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What's the perfect way of learning a foreign language? Immersing yourself completely in a native-speaking environment. That's exactly what we guarantee in our intensive Arabic immersion program. This is an ideal opportunity if you want to learn in a non-traditional classroom setting, with the as
See All 3 ProgramsThe American University in Cairo
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AUC’s Arabic Language Intensive Program (ALIN) offers intensive Arabic-language courses for students who need to gain a good command of contemporary Arabic language and culture as quickly and effectively as possible. ALIN provides international students with an intensive, full-semester 12 - 15 cr
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Develop the necessary skills to interact with native speakers using spoken Arabic. Spend a holiday in Cairo, Egypt, and take the Egyptian Colloquial Arabic (ECA) or (Aameya) course. Due to its widespread use in media and music, ECA is the most commonly understood dialect of Arabic in the Middle Eas
See All 7 ProgramsThe National Registration Center for Study Abroad
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The National Registration Center for Study Abroad in Cairo has been specializing in providing Arabic courses from beginner to advanced levels for over 30 years. In addition, they offer customized courses for diplomats, organizations, and companies, university study abroad programs, and study and tra
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Begin your Arabic learning journey with our Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) course, designed to help you communicate with people across the Arab world. Through real-life conversations and practical situations, you’ll build the skills to speak MSA correctly, confidently, and with ease. Join your instru
Baladna Projects
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The language project S E A, Study Egyptian Arabic, is an in-depth program to teach a learner the Arabic language actively. The premise is for the foreign learner to leap into the language through a basic classroom curriculum as well as engage in community activities in order to practice the new lang
Arabic Tutor Online
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Our specially curated Arabic courses are crafted for non-native speakers from across the globe: • Arabic Conversation Courses – Designed to improve spoken fluency and everyday communication skills. • Arabic Calligraphy – Introduces the techniques, tools, and script styles used in traditional Arabic
See All 3 ProgramsA Guide to Language Programs in Egypt
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Egypt is 95 percent uninhabited desert, but the life that Egyptians pull from the remaining five percent is immense. Most of the country’s 90 million citizens live near the Nile River, which provides water and arable land as it winds its way across the country. No matter where you choose to attend language school in Egypt, this powerful waterway will never be too far away.
Most of the population lives in a small geographical area, so the locations of language programs in Egypt are limited. The majority of language schools in Egypt are located in and around Cairo, the country’s capital and largest city. While the city’s frenetic pace can seem intimidating at first, Cairo’s charms are found in its neighborhoods, each one showcasing a different aspect of Egyptian life. Wander the ruins of Old Cairo, explore the center of Coptic Christianity, or wind your way through the medieval streets of Islamic Cairo. After language courses in Cairo, finish the day with a stroll in leafy Maadi and a visit to an outdoor café with your classmates.
Just a few miles upriver from Cairo, the sprawling city of Giza lies along the banks of the Nile. While the city has a modern feel to it, adorned with skyscrapers and a subway system, it’s the city’s history that brings in visitors. Both the towering Giza Pyramids and the Great Sphinx are located in Giza, and can easily be visited in between study sessions and language courses. Once you’ve gotten your fix of ancient architecture, you can check out the continent’s oldest zoo or wander through the Orman Botanical Garden.
For a different vibe, head to the coast and discover Alexandria, Egypt’s second-largest city. Often called the “Pearl of the Mediterranean,” this city has a cosmopolitan feel and is filled with beaches, cool breezes, and Roman antiquities. You can learn about the city’s history at the Alexandria National Museum or explore the underworld by descending into the spooky Catacombs of Kom el Shoqafa, where you’ll find statues and burial chambers dating back to the 2nd century.
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