It is courteous
A child who can greet a security guard, a shopkeeper or a classmate’s grandmother in their own language is a different kind of resident. That is worth more than a grade.
Spoken and written Arabic, taught live on Saturday, Sunday or both: your choice. AED 499 a month, or AED 1,800 for a 16-week course starting in January, May or September. The price is the same for one day or both. On one day the course runs 16 weeks; on both days, 8. Prices exclude 5% VAT.
Thousands of children grow up in the Emirates, attend school here, and leave at eighteen unable to hold a conversation in Arabic. Not because they lack the ability, but because school Arabic is graded, examined and taught for marks — and a child who is anxious about marks does not speak.
Arabic Weekends exist to remove that. There is no test, no grade and no report. There is a native-standard teacher, five other children, and an hour of actually talking.
It is a paid add-on, priced separately from the core programme: AED 499 a month or AED 1,800 for 16 weeks, excl. 5% VAT. Intakes in January, May and September.
Saturday mornings, or Sunday at any time you prefer between 10:00 and 17:00 GST, or both. Grouped by age, six children to a session.
A child who can greet a security guard, a shopkeeper or a classmate’s grandmother in their own language is a different kind of resident. That is worth more than a grade.
Children who speak a language before they are examined on it perform better in it. The confidence arrives first; the marks follow.
Arabic is a working advantage across the Gulf. A child who leaves school able to use it carries something their peers do not.
Book a free demo. Your child sits in a real, live class with real classmates. No recording, no sales script.