Teaching Arabic to non-native speakers has become a pressing necessity due to the global interest in the Arabic language. This makes working in this field an area with vast opportunities both locally and globally, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa regions where Arabic is spoken. This training course will help you understand the field of Arabic language teaching and assist you in recognizing the differences between Arabic-speaking students and non-Arab students. You will also become familiar with suitable curricula for teaching Arabic.
Course Content
14 Lessons1 Free Lessons you can view
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Learning Outcomes
Understand the field of Arabic language teaching.
Identify the differences between Arabic-speaking students and non-Arab students.
Familiarize with Arabic language curricula.
Identify the drawbacks of some Arabic language curricula.
Learn how to plan an educational lesson.
Distinguish between teaching methods and techniques.
Who should Enroll
Arabic language teachers.
Those interested in teaching Arabic to non-native speakers.
Arabic-speaking students in non-Arabic-speaking countries.
Those interested in spreading Arabic culture.
Instructor
Begad Khalid
Arabic Language Teacher for Non-Native Speakers | Trainer for Arabic Language Teachers for Non-Native Speakers | Faculty Member at Lisan Al-Arab Center, Educational Director at Al-Badr Center | Faculty Member at an Indonesian University | Author of the book "Golden Benefits in Arabic Rhetoric". $ | | /