The trial lessons are aimed at students who want to discuss their language goals and needs in order to determine which method and materials should be used during the next  lessons.. 
If you're going to learn Arabic, you need to be patient. You won't see immediate results in a month or two (let alone  after taking a few lessons). Learning a language is a process, a journey that needs  hard work, commitment, time dedication and patience.

This course is intended for learners who wish to improve their speaking in MSA and colloquial Arabic and enhance their vocabulary and pronunciation.  The lessons will be mainly conversational, allowing students to engage in guided discussion of one or more topics that can be also chosen prior to the scheduled lesson.

Conversational Arabic ( MSA/Levantine)

This course is intended for students at an intermediate level who want to study grammar more in depth, one or two rules at a time. This course focuses more on accurecy(understanding the grammatical rules and use them correctly,) than on fluency (improving the student's conversation skills).

Arabic grammar

In this lesson, students learn Arabic listening to songs and reading the lyrics. The song can be picked by either the teacher or the student.

Learn Arabic through music

Studying the spoken dialect using the book " Colloquial Palestinian Arabic: An introduction to the spoken dialect" by Nasser M.Isleem

Colloquial Palestinian Arabic

This course is aimed at students who want to study Arabic through poetry, songs and stories. If the student has a poem or a song in mind, then the student ought to send the poem or the song two or three days prior to the lesson.

Arabic poetry

This couse is aimed at students who are just starting to learn the language and want to learn how to read, write and speak Arabic at a beginner level. This course is grammar-based and may not be the right course for students who seek to improve their listening and speaking.