Arabic teachers found: 87

Hello there, I am Abdul, the Arabic Facilitator. I have been teaching Arabic as a second language, proper reading and reciting the Holy Quran and ESL for a few years now. I teach modern standard Arabic, and colloquial of many countries, including but not limited to Saudi, Egyptian, and Lebanese. I enjoy teaching and transmitting my ideas to others. I teach all levels and ages. I also teach the proper reading of the holy Quran with its English and spanish translation. You will enjoy your learning experience with me. I use few book series in my Arabic program; 1- Alkitab 1, 2, and 3 which are used all over America, Australia, and Europe. 2- Medina 1, 2, and 3, which are used in California and many other institutes 3- Alkitab Alasasi which is used in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and many institutes 4- whatever book you would like to use I teach online using Skype, Yahoo, or virtual classrooms. I provide books, files, and 24 hours email support for free. I have weekly, monthly, and long-term...

IMPORTANT: Contact me and we can work something out even if I have no availability displayed. Hey, I´m a complex person, doing so many things simultaneously. I studied 2 bachelors one in physiotherapy and another one in sports science. I also have two jobs, the first is an online clinic specializing in chronic pain treatment (HealthX360.com), and the other is an IT consultant. I have been doing Verbling since it was for free (Believe it or not in 2010 Verbling was FOR FREE). Arabic language lover and teacher, since ever. If you want someone with experience but also, an anti-traditional, out-of-the-box personality then I´m your guy. I also speak Spanish, so, puedo enseñarte el Arabe en español también.

Marhaba! I’m Margaret from Lebanon. Arabic is a beautiful language, and if you decided to learn it, I would love to be your guide. Languages are a passion of mine. I have a bachelor’s degree in translation. I worked as a translator for 6 years in a newspaper and news websites. I also translated from English to Arabic a book titled “The Lost Oases” by Ahmed Mohamed Hassanein published by Abu Dhabi Authority for Culture & Heritage. Since 2015, I’ve been teaching in a school Arabic as a second language. I also teach Arabic to foreign students who come to Lebanon via a student exchange program. I speak English and French fluently, and I’m learning Spanish. In our first lesson, I will assess your level and then tailor the following lessons to best suit your needs. I teach all levels from absolute beginners to advanced students. In addition to my teaching experience, I’m familiar with the best language learning programs, and I borrow from them many techniques that will make your lea...

I am an Egyptian native speaker of Arabic and qualified, experienced senior Arabic language instructor. I’ve been teaching Arabic as a Foreign and Second Language for 30 years in various institutions. Throughout the years, I’ve taught all levels of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and Egyptian Colloquial Arabic (ECA) to a wide range of nationalities and students for different cultural backgrounds. I also taught content-based courses designed to enhance critical thinking such as TV news-writing and reporting to non-native speakers of Arabic as well as native speakers at the Department of Mass Communications. In my teaching style, I use the communicative approach and include visual aids, games, authentic materials, and language functions to meet the objectives of the students. So, I can teach you with proficiency and ease Arabic language courses as well as content-based courses in Arabic. Arabic language courses include, but not limited to, regular or intensive MSA and ECA, Arabic for spe...

My name is Sara.I started working as an Arabic teacher 10 years ago. During this time I have taught students from various countries and of different ages. They are learning Arabic for several reasons such as conversation, politics, Islam and literature. We have enjoyed learning with photos, videos, music and games to develop the different skills like speaking, listening, reading and writing.

Hello everyone! Thank you for visiting my profile. I’m Oubbadah, a native Arabic speaker from Syria (living in Lebanon). a professional Arabic teacher for non-native speakers: - MSA, Classical Arabic. - Syrian Levantine dialect. - Lebanese dialect. - Tajweed and Qur’anic studies. - English. since 2000, for all ages (children, teenagers, and adults). I enjoy meeting people, learning about new cultures, exercising and most importantly chatting with people from around the world in English - Arabic Language. My hobbies are travelling, cooking, football, basketball and table tennis. I graduated from Damascus university with a bachelor’s degree in science and a high studies in the same field, and I have a A Postgraduate Diploma in (TDE) Teaching Diploma in Education from LIU university, in Lebanon, Focus on teaching English and Arabic Languages, techniques of teaching, curriculum design & Evaluation, Advanced Methods of Teaching Humanities and Language, non-native language teach...

It's Muhammad, a passionate medical student and seasoned Arabic and Quran teacher with four years of experience guiding learners from all walks of life through the beauty and depth of the Arabic language, both Modern Standard and the vibrant Egyptian dialect. About Me My love for teaching is matched only by my devotion to Arabic, a language rich with history, literature, and cultural treasures. Whether you’re starting from scratch or looking to refine your skills, I bring enthusiasm and a personal touch to every lesson. My Teaching Philosophy Learning a new language as an adult is a unique adventure-it’s like stepping into the world as a newborn, hearing and repeating sounds until meaning emerges. My approach mirrors this natural process: I immerse you in Arabic from day one, encouraging you to listen, repeat, and gradually build your own sentences, just as a child learns to speak. What to Expect in My Lessons Personalized Start: Our first lesson is all about you. I’ll ask a few ...

SALAAM! What could be better than PEACE to start this teacher-student relationship with, huh? =) My name is Reem, I'm 27 years old, and I'm currently living in Istanbul chasing fluency in Turkish language. Teaching Arabic isn't just a profession I do to earn my keep. It's something I enjoy. I was born to a Tunisian father and a Moroccan mother, and that Tunisian-Moroccan-French "cocktail" we speak at home never ceased to amaze me as a kid. I grew up with a thirst for languages, and I was quite taken by how diverse the Arabic language is, so I chose it as my major in university. Dictionaries, Fus'ha, dialects, diglossia, classical Arabic, etymology, loanwords, historical linguistics: that's where I enjoy the most. And the more I learn about Arabic, the better I become as a teacher. And I have to say, the second best way to become a good teacher is questions asked by Arabic learners! They are VERY inspiring. Et voilà, I had my Bachelor degree in Arabic language, then did my maste...

If you want to own people's heart learn their language. If you talk to somebody with a language they understand you talk to their mind however if you talk to their own language you talk to their heart. Hi everybody, I wish you are all doing great. My name is Asem, an Arabic native speaker from Egypt. I studied Arabic Language and Literature at Alexandria University. I'm certified to teach Arabic as a second language from TAFL center at Alexandria university. I'm fluent in English too (ILETS certificate). I have had overseas working experience in Malaysia and South Korea. I memorized the holy Quran and I'm ready to teach who has the willingness to learn whether it's for reading or memorizing . I will use a communicative approach to teach Arabic which is different from the traditional curriculum. This approach allows the students to participate actively in the process of learning , moreover it allows the students to use the language in their daily life and they'll be able to ...

Hello and welcome. My name is Ahmed Fathi Hassan. I have a passion for teaching, and I find it endlessly fulfilling. I enjoy challenging myself in various aspects of life. My mind is always inclined towards learning more about different cultures. I have a fondness for sports, particularly playing football. Occasionally, I also engage in playing video games with my son and friends.