In the trial lesson, we'll set the tone for any upcoming lessons. We can play a song, do a roleplay, have an activity, have conversation practice, watch a movie scene and discuss it, talk about culture, food, travel, hobbies, likes and dislikes, etc.

In this course, different interesting topic will be tackled each session. The focus is primarily on broadening learner's pool of vocabulary and enhancing use of grammar, while focusing on different grammatical structures along the way, necessitating the need for different hands-on exercises. Teaching materials vary: Slides, flashcards, online games and articles, etc.

English Conversation

- We'll conduct a friendly conversation about Egyptian pop culture, customs and traditions, and everyday conversations in the grocery store, the gas station, cafes, etc.

- We'll sing songs and watch movie clips and learn idioms and expressions off of them.

Colloquial Egyptian Arabic for Non-Native Speakers (Romanized Alphabet / learning Arabic using English letters)

After setting the learning goal during the trial/instant/first lesson, students get familiarized with the type of content they are to receive during the session.
Lessons could include plans on:

- Pronunciation Practice
- Reading Material
- Writing
- Grammar 
- Vocabulary Boost

General English (Reading/Writing/Vocabulary Boost/Grammar)

While studying the Modern Standard Arabic, learners will need to learn the colloquial equivalent in one of the Arabic dialects for they are the type of language used in daily life. It's important to mention that there are lots of shared words by both colloquial languages and modern standard Arabic