Arabic teachers found: 80

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.

Hello. my name is Samar , i am egyptian , i studied archaeology greek and roman and graduated 2013 i speak 4 languages and i would be happy if i help anyone in the languages i speak In 2016 i won a scholarship and i went to Greece , Thessaloniki for a modern greek program learning languages is one of my hobbies as i like to know about other cutures and other ways of living and seeing our world i would like to learn turkish and spanish and maybe i will be able to teach them My lesson always depends on what you need i use videos , books ,audio files ,sites for learning the language, pictures and conversation about a certain topic at the end of every lesson i give you homework

I'm Maryam. I have been teaching Arabic to native and non-native speakers for the past 20 years. I have taught in various capacities and schools, including the German School as the most recent one. I also provided training for teachers on how to use technology for education. I graduated from the Faculty of Dar Al Uloom, Cairo University, with a grade of good. I also obtained an educational diploma from the same university, with a grade of excellent. Moreover, I took the following the training courses: • English from the British Council • CCTAFL for teaching Arabic as a second language from the American University of Cairo (AUC) • Active Learning methods from the College of Early Childhood Education • IT and gamification at the AUC There are many compelling reasons to study Arabic, which may be largely due to the events in the Middle East. A command of the Arabic language is vital for understanding the Arab culture as well as the Qur’an. Whoever wants to communicate with the Arabs ...

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.

Assalam alikum .my name is Asmaa Ezzat .i am an Arabic and Quraan teacher to non native speakers . i graduated from the faculty of Islamic and Arabic studies Division of Arabic language -Al-Azhar university.i holds courses in teaching Arabic language for non native speakers .i have a special diploma in Education from the faculty of Education Al- Azhar university . i holds an Ejaza in Quraan -Hafs and Shoaba An Asem -i holds English language course-level B2 British council.i have been teaching Arabic for 2 years I teach Modern Standard Arabic ,Quranic arabic, Quraan and Tajweed rules (all levels) to different ages with using a lot of effective materials . I am my happiest when I am interacting with students and helping them to become fluent Arabic speakers. I offer feedback to motivate and encourage students to participate. I make sure lessons are informative as well as fun.. Hope see you soon

-My name is Mohammed Salah from Egypt, -I work as Imam and teacher at the Egyptian Ministry of Endowments. -I have a Bachelor of Islamic and Arabic Studies at Al-Azhar University. -I'm a Certified Arabic language trainer from the American University. -I have CCTFL (career certificate in teaching Arabic as a foreign language) from AUC (American university in Cairo ). -I work as a Teacher of Quran, Islamic studies, Modern standard Arabic and Egyptian dialect. -Ijazh in Quran Asim (Hafs-shubaa) -High IJAZH of Al-Azhar Al-Sharif in the Sciences of Hadith. -TESOL/TEFL in English teaching |World Academy. -Holds a Membership of the International Federation for the Arabic Language. - Over than 10,000 hours experience in online tutoring. -I taught the Egyptian, Saudi, Emirate, Kuwaiti and Qatari curriculum. -I have experience teaching a lot of curricula to non-native speakers - I have experience in teaching children and adults Quran, Islamic Subjects and Arabic language. - Teaching with Comm...

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.

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 ...

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...

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.