Foundation Program in Arabic
In this program, your child will learn reading and writing from zero to fluency in interactive ways, with specialized and qualified teachers to deal with children.
Kids' courses feature age-appropriate activities and techniques to make learning easy and fun.
After passing this program your child will be able to
- Write and pronounce letters
- Distinguish between letters that are similar in shape and sound
- Distinguish between light and heavy letters
- Know letter shapes at the beginning of the word, the middle of the word, and the end of the word
- Read and write words with the vowels
- Read and write words with letters of madd (alif, ya and waw)
- Read and write stressed words
- Read and write words with tanwin
- Acquire proficiency in reading and writing triple and quadruple words and sentences with different vowels, madd, shaddah and tanwin
- Distinguish between the sun and moon l am in writing and pronunciation
Arabic language curriculum for schools in Arab countries
Join us and start the journey of learning the Arabic language curriculum in individual online lessons.
Features of this program:
The teachers specialize in explaining the Arabic language school curricula in all Arab countries in interactive ways, and they have competence and experience that exceeds seven years.
Develop a monthly plan showing what each student will study during the month, with adequate exercises.
We have an educational quality supervisor who follows up on achieving the goals of the educational process, and conducts tests every period to ensure the progress of students and solve any problems.
Specialized in teaching Arabic for all grades in
Secondary stage
Preparatory stage (intermediate)
Primary stage
Kindergarten
Advanced Language Studies
Arabic language sciences are now in your hands with a group of the best academics in the prestigious Egyptian universities. Now you can start your learning journey from scratch, and you will reach an advanced level with us.
Linguistic sciences
Literature and poetry
Rhetoric
Morphology