diploma of Education degrees in both English Methodology and Psychology from Cairo University in 2002, which serves as a compliment to my education and career skills, sharpens my communicative abilities, and heightens the competencies that distinguish me as an office manager and secretary. I look forward to hearing from you and anticipate your response. Sincerely, Mr.Khaled
High school entrance prep · Tutoring · Reading (for adults)
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Soualili - Mila, Algeria£13
£13learn the Arabic alphabet and vocabulary numbers, colors, foods, travel, body parts, animals,
learns to introduce yourself, the alphabet, numbers, colors, foods, travel, body parts, animals, Learning to read and write in Arabic cannot be improvised. To save you time, we describe here the quickest logical steps to achieve your goal without obstacles. Once you have integrated these steps, you will realize that you too will be able to teach Arabic to your child, in a very short time. Here are the ideal steps to follow to develop your knowledge of Arabic in the most natural way possible: The Alphabet: Learn the letters of the alphabet first isolated, then attached, with all the vowels, to know how to read and write in Arabic with ease Words: Enrich vocabulary with words useful in everyday life Phrases: Through small texts relating to daily life, develop reading fluency, and intuitively discover the logic of the language Understanding the Arabic sentence: Assimilate the basics of Arabic grammar and conjugation, while continuing to enrich your vocabulary by reading and studying various texts. Let's look in more detail at how to approach each of these points: 1. Learn to read and write in Arabic: Learning to read is a necessary first step that can go very quickly, if you follow the order we suggest: The 28 isolated letters with the vowel “a” Letters in all forms with main vowels (“a”, “ou”, “i”) Letters with all vowels Reading rules The writing of each letter, in all forms, is practiced in parallel with reading. So do exercises to learn how to join letters together and form words.
Tutoring · Arabic · Learning & study skills
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