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The registration period for our Arabic courses has now begun
From December 01, 2018 until December 23, 2018Check schedules.
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Casa Árabe Language Center
Check schedules.
New groups are being offered during the upcoming winter quarter. You can sign up from December 1 to 23, 2018.
This new period of classes will begin on January 8 and end on March 18, 2018.
You can register for courses from December 1 to 23. Don’t miss out on the chance! You can sign up online, and groups are closed when the maximum number of students is reached, in chronological order of receiving payments. It will not be possible to register beyond the deadline.
For the winter quarter, we have expanded our regular offering of courses in Modern Standard Arabic and Arabic dialects. New courses have been created in beginning Arabic during all our different class schedules (Mondays and Wednesdays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays) In Arabic dialects, we will also be offering new groups of Darija from Morocco and Levantine Arabic, as well as courses in Egyptian Arabic for lovers of this variety, which has played such an important role in the history of popular Arab culture.
Also being offered are new conversation groups for those students who have completed at least a one-year introduction to Arabic, and translation courses for the most advanced students (B1 in accordance with the CEFR). For companies, we are offering in-company courses that have timetables and levels adapted to the needs existing in each individual case. For the youngest learners (3 to 12 years old), we offer children’s classes on Friday afternoons and Saturdays in the morning.
If you already have some knowledge of Arabic, please take our free online test to find out what course you should sign up for.
Each student is given a user name and password to access his or her private online area, where you can track your registration status, see your student records and carry out other procedures.
All Language Center students are also given discounts on tickets for Casa Árabe film screenings, and at the Balqís bookshop and Shukran, Casa Árabe’s restaurant. If you are already a Language Center student, to avoid having to enter all of your personal information each quarter, you can retrieve your data by typing in the user name and password you used in previous quarters. If you have forgotten your user name, you may request it by sending us an e-mail message at (centrodelengua@casaarabe.es). If you have forgotten your password, you have to reset it in your private student area. Because this information is private, the Language Center is unable to provide it.
You can find all of the information on our courses (schedules, registration, etc.) in the Language Center section of Casa Árabe’s website.
Casa Árabe’s Language Center courses follow the standards established in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) and are backed by over ten years of experience) in teaching Arabic as a foreign language, with first-rate native Arabic-speaking teachers. Throughout these years, we have provided training to journalists, experts, businesspeople, diplomats, representatives of the worlds of cooperation and culture, and hundreds of students and individuals who simply wish to know more about Arab culture and the Arab world by learning its language.
You can register for courses from December 1 to 23. Don’t miss out on the chance! You can sign up online, and groups are closed when the maximum number of students is reached, in chronological order of receiving payments. It will not be possible to register beyond the deadline.
For the winter quarter, we have expanded our regular offering of courses in Modern Standard Arabic and Arabic dialects. New courses have been created in beginning Arabic during all our different class schedules (Mondays and Wednesdays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays) In Arabic dialects, we will also be offering new groups of Darija from Morocco and Levantine Arabic, as well as courses in Egyptian Arabic for lovers of this variety, which has played such an important role in the history of popular Arab culture.
Also being offered are new conversation groups for those students who have completed at least a one-year introduction to Arabic, and translation courses for the most advanced students (B1 in accordance with the CEFR). For companies, we are offering in-company courses that have timetables and levels adapted to the needs existing in each individual case. For the youngest learners (3 to 12 years old), we offer children’s classes on Friday afternoons and Saturdays in the morning.
If you already have some knowledge of Arabic, please take our free online test to find out what course you should sign up for.
Each student is given a user name and password to access his or her private online area, where you can track your registration status, see your student records and carry out other procedures.
All Language Center students are also given discounts on tickets for Casa Árabe film screenings, and at the Balqís bookshop and Shukran, Casa Árabe’s restaurant. If you are already a Language Center student, to avoid having to enter all of your personal information each quarter, you can retrieve your data by typing in the user name and password you used in previous quarters. If you have forgotten your user name, you may request it by sending us an e-mail message at (centrodelengua@casaarabe.es). If you have forgotten your password, you have to reset it in your private student area. Because this information is private, the Language Center is unable to provide it.
You can find all of the information on our courses (schedules, registration, etc.) in the Language Center section of Casa Árabe’s website.
Casa Árabe’s Language Center courses follow the standards established in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) and are backed by over ten years of experience) in teaching Arabic as a foreign language, with first-rate native Arabic-speaking teachers. Throughout these years, we have provided training to journalists, experts, businesspeople, diplomats, representatives of the worlds of cooperation and culture, and hundreds of students and individuals who simply wish to know more about Arab culture and the Arab world by learning its language.
