Arabic teachers found: 84

Learn Arabic in a new interactive way. Learn how to be an autonomous learner. I taught in Middlebury for 4 summers and am Adjunct Faculty at The American University in Cairo. I teach MSA, Colloquial, Conversation, and Grammar in contextualization. My approach to teaching: Student-centered approach. The student should talk more than the teacher and that gives him/her the chance for practicing the target language. Learners should practice speaking like a native speaker to achieve progress... try to discover more with me. I like the interactive learning and the interactive environment between student and teacher. I use a textbook and extra authentic materials: videos, flashcards, The discussion will be online on these activities or items.

Let us enjoy learning Arabic language, It will be a nice journey whereby you can notice that you achieve a noticeable progress day by day, Starting of the first lesson you will speak some Arabic words, and step by step you will be able to handle some situations in your daily life, Let us start, no time to wait!

My name is Mohamed abdelkareem, I'm a native Arabic speaker, I can teach Standard Arabic, Modern Arabic, 3ameia (Slang Arabic, Egyptian dialect), and also Quran with tajweed rules. I like this work, helping people to learn a new language and to get a new knowledge. allhamdullah I have the ability to teach, I'm patient and I can wait for my students until they can absorb my words, never make them feel depressed, and I'm also like learning new things and don't like laziness and lethargy, so I can encourage my students to learn. My teaching way is to help my students to learn the language to use it in their live, not only in the book! So you'll hear me always tell you like this: forget the book, we don't want to finish the book, we want to use the language, we are not in a school, how to use this in your live, give me an example for this sentence from your real live. I often use these books in my teaching way: - Arabic courses for English-speaking students (madina book) - Arabic...

My name is Rania, I'm Egyptian, I live In Italy since 2017. I teach Arabic for non-Arabic speakers since 2008, I teach MSA (Modern Standard Arabic) and Egyptian Arabic. I tought in Egypt in the University of Cairo and the French cultural institute. In 2017 I moved to Italy, I got my PhD at University La Sapienza. Now I work at the Catholic University of the Sacred Hearted, and Turin University. Mi chiamo Rania, vengo dall'Egitto, vivo in Italia dal 2017, Insegno Arabo agli stranieri dal 2008, insegno MSA (Modern Standard Arabic) e Egiziano. In Egitto ho insegnato all’Università del Cairo e all’Istituto Culturale Francese. Nel 2017 mi sono trasferita in Italia. Ho ottenuto il dottorato all’Università La Sapienza. Attualmente lavoro all'università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, e l'università di Torino.

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 ...

Welcome to you in my profile! I am Marwa Mousa, a native Arabic speaker from Egypt. I have over 13 years of experience teaching Arabic language and Holy Quran for non-natives. I used to dive in this amazing language to taste its beauty and discover its treasures. This passion led me to change my career as a software engineer to be an Arabic teacher. And it was the best decision I ever had. Teaching Arabic is not just a job for me, it is a life where I can share my passion and guide others to live, love and learn Arabic language. It is also a window to the world so that we can share our cultures and better understand humanity. As well it is my great pleasure to support others and help them achieve their goals in learning Arabic language. I teach Modern Standard Arabic, Colloquial/Spoken Arabic, Quranic Arabic and The Holy Quran. I teach all levels (Novice- Beginners- Intermediate- Advanced) and all ages (children and adults), online, one to one and in groups. I always try to be the...

Whassup folks! I am a native-Arabic teacher from Palestine and I am here to help you improve your Arabic and make you rock it. I hold a bachelor degree in English language and Literature and have a good experience in teaching it as well. I specialize in teaching Levantine Arabic for non-native speakers, and I have a wide experience teaching MSA as well. I can also help you understand different Arabic dialects. My methods are pretty simple and different from the traditional ways that make learning a new language look like a never ending process. I create a very relaxed and fun environment for my students and I tailor my lessons to their levels and needs. I work with all levels of Arabic proficiency and different age groups. I focus on developing Arabic communication skills, both the receptive and productive. I can offer different ways on how to build and expand your vocabulary and understand grammar better. Looking forward to meeting you! Cheers!

Marhaban ( Hello ) My name's Amir i'm From Egypt, Alexandria , I'm an Arabic Teacher For Non-Arabic Speakers , I have 5 years experience teaching People Arabic ,Also free materials :) and for the 🗣️ speaking courses ( audio provided ) Soo What Can I help you With ?! , I'm Teaching three Main Courses : -First ( Egyptian Dialect and also you don't need to know Arabic before ) -Second ( MSA, Modern Standard Arabic , MSA is used in virtually every media outlet from TV to movies to newspapers to radio broadcasts. Most books are written in MSA and politicians speak in MSA in debates and speeches. MSA is the Arabic that is used in everyday life in Arabic speaking countries ) -Third (Quranic Arabic ( classical Arabic ) is the form of Arabic in which the Quran (the holy book of Islam) is written. Quranic Arabic is also called classical Arabic , That also will help you to understand (Quran , Fiqh and hadith). and there is many good books we will share it . . Here Are the cou...

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...