12 Arabic General Courses for adults in Amman

Ahlan World offers Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) courses across 8 levels, from absolute beginner to advanced. MSA is the standard Arabic that forms the basis of all Arabic dialects across the Arab world. With MSA, students are given the starting point to begin their own individual Arabic language journey by learning about the foundation stones of Arabic, from which they can dive into their chosen dialect. The Ahlan World Modern Standard Arabic course provides students at every level with a comprehensive study of the beautiful and poetic features of Arabic along with its formulaic sentence structure, expressive vocabulary and artistic script. It is often said that language is a reflection of culture and while generalizations of language and nationality can be tenuous in their value, MSA speaks to the dramatic and vibrant heart of the Arab world. The Arabic language developed against the backdrop of a region that bridged continents, seas, vast mountain ranges and deserts in what is commonly referred to as the ‘Arab World.’ Stretching from the Atlantic Ocean through the Western city of Rabat, to the Indian Ocean through the Eastern coastal city of Muscat and pocketed by three seas; the Mediterranean, the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf lies the Arab World. Between these beautiful seas, over 300 million people call the Arab World their home and 22 countries identify around the loosely shared Arab identity. Linguistically, Modern Standard Arabic connects all these countries and peoples together as the commonly accepted core of the Arabic Written language. But with such diverse and expansive lands, shown most evidently by the complexities and charm of Arab history, it is no wonder that the development and character of each of these states would be highly distinctive in nature. This permitted the language to evolve into its own reflection of the individual countries’ values and culture. Alongside the almost universally spoken Modern Standard Arabic, the Arab world also contains a plethora of colloquial local dialects that grew within their own particular context.

Ahlan World offers Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) courses across 8 levels, from absolute beginner to advanced. MSA is the standard Arabic that forms the basis of all Arabic dialects across the Arab world. With MSA, students are given the starting point to begin their own individual Arabic language journey by learning about the foundation stones of Arabic, from which they can dive into their chosen dialect. The Ahlan World Modern Standard Arabic course provides students at every level with a comprehensive study of the beautiful and poetic features of Arabic along with its formulaic sentence structure, expressive vocabulary and artistic script. It is often said that language is a reflection of culture and while generalizations of language and nationality can be tenuous in their value, MSA speaks to the dramatic and vibrant heart of the Arab world. 15 hours a week, a course taught by trained, professional instructors. Classes range from two to eight students depending on demand.

The Arabic language developed against the backdrop of a region that bridged continents, seas, vast mountain ranges and deserts in what is commonly referred to as the ‘Arab World.’ Stretching from the Atlantic Ocean through the Western city of Rabat, to the Indian Ocean through the Eastern coastal city of Muscat and pocketed by three seas; the Mediterranean, the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf lies the Arab World. Between these beautiful seas, over 300 million people call the Arab World their home and 22 countries identify around the loosely shared Arab identity. Linguistically, Modern Standard Arabic connects all these countries and peoples together as the commonly accepted core of the Arabic Written language. But with such diverse and expansive lands, shown most evidently by the complexities and charm of Arab history, it is no wonder that the development and character of each of these states would be highly distinctive in nature. This permitted the language to evolve into its own reflection of the individual countries’ values and culture. Alongside the almost universally spoken Modern Standard Arabic, the Arab world also contains a plethora of colloquial local dialects that grew within their own particular context. 10 hours a week, a course taught by trained, professional instructors. Classes range from two to eight students depending on demand.

For college and university students. It is based on international textbooks, supplemented by a wide range of extra materials to meet curricular requirements of most universities. Students may seek accreditation from their respective universities before registration or after completion of the course. A total of 20 contact hours are offered in every week. The daily schedule consists of 4 hours of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). 3 language levels of each group course are offered: the beginners level, the intermediate level, and the advanced level. The 3 levels may get subdivided into sub-levels depending on number of enrolled students. A student will have to sit for a placement test on the first day of the course to determine the group class they should join. Different international and local textbooks are used. Main textbooks are ‘Al-Kitaab Series’ (Alif Baa, Al-Kitaab I,II,III). The textbooks are supplemented by other materials and activities. Language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

This course combines language lessons with an extensive program of social and cultural activities.A total of 20 contact hours are offered in every week. The daily schedule consists of 4 hours of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). 3 language levels of each group course are offered: the beginners level, the intermediate level, and the advanced level. The 3 levels may get subdivided into sub-levels depending on number of enrolled students. A student will have to sit for a placement test on the first day of the course to determine the group class they should join. Different international and local textbooks are used. Main textbooks are ‘Al-Kitaab Series’ (Alif Baa, Al-Kitaab I,II,III). The textbooks are supplemented by other materials and activities. Language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

For college and university students. It is based on international textbooks, supplemented by a wide range of extra materials to meet curricular requirements of most universities. Students may seek accreditation from their respective universities before registration or after completion of the course. A total of 20 contact hours are offered in every week. The daily schedule consists of 4 hours of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). 3 language levels of each group course are offered: the beginners level, the intermediate level, and the advanced level. The 3 levels may get subdivided into sub-levels depending on number of enrolled students. A student will have to sit for a placement test on the first day of the course to determine the group class they should join. Different international and local textbooks are used. Main textbooks are ‘Al-Kitaab Series’ (Alif Baa, Al-Kitaab I,II,III). The textbooks are supplemented by other materials and activities. Language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

This course combines language lessons with an extensive program of social and cultural activities.A total of 20 contact hours are offered in every week. The daily schedule consists of 4 hours of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). 3 language levels of each group course are offered: the beginners level, the intermediate level, and the advanced level. The 3 levels may get subdivided into sub-levels depending on number of enrolled students. A student will have to sit for a placement test on the first day of the course to determine the group class they should join. Different international and local textbooks are used. Main textbooks are ‘Al-Kitaab Series’ (Alif Baa, Al-Kitaab I,II,III). The textbooks are supplemented by other materials and activities. Language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

A total of 20 contact hours are offered in every week. The daily schedule consists of 4 hours of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). 3 language levels of each group course are offered: the beginners level, the intermediate level, and the advanced level. The 3 levels may get subdivided into sub-levels depending on number of enrolled students. A student will have to sit for a placement test on the first day of the course to determine the group class they should join. Different international and local textbooks are used. Main textbooks are ‘Al-Kitaab Series’ (Alif Baa, Al-Kitaab I,II,III). The textbooks are supplemented by other materials and activities. Language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

This course combines language lessons with an extensive program of social and cultural activities.A total of 20 contact hours are offered in every week. The daily schedule consists of 4 hours of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). 3 language levels of each group course are offered: the beginners level, the intermediate level, and the advanced level. The 3 levels may get subdivided into sub-levels depending on number of enrolled students. A student will have to sit for a placement test on the first day of the course to determine the group class they should join. Different international and local textbooks are used. Main textbooks are ‘Al-Kitaab Series’ (Alif Baa, Al-Kitaab I,II,III). The textbooks are supplemented by other materials and activities. Language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

Only for workers employed in Germany.A total of 20 contact hours are offered in every week. The daily schedule consists of 4 hours of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). 3 language levels of each group course are offered: the beginners level, the intermediate level, and the advanced level. The 3 levels may get subdivided into sub-levels depending on number of enrolled students. A student will have to sit for a placement test on the first day of the course to determine the group class they should join. Different international and local textbooks are used. Main textbooks are ‘Al-Kitaab Series’ (Alif Baa, Al-Kitaab I,II,III). The textbooks are supplemented by other materials and activities. Language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.