Frequently Asked Questions

You can choose Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) or spoken dialects such as Levantine or Egyptian. The recommendation depends on your goals (work, daily life, relocation, etc.).

Yes — this is exactly the profile the program is designed for. Many learners know grammar and vocabulary but struggle to speak. The methodology focuses on activating what you already know.

Most learners feel a clear difference after 3–4 weeks: faster recall, less translating in the head, and more confidence speaking. Progress speed depends on consistency and level.

Each lesson includes focused vocabulary, a short text or dialogue, guided speaking tasks, and immediate correction. Speaking is the core — not an extra.

Grammar is used only when it helps communication. We avoid long theoretical explanations and focus on patterns you can actually use while speaking.

Private classes are fully personalized and flexible. Group classes (3–5 learners) follow a fixed structure and are more affordable, while still guaranteeing speaking time.

Typical formats are 1–2 sessions per week. Group programs usually run for 8 weeks. Private classes are scheduled individually.

All lessons are online via Zoom or Google Meet. This allows flexible scheduling and learners from different time zones.

Yes, but it’s practical: short speaking tasks, vocabulary reuse, or preparation for the next topic. No busywork.

There is no formal exam. Placement is done through your application answers and, if needed, a short conversation.

Yes. If your level or needs change, adjustments can be made between program cycles or during private study.

Not yet. Certificates may be introduced later, but the focus is currently on real speaking ability rather than paperwork.

Currently, payment is handled manually after confirmation (bank transfer, Wise, PayPal). Integrated checkout may be added later.

You’ll receive a response within 24–48 hours with a recommended format, schedule options, and next steps.