Arabic teachers found: 81

I am Nesreen Meligy, I am thirty years old. Graduated from the Faculty of Dar Al Uloom, Cairo University. I have passed many training courses in different fields, I got a general and special diploma in preparing Arabic teacher for non-native speakers, and now in master's degree. I have been teaching Arabic to non-native speakers since 2013. I teach students from all over the world to adults and children, and use many books in teaching such as (Al asasi book, Arabeye bayna yadayk, Attakalum book, Al Fanar book and more) . I have trained a group of teachers in the field of teaching Arabic to non-native speakers, and I am now involved in the preparation of educational curricula.

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...

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.

Decreased my rates 10% besides Verbling discounts. For a limited time 🙃 Marhaba, I'm Jihad from Egypt. I teach Arabic at the French culture center Cairo and I have good experience teaching Arabic to non-natives. I enjoy speaking with people from different cultures around the world. You will have fun and interesting experience learning Arabic for a quite cheap hourly rate for a lesson, I can help you speak Formal Arabic and Egyptian Arabic to all levels. I'm Certified and Qualified teacher. Let me help you speak, read, Understand and communicate in Arabic. Contact me for more details. My Educational and work background: I have studied for 4 years for my B.A in Arabic at Hulwan University, Faculty of Arts. Department of the Arabic Language. (2006-2010) - After having my Certificate I became a teacher for primary stages at a Private school in Cairo, I worked there for one academic year. (2010 - 2011) - I moved to work in an International private School as an Arabic language teacher ...

I teach Egyptian Arabic to English-speaking students of Arabic descent.

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...

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...

Hi! My name is Zoia. I am from Syria and I am studying International Relations at the University of British Columbia. One of the reasons why I am pursuing this major is that I am fascinated by different cultures and their interactions. There is a strong and complex connection between the language and the culture it is used in which led me to develop a passion for languages since I was young, hence I learned English, Spanish and Russian. While I was learning these languages, I came across many difficulties one might face learning a new language, and therefore, I have developed many strategies to overcome those difficulties. My native language is Arabic, and I have taught it to international students when I was studying in Armenia! I teach mainly Levantine dialect. I understand that people decide to learn new languages for different reasons, therefore, I make sure to acknowledge the goals my students strive for and I customize my lessons in order to achieve those goals.

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.