Learn Fusha and Modern Standard Arabic, practise conversation, understand the Arabic of the Quran, or study grammar and rhetoric through classical texts. Every course is taught live, one to one, at your level.
Start with what you want Arabic to do for you. Conversation, travel and work need practical Fusha or a spoken dialect. Understanding the Quran needs Quranic Arabic. Reading classical books needs grammar (Nahw and Sarf) and rhetoric.
Modern Standard Arabic, Madinah Arabic and Al Arabiyyah Bayna Yadaik teach all four skills step by step. Reading, writing and pronunciation are built into these courses from the first level.
Arabic Conversation classes build confident speaking in Fusha. Egyptian Arabic teaches the most widely understood spoken dialect for daily life, travel and media.
Children learn reading, writing, vocabulary and speaking through short, interactive lessons and the Al Arabiyyah Lil Nashiin series.
Arabic Grammar covers Nahw and Sarf. Ajrumiyyah and Alfiyyah Ibn Malik follow the classical texts, Arabic Rhetoric covers Balagha, and Quranic Arabic connects vocabulary and grammar directly to the verses.
Share the learner’s age, current level and what you want to achieve.
A teacher checks the level and you experience the teaching style, with no card needed.
We recommend the right course, teacher and weekly schedule for you.
If you want to read, understand the Quran or communicate across the Arab world, start with Modern Standard Arabic. Choose Egyptian Arabic if your main goal is everyday conversation with Egyptians or understanding Egyptian media.
Yes. The Quranic Arabic course teaches the vocabulary and grammar that appear most in the Quran, using the verses themselves as examples. It works best once you can read Arabic script.
Depending on your level and goal, lessons use Madinah Arabic, Al Arabiyyah Bayna Yadaik, Al Arabiyyah Lil Nashiin for children, and classical texts such as Al Ajrumiyyah and Alfiyyah Ibn Malik for grammar.
Yes. Online Arabic Classes for Kids use short, interactive lessons suited to the child’s age and level.
It depends on how many lessons you take each week and how much you practise between them. After the free trial, your teacher sets clear milestones for each level.
Book a free trial lesson. The teacher checks your current level, discusses your goal and recommends the right course before you enroll.
Tell us the learner’s level and goal. The free trial lesson shows where to begin, and you don’t need to know the course name.
