A weekly school built around the rhythm of real life.
One session each week, year-round, with small groups, dedicated teachers, and a curriculum that honors the depth of classical Arabic without overwhelming the modern student.
- Format
- Live online · weekly
- Levels
- A1 → C1
- Audience
- Children & adults
- Term
- September → June
Why a weekly rhythm
Languages are learned in seasons, not weekends. A single, well-prepared session each week — followed by short, beautiful homework — proves more durable than intensive bursts. Our teachers design each lesson to be enjoyed first, and remembered for life.
The four pillars of the curriculum
Every level interleaves four threads: • نحو — Grammar, taught visually and through example. • صرف — Morphology, the architecture of every word. • قراءة — Reading, from short stories to the great classical texts. • بلاغة — Eloquence, the music and rhetoric of the Arabic tongue.
Small groups, real teachers
Classes are capped at twelve students so that every voice is heard. Our teachers are native speakers trained in classical philology, and many hold ijāzāt in the traditional sciences. They write the homework feedback themselves — no automated grading.
What a typical year looks like
September opens with diagnostic conversations and a gentle warm-up. By midwinter, students are reading short classical texts. The spring term turns to writing and oral expression. June ends with a public reading — a small, joyful celebration of the year's work.