Colloquial Arabic   (0 Comments)

Colloquial Arabic
 
Now, the following may seem quite obvious to many of you out there, but for any idiots like me, this is an important point: if you speak fusha when you arrive, expect to be looked at as if you should be committed.
Obviously I knew that there’s a difference between MSA and the colloquial Arabic [...]

Kalimat Language and Cultural Centre - Cairo, Egypt   (0 Comments)

Cairo is the other traditional choice of destination for Arabic-language students on their YA, and the Kalimat Institute is a pillar of foreign learning in Cairo. Offering lessons in Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Colloquial Arabic as well as intensive summer courses and Arabic-for-purpose courses, Kalimat is ideally staffed and located.
Contact here: http://www.kalimategypt.com/contactus.html

Yemen Institute for Arabic Learning   (1 Comments)

YIAL is a very accomodating institute in Sana’a, offering Private, Monthly and Yearly courses for students of all competency levels.
Contact details:
P.O.Box 26023 , 60 St., Sana’a, Yemen.
Tel: 00967-1 – 403204 Fax: 00967–1– 403208
Mobile:00967 777 499 474
Email: info@yialarabic.com yialarabic@gmail.com
Website: www.yialarabic.com
From what I’ve heard from people who were there, their Arabic came on in leaps and bounds [...]

Arabic Language Centre - Damascus University   (0 Comments)

The Arabic Language Centre is a part of the Languages Faculty at the University of Durham and hosts the Special Program for UK students on their YA as well as rolling monthly courses which range from absolute beginner to in-depth  and extremely challenging.
Their website can be found here: http://www.arabicindamascus.edu.sy/English.html
And the best contact is:
•  Rahaf Ajouka
Office [...]

UK Years Abroad Special Program - Univ. Damascus   (0 Comments)

Choosing to spend your Year Abroad in Damascus may mean, depending on your university in the UK, you’ll find yourself enrolled on the ‘Special Program’ in the University of Damascus’ Higher Language Institute - certainly the universities of Durham, Exeter, SOAS, Edinburgh and St. Andrews sent their students there during my YA.
The Special Program [...]

Fès — Arabic Language Institute (Contact)   (0 Comments)

The Institute will also helps students to find accommodation in apartments or with local families.

Jeunesse des Chantiers Marocains   (0 Comments)

For those looking to study Moroccan Arabic in Morocco (where better to learn?), there’s a nonprofit organisation by the name of Jeunesse des Chantiers Marocains who run month-long courses for 18 to 30 year-olds.

Institute for Language & Communication Studies — Rabat (Contact)   (0 Comments)

French, Arabic and Moroccan Arabic

Centre for Cross-Cultural Learning — Rabat (Contact)   (0 Comments)

classical Arabic, Moroccan Arabic and Tamazight Berber

Ecole Assimil-Formation — Casablanca (Contact)   (0 Comments)

The Ecole Assimil-Formation offers private tuition in Moroccan Arabic.

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