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Mohammed Jamal
Arabic (Modern Standard)
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Arabic
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Arabic (Egyptian)
Native
English
Italian
From Egypt
Living in Alexandria, Egypt
My teaching material
- Text Documents
- Flashcards
- Presentation slides/PPT
- PDF file
- Image files
- Audio files
- Articles and news
- Video files
- Quizzes
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Pronunciation·1
Structured lessons·3
For beginners·16
Patient·5
Arnice Cabrera
32 Arabic lessons
Teacher’s pick
Mohammed was very friendly and honest with setting expectations. He has a great vibe and you can tell he loves what he does.
سيد علوي الوداعي
73 English lessons
Teacher’s pick
يمتلك خطة دراسية رائعة ومرتبة ومنتظمة في التعليم، مما يُبعد درسه عن العشوائية وبالتالي يحصد الطالب الشيء الكثير من المعرفة .
Satria Hardinata
1 Arabic lesson
The course with Jamal was so casual yet structured, we spent time defining my goals and what I want to focus on. Jamal gave really helpful insights and practical tools to start learning effectively. He’s easy to talk to, and makes the language feel approachable. I’m genuinely excited for the next classes!
Lisa
5 Arabic lessons
Teacher’s pick
Mohammed uses high quality materials that are authentic and effective for learning Arabic. And his teaching style is a nice blend of challenging and encouraging. For all these reasons, and many more, I look forward to additional sessions with Mohammed.
Almas
3 Arabic lessons
I was very disappointed with this teacher’s approach.
The teacher did not obtain parental consent and asked students to subscribe to the website miprova.com. Students were also instructed to share their screens, which I do not think is appropriate. Normally, the teacher should prepare the lesson in advance and share their own screen instead of asking students to do so.
I ended the class after about 15 minutes, as I found it unproductive. It was also very confusing that a complete beginner was asked to start reading Arabic immediately. If the student already had that ability, there would be no need for a beginner-level course.
Overall, I feel this method is unprofessional and not suitable for beginners. I hope the teacher reflects on this. Parents are paying for proper instruction, and their money should be respected.
Paul Holtom
19 Arabic (Egyptian) lessons
Mohammed is an excellent teacher. His lessons are relaxed but focused on the important material. He is patient with a beginning learner and very supportive. I feel I am making a lot of progress in just a few lessons.