Who this is for
Learners who can handle beginner conversations and want stronger fluency and comprehension.
What you will be able to do
Hold longer conversations, understand more natural speech, read short articles and stories, and write organized paragraphs with improved grammar and vocabulary.
Before you start
Arabic: Beginner or equivalent placement. Student should read short texts and speak in simple sentences.
About this programme
This track develops intermediate Arabic skills through structured speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Students expand vocabulary, learn practical grammar, and build the ability to express opinions, describe events, and understand longer passages. Tutors focus on accuracy, fluency, and confidence in real situations.
The curriculum, level by level
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Level 1: Intermediate Bridge (Grammar and Sentence Control)
8 weeks
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Placement Review and Goals
1 weeks
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Verb System Review (Past, Present, Future)
2 weeks
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Sentence Expansion (Connectors and Reasons)
2 weeks
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Idafah and Descriptions (Noun Phrases)
1 weeks
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Listening and Shadowing (Short Clips)
1 weeks
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Level 1 Assessment
Assessment
1 weeks
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2
Level 2: Intermediate Communication (Opinions and Narratives)
8 weeks
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Opinions and Reasons (Agree, Disagree, Explain)
2 weeks
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Storytelling in Past (Time and Sequence)
2 weeks
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Future Plans (Goals and Intentions)
1 weeks
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Requests and Polite Communication
1 weeks
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Reading Practice (Short Articles + Vocabulary Notebook)
1 weeks
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Level 2 Assessment
Assessment
1 weeks
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3
Level 3: Intermediate Reading (Comprehension and Structure)
8 weeks
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Main Idea and Details (Reading Strategy)
2 weeks
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Root and Pattern Awareness (Vocabulary Skill)
1 weeks
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Relative Sentences (Who, Which, That) in Context
2 weeks
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Summarizing (From Text to Speech)
1 weeks
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Writing Summaries (Short Paragraphs)
1 weeks
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Level 3 Assessment
Assessment
1 weeks
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4
Level 4: Intermediate Output (Speaking Project and Writing)
8 weeks
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Paragraph Writing (Clarity and Cohesion)
2 weeks
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Practical Writing (Email and Requests)
1 weeks
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Speaking Project (2 to 3 Minute Talk)
2 weeks
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Roleplays (Work, Travel, and Daily Services)
1 weeks
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Review and Error Cleanup (Top 10 Mistakes)
1 weeks
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Level 4 Assessment (Intermediate Completion)
Assessment
1 weeks
Common questions
How long does Arabic: Intermediate take?
The full programme is 32 weeks — roughly 7 months — split across 4 levels. Your own pace depends on how often you have lessons and how much you practise between them, so treat this as the planned length rather than a deadline.
Do I need anything before I start?
Arabic: Beginner or equivalent placement. Student should read short texts and speak in simple sentences.
How often are the lessons?
You agree the schedule with your teacher. Most students take one or two lessons a week; the durations shown here assume that pace, and a slower or faster schedule simply moves the finish line.
How is progress tracked?
The programme is broken into 24 milestones. Your teacher marks each one as you reach it, so you can always see where you are rather than guessing.
Ready to start?
Pick a teacher who runs this programme and book a first lesson. You can change teacher later without losing your place in the curriculum.
