One-to-one Arabic lessons in Tunisia

Most language courses cover vocabulary acquisition, grammar, speaking, reading, and listening comprehension. Private lessons allow for more interaction between students and teachers, giving learners more opportunities to practice speaking.

Most language courses cover vocabulary acquisition, grammar, speaking, reading, and listening comprehension. Private lessons allow for more interaction between students and teachers, giving learners more opportunities to practice speaking.

Standard Arabic is the modern version of Classical Arabic. It is the official and written language throughout the Arab world.

Colloquial Arabic refers to the spoken language in Tunisia. It was originally a combination of Arabic and the native and regional languages existing in Tunisia before the Arab conquest, such as Berber.

Standard Arabic is the modern version of Classical Arabic. It is the official and written language throughout the Arab world.

Standard Arabic is the modern version of Classical Arabic. It is the official and written language throughout the Arab world.

Standard Arabic is the modern version of Classical Arabic. It is the official and written language throughout the Arab world.

Colloquial Arabic refers to the spoken language in Tunisia. It was originally a combination of Arabic and the native and regional languages existing in Tunisia before the Arab conquest, such as Berber.

Colloquial Arabic refers to the spoken language in Tunisia. It was originally a combination of Arabic and the native and regional languages existing in Tunisia before the Arab conquest, such as Berber.

The Intensive course is for students who want to maximize their language learning practice during their stay. The lessons focus heavily on General topics (e.

This is a general MSA Course open to mainstream students from around the word who wish to strat or improve their Arabic general skills.

Colloquial Arabic refers to the spoken language in Tunisia. It was originally a combination of Arabic and the native and regional languages existing in Tunisia before the Arab conquest, such as Berber.

This course is designed for professionals, diplomats, NGOs employees, Journalists and anyone interested in and/or in need to understand Arabic Media for personal or professional reasons.

This is a flexible course where the student can choose the appropriate number of days, hours, and lessons based on his work schedule. He/she can also change the initial dates and hours agreed upon with the school at any time if his/her work schedule is affected by any change or force majeure.

Most language courses cover vocabulary acquisition, grammar, speaking, reading, and listening comprehension. Private lessons allow for more interaction between students and teachers, giving learners more opportunities to practice speaking.