Have questions about learning Arabic online? Whether you’re a beginner, a traveler, a professional, or a student, we’ve compiled answers to the most common questions about our courses, dialects, schedules, and learning options. These FAQs will help you understand how Arabic Courses Online School can fit into your goals, lifestyle, and time zone.
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1. What is Arabic Courses Online School?
Arabic Courses Online School is a global online Arabic language school offering live Arabic lessons for beginners to advanced learners. We provide private classes, group courses, intensive programs, customized Arabic learning plans, and crash Arabic courses, all taught by experienced native Arabic teachers.
2. When did Arabic Courses Online School start?
Arabic Courses Online School has been teaching Arabic online since 2011, with more than a decade of experience delivering high-quality Arabic language instruction to students from all over the world.
3. Who runs Arabic Courses Online School?
Arabic Courses Online School is the official online platform of:
- The Excellence Center in Palestine
- The Excellence Center in Jordan
- Engage in Palestine
Together, these centers have taught thousands of students worldwide through structured, immersive Arabic programs.
4. Who can enroll in your online Arabic courses?
Our online Arabic courses are open to:
- Complete beginners
- Intermediate and advanced learners
- University students
- Professionals and NGOs
- Travelers and volunteers
All programs are designed to suit learners of all ages and backgrounds.
5. What Arabic levels do you offer?
We offer Arabic courses for all levels, including:
- Beginner / Starter Arabic
- Elementary Arabic
- Intermediate Arabic
- Advanced Arabic
Each student is placed at the appropriate level after an assessment or trial lesson.
6. Which Arabic dialects can I learn online?
You can learn multiple Arabic dialects online, including:
- Modern Standard Arabic (MSA / Fusha)
- Palestinian Arabic
- Jordanian Arabic
- Syrian Arabic
- Lebanese Arabic
- Egyptian Arabic
- Gulf (Khaleeji) Arabic
- Maghrebi Arabic (Moroccan, Tunisian, Algerian)
- Iraqi Arabic
7. What types of online Arabic courses do you offer?
We offer five flexible Arabic study options online:
- Private Online Arabic Classes
- Intensive Online Arabic Courses
- Customized Arabic Online Programs
- Group Online Arabic Courses
- Crash Online Arabic Courses
Each option includes a free trial lesson.
8. What is the difference between private and group Arabic lessons?
- Private online Arabic classes provide one-on-one instruction and personalized learning.
- Group online Arabic courses focus on collaborative learning, peer interaction, and exposure to multiple accents.
Both options are effective, depending on your learning style and goals.
9. How intensive are your Intensive Arabic Online Courses?
Our intensive Arabic courses online allow students to choose between:
- 12 hours per week
- 20 hours per week
- 30 hours per week
These programs are ideal for fast progress, immersion, exam preparation, or professional needs.
10. What are Crash Online Arabic Courses?
Crash Online Arabic Courses are short-term, fast-paced Arabic programs designed for quick, practical results. They are perfect for travel, work, volunteering, interviews, or urgent language needs.
11. Can I fully customize my Arabic learning program?
Yes. Our Customized Arabic Online Programs allow you to choose:
- Your Arabic dialect
- Course focus (conversation, grammar, and work on Arabic)
- Schedule and pace
- Total hours (from 3 to 100 hours)
There is no minimum or maximum limit.
12. How many Arabic course hours can I book?
You can book any number of Arabic lesson hours from 3 to 100, giving you complete control over your learning timeline and intensity.
13. Are your Arabic teachers native speakers?
Yes. All our teachers are native Arabic speakers, academically qualified, and highly experienced in teaching Arabic to non-native speakers online.
14. How are the online Arabic lessons delivered?
Our live Arabic classes are conducted via:
- Zoom
- Google Meet
- Microsoft Teams
- Skype
- WhatsApp (when needed)
Lessons are interactive, structured, and student-focused.
15. Do all Arabic courses include a free trial lesson?
Yes. Every Arabic study option includes a free trial lesson, allowing you to meet your teacher and experience our teaching approach before enrolling.
16. Is the Arabic trial lesson really free?
Yes. The trial lesson is 100% free with no payment required. You only register and pay if you are satisfied and decide to continue.
17. How do I apply for an online Arabic course?
To get started:
- Complete the online application form
- Schedule your free trial Arabic lesson
- Choose your preferred study option and register
Our team supports you throughout the process.
18. Do you offer Arabic course certificates?
Yes. Students receive a certificate of completion after successfully finishing their Arabic online course, depending on the program.
19. Are your Arabic courses suitable for professionals and organizations?
Yes. Our online Arabic courses are widely used by:
- NGOs and international organizations
- Journalists and researchers
- Diplomats and aid workers
- Volunteers and professionals working in the Arab world
20. Why choose Arabic Courses Online School to learn Arabic?
You should choose Arabic Courses Online School because you benefit from:
- 15+ years of experience
- Thousands of international students
- Native Arabic teachers
- Multiple Arabic dialects
- Flexible schedules
- Free trial lessons
- Personalized and immersive online learning
We connect students from all over the world with expert Arabic teachers to help you speak Arabic confidently and effectively.
21. Is age or a busy schedule a problem for learning Arabic?
Not at all. You can succeed regardless of your age, background, or schedule. We work with learners of all ages, from all professions, and with family commitments. With our flexible learning approach, you’ll see steady progress even if you have a demanding job or children at home. We guide you step by step to help you build consistency and achieve your Arabic learning goals with confidence.
22. Can I earn academic credit through Arabic Courses Online School?
Yes! You can take our online Arabic courses for a grade and academic credit. However, please note that this credit cannot currently be applied toward a degree at our school. Depending on your college or university’s policies, you may be able to transfer the credit to another institution, so we recommend checking with your school’s academic office for approval.
23. How long is a typical Arabic lesson?
Arabic lessons are usually 45 or 90 minutes long, depending on what works best for you and your teacher. At Arabic Courses Online School, you can agree on the lesson length with your instructor to fit your learning style, schedule, and goals.
24. Which Arabic dialect should I choose?
The dialect you choose depends on your goals and interests.
- Modern Standard Arabic (MSA / الفصحى الحديثة): Ideal for reading, writing, academic studies, or formal communication across the Arab world.
- Levantine Arabic (Palestinian, Syrian, Jordanian, Lebanese): Great for everyday conversation in the Levant region and widely understood in neighboring countries.
- Egyptian Arabic: Widely spoken and understood across the Middle East due to media and films.
- Gulf (Khaleeji) Arabic: Useful for travel, work, or business in Gulf countries.
- Maghrebi Arabic (Moroccan, Tunisian, Algerian): Spoken in North Africa; good for regional communication.
- Iraqi Arabic: Useful if you plan to live, work, or interact in Iraq.
If you’re unsure, our teachers can guide you to choose the dialect that best fits your personal, professional, or academic goals. You can also combine MSA with a spoken dialect to gain both formal and practical skills.
25. Can I take Arabic lessons if I live in a different time zone?
Absolutely! Our online Arabic courses are flexible and designed to fit your schedule, no matter where you are in the world—whether in the US, Australia, New Zealand, China, South Korea, or elsewhere. During your first free trial lesson, you and your teacher will agree on class times that work best for you, ensuring your lessons fit smoothly around your time zone and daily commitments.
26. How are the Arabic classes taught online?
All online Arabic courses are taught in both English and Arabic. Our native teachers are fluent in English, allowing them to explain grammar, vocabulary, and conversation clearly while helping you practice Arabic confidently.
