Advanced Arabic courses in Rabat

The quickest and most intensive way to learn the language, our individual tuition is based on the student's learning needs and interests. The content is agreed upon between the student and the teacher, and the course is not dependent on published course starting dates.

As it is the case with all Arab countries, Moroccans do not use fusha (MSA) to communicate with each other; the fusha is mainly used in printed and spoken media as well as official documents. Just like other Arab countries, Morocco has its own dialect called darija.

Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) is the standardized literary Arabic understood throughout the Arab speaking world. It is a modernized version of Classical Arabic, which is the language from which all Arab dialects get their roots.

The quickest and most intensive way to learn the language, our individual tuition is based on the student's learning needs and interests. The content is agreed upon between the student and the teacher, and the course is not dependent on published course starting dates.

The quickest and most intensive way to learn the language, our individual tuition is based on the student's learning needs and interests. The content is agreed upon between the student and the teacher, and the course is not dependent on published course starting dates.

Gain new knowledge of two of the most used languages in Morocco with this course, which offers 20 lessons of Arabic and 10 lessons of French per week. The small class size guarantees more student engagement and faster learning.

Gain new knowledge of two of the most used languages in Morocco with this course, which offers 20 lessons of Arabic and 10 lessons of French per week. The small class size guarantees more student engagement and faster learning.

Our Semi-intensive Arabic Program is designed for students looking to enhance their Arabic language skills in a more relaxed and flexible setting. With 10 hours of classes per week, students have 2 hours of classes each day over 5 days, allowing for a balanced approach to learning.

Our Intensive Arabic Program is ideal for students seeking a more immersive language learning experience. With 20 hours of classes per week, students attend four hours of classes each day over five days, providing a comprehensive approach to language acquisition.

Our Semi-Intensive Semester Arabic Program is designed for students seeking a comprehensive and balanced approach to Arabic language learning. With 10 hours of classes per week for a total of 12 weeks, students have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the language and culture.

Our Intensive Arabic Semester Program is designed for students looking to immerse themselves in the Arabic language and culture. With 20 hours of classes per week for a total of 12 weeks, students have the opportunity to significantly improve their language skills in a relatively short period.

Our Content Courses Semi-Intensive Program offers students a unique opportunity to deepen their understanding of the Arabic language while exploring the rich cultural and historical heritage of Morocco. With a total of 20 hours of classes over 12 weeks, students will enhance their linguistic skills while gaining valuable insights into Moroccan culture.

"Our individual Arabic courses offer a personalized and flexible learning experience tailored to your busy schedule. With our new package of 20 hours per month (5 hours per week), you'll receive individual attention from our experienced instructors to quickly enhance your language skills.

Our Evening Arabic Courses cater to individuals with busy schedules who are eager to enhance their Arabic proficiency. Over the course of 10 weeks, students will receive a total of 30 hours of instruction, with classes held twice a week for 1.

Our Content Courses Intensive Program offers a total of 36 hours of classes over 12 weeks, providing students with a comprehensive exploration of the Arabic language and Moroccan culture. This program is designed to deepen students' linguistic skills while fostering a deeper understanding of Moroccan society.