The Arabic course consists of educational modules. Each module contains numerous educational sections, homework assignments, and a discussion forum. It also includes many interactive exercises designed to improve and assess the learner's reading, writing, listening, and vocabulary skills through a variety of engaging methods.

All lessons and interactive exercises include professionally recorded audio that helps learners acquire the correct pronunciation of Arabic words and sentences. The recordings are performed by several native speakers, allowing learners to become familiar with different voices and dialogue situations.

The school teaches Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), translated into English and Swedish. The course is designed specifically for non-native speakers and follows a clear, step-by-step approach that makes learning Arabic simple and enjoyable.

Beginner learners with no previous knowledge of Arabic will develop reading and writing skills, build a practical vocabulary, and learn essential grammar according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

Learners can choose the study period that best suits their schedule:

6 months, corresponding to approximately 60 hours of study (about 2 hours per week).
1 year, corresponding to approximately 60 hours of study (about 1 hour per week).

Students study independently and organize their learning whenever and wherever it is convenient for them. Throughout the course, specialized supervisors monitor each learner's progress, answer questions, and provide academic guidance whenever needed.

The course includes:

  • Arabic alphabet
  • Letter writing and recognition
  • Short and long vowels
  • Pronunciation and phonetics
  • Reading and writing skills
  • Everyday vocabulary
  • Verbs and verb conjugation
  • Masculine and feminine
  • Singular, dual, and plural
  • Personal, demonstrative, and possessive pronouns
  • Cardinal numbers
  • Grammar
  • Sentence structure
  • Reading texts
  • Conversations and dialogues
  • Listening exercises
  • Interactive exercises
  • Homework assignments
  • Discussion forum