Classical Arabic and Egyptian dialect courses tailored to your needs, following a structured program and methodology to develop the four language skills: reading, writing, listening, and speaking; or to improve your oral comprehension and expression (listening and speaking) for everyday life and/or professional purposes. Classical Arabic and Egyptian dialect courses tailored to your needs, following a structured program and methodology A qualified and experienced teacher, holder of the Federal Certificate for Adult Educators and a teaching diploma from the University of Lausanne, offers courses in Classical Arabic and Egyptian dialect according to a structured program adapted to your needs. Qualified, experienced teacher, holding a degree in French and Arabic from my country of origin and a teaching diploma from the University of Lausanne and in addition the M1 BFFA-EL, (module 1 of the federal certificate for adult trainers) in other words the FESA1, with more than ten years of experience, in private, and with adult classes and corporate courses. Do you want to learn to understand and speak so you can communicate in everyday life, or do you want to learn to read, write, understand, and speak? The program is tailored to your needs and objectives, following a progressive curriculum and methodology. It focuses on articulating clearly and concisely to ensure understanding, writing legibly, grasping the logic and structure of the language, and understanding how Arabic thinks, as well as cultural and civilizational concepts. Arabic is easier than French if approached correctly; it's about learning how to learn. Schedules are based on our availability. A structured, varied and balanced program based on a methodology adapted to your needs. A structured program tailored to your specific needs and motivations. We'll work on phonetics, vocabulary, grammar, how to create and structure your sentences, how to think in Arabic, learn about the culture, vocal intonation when speaking Arabic, and understand cultural and linguistic differences to help you integrate easily. Learning a language isn't simply about putting one word next to another in Arabic to translate from French; it's also about understanding the language. Learning Arabic is much easier than you might think if you approach it the right way. All it takes is patience, staying motivated, and keeping your smile.