A Step-By-Step Roadmap To Success
Plan for students
Please read the information below to learn about the Arabic language
1-Enrol in Course
First you enrol in the suitable course depending on your level, you just need to register to see your progress in the course.
2-Supporting materials
Each topic has different materials such as audios, videos, online quizzes or exercises, and PDFs to help you to advance quickly.
3-Student progress
Families can follow the student progress after enrolling in the course. Students must succeed in each topic before moving to the next.
4-Practising at home
Students have flexibility to complete and review topics any time, allowing them to practise for as long or short a time that is suitable for each individual.
5-topic review & quiz
Each topic is followed by a quick quiz to assess the level of topic mastery. A minimum level must be attained in order to move to the next topic or level.
6-moving to new level
Students move to the next level after passing the main exam for each level. They can revise any level studied during the school year in preparation for the main exam.
Before starting course
Grades 1 & 2
absolute beginners
The students starting from the very beginning join the ‘Arabic from Scratch’ course. This starts with the alphabet – letters and sounds – and includes the four language acquisition skills: reading, writing, speaking and listening.
The course name Arabic from Scratch
grades 3 to 5
Beginners
Throughout this level, students learn key vocabulary. Topics include: personal introductions, greetings, formulating questions and answers, including statements.
This course name Arabic Beginners 101
Grades 6 to 8
Intermediate
Throughout this level, students focus on developing sentence structure in a variety of everyday contexts. They progress further in communication, in topics such as hotel, restaurant, shop and bank.
This level builds on, and consolidates, development of speaking, listening, reading and writing.
The course name is Arabic Intermediate 201
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These courses are for students who learn Arabic as an additional language.
These courses are designed as independent self-study, so it is easy for families to work with younger students, but not necessary once the students are used to the website.
Yes, anyone can sign up and start learning.
Please contact Mr. Said Shalby email: s.shalby@agsmuscat.org
Classical Arabic. This corresponds to school books and the Arabic spoken in the media and in the street.
Trough daily practice of the four language acquisition skills: read
There is a small different between the classic Arabic and Arabic dialect, we can say not pass 100 word.
They will start Arabic course from scratch until they get the good level.
