About This Course
Our Spoken Arabic Course at Universal Institute is thoughtfully designed to help learners of all levels develop strong communication skills in Arabic. Whether you’re a complete beginner or someone looking to enhance your existing knowledge, this course offers a comprehensive approach to mastering spoken Arabic. The curriculum focuses on practical, real-life conversations, covering essential topics like greetings, daily interactions, travel, business communication, and cultural nuances. Through interactive sessions, role-plays, and immersive activities, you’ll gain the confidence to speak Arabic fluently in various settings.
Learning Objectives
Use the language to engage in interpersonal communication on well-practiced, familiar topics using limited, formulaic language. Often rely on repetition and extralinguistic clues (e.g., gestures and tone of voice) to negotiate meaning.
Understand words and concepts presented in the language in texts which use well-practiced, familiar topics and grammar structures. Often rely on repetition, one’s own background knowledge and extra linguistic cues (e.g., visuals or gestures) to interpret meaning.
Use the language to present information to an audience through written and spoken forms on well-practiced, familiar topics.
Demonstrate an awareness of the relationship between the products, practices, and perspectives of the cultures in the Arabic-speaking world.
Requirements
- No specific prerequisites are mentioned, but students should have a basic interest in learning Arabic.
- Students should have a willingness to engage in active participation and practice.
Target Audience
- Individuals living in Kuwait who wish to acquire basic Arabic language skills.
- Non-Arabic speakers who are new residents in Kuwait and want to understand the local culture and language.
- Students, expatriates, and professionals interested in enhancing their communication skills for personal or professional purposes within an Arabic-speaking context.
- Anyone with an interest in learning about the cultural and linguistic diversity of the Arabic-speaking world.
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