Hey, 
In this lesson, I will take you through a wonderful journey to the world of Arabic language and culture. You will be able to learn some basic information about the language, as well as some of the most practical expressions and phrases.

This is a series of lessons that will empower learners to practice real Arabic conversations on everyday topics, with interesting bits of culture. 
I mainly teach Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and Egyptian Arabic

Speak Arabic Now

Hi, 
In this course, you will practice reading Arabic articles on diverse topics, or topics of your choice. In the process, you will learn useful Arabic grammar and vocabulary. So, if you are planning to learn Arabic reading for better understanding of your academic material or future professional needs, that is the best course for you.

Read Arabic

This course is designed to help students of Arabic who are having university courses specialized in diplomacy, media, politics, international relations, international law, and similar disciplines. Here, we will discuss current issues and news, and learn a lot of vocabulary, expressions, and structures. You will also be able to involve in academic\ professional discussions.

Arabic for Media & Politics

If you are interested in Egyptian Arabic, or if your goal is to learn a variety of Arabic that is familiar to literally everyone in the Arab world, Egyptian Arabic is the right course for you. 
In this course, you'll discover exciting aspects of the Egyptian culture, and highlights of the Arab culture in general. You'll also learn language for everyday life.

Egyptian Arabic

In this degree, I study courses about language acquisition, teaching methodology, research methods, and of course the Arabic language in terms of grammar, phonetics, etc... The academic study is always paired with hands-on training and teaching practice. Therefore every semester, I work as a teaching assistant of Arabic under the guidance of the AUC professors, often giving one-to-one classes to supplement the main courses given by the professors.

Under the Fulbright FLTA program offered by the American Embassy, I worked as a teaching assistant of Arabic at Bethany College, West Virginia. My job duties included:
 Teaching Arabic as a foreign language to college students;
 Working as a cultural ambassador, getting American students to know about Arab culture;
 Organizing and taking part in various cultural events and shows on campus and outside;
 Attending classes on linguistics and teaching.

Teaching Arabic to students of Middle Eastern studies at Leiden University 
https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/staffmembers/fathiyya-abdelwahhab#tab-1