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Our unique teaching methods will allow you to improve your Arabic skills.
Our unique teaching methods will allow you to improve your Arabic skills.
Our programs treat Arabic as a single system of communication, enabling students to use the appropriate register to execute a variety of real-life communicative duties. They are guided by the concept of communicative proficiency and the goal of functional competency. The registers of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and Jordanian dialect are the subject of these courses.
The structure for acquiring the four skills of reading, listening, writing, and speaking is laid out in this course. Student’s practice handwriting and typing while learning the Arabic letter and sounds.
The course takes a student-centered approach and focuses on communicative skills, with written and aural media developed for native speakers incorporated into class sessions. Students practice interactive functional skills such as listening comprehension and conversation strategies while working to communicate effectively on an increasing range of subjects by completing concrete tasks that involve interaction with native Arabic speakers and engagement with contemporary Arab culture.
Our programs treat Arabic as a single system of communication, enabling students to use the appropriate register to execute a variety of real-life communicative duties. They are guided by the concept of communicative proficiency and the goal of functional competency. The registers of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and Jordanian dialect are the subject of these courses.
The structure for acquiring the four skills of reading, listening, writing, and speaking is laid out in this course. Student’s practice handwriting and typing while learning the Arabic letter and sounds.
The course takes a student-centered approach and focuses on communicative skills, with written and aural media developed for native speakers incorporated into class sessions. Students practice interactive functional skills such as listening comprehension and conversation strategies while working to communicate effectively on an increasing range of subjects by completing concrete tasks that involve interaction with native Arabic speakers and engagement with contemporary Arab culture.
Our programs treat Arabic as a single system of communication, enabling students to use the appropriate register to execute a variety of real-life communicative duties. They are guided by the concept of communicative proficiency and the goal of functional competency. The registers of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and Jordanian dialect are the subject of these courses.
The course takes a student-centered approach and focuses on communicative skills, with written and aural media developed for native speakers incorporated into class sessions. Students practice interactive functional skills such as listening comprehension and conversation strategies while working to communicate effectively on an increasing range of subjects and integrating Jordanian dialect into their preexisting knowledge of MSA by completing concrete tasks that involve interaction with native Arabic speakers and engagement with contemporary Arab culture.
Our programs treat Arabic as a single system of communication, enabling students to use the appropriate register to execute a variety of real-life communicative duties. They are guided by the concept of communicative proficiency and the goal of functional competency. The registers of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and Jordanian dialect are the subject of these courses.
The course takes a student-centered approach and focuses on communicative skills, with written and aural media developed for native speakers incorporated into class sessions.
Students practice interactive functional skills such as listening comprehension and conversation strategies while working to communicate effectively on an increasing range of subjects and integrating Jordanian dialect into their preexisting knowledge of MSA by completing concrete tasks that involve interaction with native Arabic speakers and engagement with contemporary Arab culture.
Our programs treat Arabic as a single system of communication, enabling students to use the appropriate register to execute a variety of real-life communicative duties. They are guided by the concept of communicative proficiency and the goal of functional competency. The registers of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and Jordanian dialect are the subject of these courses.
The course takes a student-centered approach and focuses on communicative skills, with written and aural media developed for native speakers incorporated into class sessions. Students practice interactive functional skills such as listening comprehension and conversation strategies while working to communicate effectively on an increasing range of subjects and integrating Jordanian dialect into their preexisting knowledge of MSA by completing concrete tasks that involve interaction with native Arabic speakers and engagement with contemporary Arab culture.
MSA: Our programs treat Arabic as a single system of communication, enabling students to use the appropriate register to execute a variety of real-life communicative duties. They are guided by the concept of communicative proficiency and the goal of functional competency. The registers of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and Jordanian dialect are the subject of these courses.
The structure for acquiring the four skills of reading, listening, writing, and speaking is laid out in this course. Student’s practice handwriting and typing while learning the Arabic letter and sounds.
The course takes a student-centered approach and focuses on communicative skills, with written and aural media developed for native speakers incorporated into class sessions. Students practice interactive functional skills such as listening comprehension and conversation strategies while working to communicate effectively on an increasing range of subjects by completing concrete tasks that involve interaction with native Arabic speakers and engagement with contemporary Arab culture.
Dialect: The course takes a student-centered approach and focuses on communicative skills, with written and aural media developed for native speakers incorporated into class sessions. Students practice interactive functional skills such as listening comprehension and conversation strategies while working to communicate effectively on an increasing range of subjects and integrating Jordanian dialect into their preexisting knowledge of MSA by completing concrete tasks that involve interaction with native Arabic speakers and engagement with contemporary Arab culture.
After a time of rigorous instruction in MSA and Jordanian dialect, this course begins meeting a few weeks into the program. The course may be divided into smaller groups depending on the number of students registered so that instructors can provide personalized attention to students with varied levels of Arabic and ensure that all students are able to fully engage in the larger class meetings.
This course, which is only offered in Arabic, examines a variety of Arabic media outlets, including but not limited to Arabic newspapers, magazines, news broadcasts, comments, interviews, and other television and radio shows.
Students improve their verbal and writing communication skills by expressing their views on social, political, and cultural topics that affect Jordanian society today. Through exposure to actual media content, students are challenged with advanced reading and listening skills.
After a time of rigorous instruction in MSA and Jordanian dialect, this course begins meeting a few weeks into the program. The course may be divided into smaller groups depending on the number of students registered so that instructors can provide personalized attention to students with varied levels of Arabic and ensure that all students are able to fully engage in the larger class meetings.
This course provides a thorough overview of the Arab world’s peoples, cultures, and traditions, as well as the larger Middle East. The rich cultural and sociopolitical life of modern Jordan is investigated, giving students a framework in which to study Arabic. Throughout the course, students are forced to evaluate their ideas and assumptions about the Middle East’s history, cultures, traditions, religions, and politics. Among the subjects discussed are the diverse groups that inhabit the region, their languages/dialects, religious affiliations, economics, and other cultural and socioeconomic aspects.
After a time of rigorous instruction in MSA and Jordanian dialect, this course begins meeting a few weeks into the program. The course may be divided into smaller groups depending on the number of students registered so that instructors can provide personalized attention to students with varied levels of Arabic and ensure that all students are able to fully engage in the larger class meetings.
This course illuminates opposing viewpoints by giving a thorough assessment of the region’s historical past and its impact on present events. The events that sparked the Arab Spring are examined, as well as the historical reasons why the Arab Spring expanded to some countries but not others.
This course adds to the Modern Standard Arabic series by placing the language in its natural setting and teaching students how to communicate in MSA like native speakers. Students study thematic information in realistic circumstances through a range of applications such as formal debate, speaking, presentation, and literature. According to their future academic and professional aspirations, students choose one of the four language skills to focus on: reading, writing, listening, or speaking.
Students read Arabic short tales, chosen readings, and novels about culture, politics, religion, and society. The length of the texts varies slightly depending on the language skills of the students.
Enrollment: every 3 months
Hours: 150 per level
Placement Exam: Based on ACTFL
Currucilm: Special Currucilm
Content: MSA 100 hours for one level
Content: Dialect 50 hours for one level
Test: OPI upon your request
Thematic courses: upon your request
Tuition & fees program
1 to 1 class
150 Hours
20hours/week
$4,350
Group class
150Hours
20hours/week
$3,580
Enrollment: You decide on when
Hours: You decide how many hours
Placement Exam: Based on ACTFL
Currucilm: Special Currucilm
Content: MSA and Dialect
Test: OPI upon your request
Note
The program will add tuition fees and registration for this plan.
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