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📘 This article is part of our guide: Learn Arabic Online: A Complete Guide for Non-Native Speakers
Good Arabic language classes follow a clear path: you always know what you are learning now, what comes next and how far you have come. This page sets out our online Arabic classes level by level, from the first letter to reading real texts, so you can see exactly where you would start and what you would achieve at each stage.
How our Arabic classes are organized
- Live one-to-one classes of 30 minutes with a teacher from Al-Azhar University.
- A placement check in your free trial class, so you start at the right level.
- Clear stages: each level has goals you can see and test.
- Monthly progress reports and a certificate of appreciation for each completed stage.
Level 1: Foundations (absolute beginners)
- The Arabic alphabet, letter shapes and correct pronunciation.
- Short and long vowels, sukoon and shaddah.
- Reading and writing simple words.
- Greetings and first everyday phrases.
By the end: you can read short words and sentences with vowels and write the letters correctly. Many learners use the Noor Al-Bayan method at this stage.
Level 2: Beginner
- Core vocabulary: family, home, food, time, numbers and daily routines.
- Basic grammar: masculine and feminine, singular and plural, pronouns, simple sentences.
- Present and past tense verbs.
- Short conversations about yourself and your day.
By the end: you can introduce yourself, ask and answer simple questions and read short paragraphs.
Level 3: Intermediate
- The root and pattern system, so you can recognize families of words.
- More grammar: verb forms, the future tense, adjectives and possession.
- Reading longer texts and answering questions about them.
- Longer conversations and short pieces of writing.
By the end: you can follow simple texts and talks, describe experiences and express opinions in basic terms.
Level 4: Advanced
- Complex sentences and more detailed grammar (nahw and sarf).
- Reading authentic texts: articles, stories or Quranic passages, depending on your focus.
- Discussion and presentation in Arabic.
- Writing structured paragraphs and summaries.
By the end: you can read and discuss authentic material with growing confidence.
Specialized tracks
| Track | What it adds |
|---|---|
| Quranic Arabic | Meanings of your prayers and surahs, Quranic vocabulary and grammar. See learn Quranic Arabic online |
| Conversation | Extra speaking and listening practice for daily life |
| Arabic for kids | Stories, songs and games for young learners. See Online Arabic for Kids |
What a typical class looks like
- A quick review of the last lesson.
- New material: a grammar point, new words or a reading text.
- Practice: reading aloud, speaking and short exercises.
- A small task for the next class.
How fast will you progress?
Progress depends on how many classes you take, how much you practise between them and your goal. Two classes a week give steady progress; four a week move you through the levels faster. Your teacher reviews your progress every month and adjusts the plan.
Prices and free trial
Classes cost $5 per 30-minute class ($10 per hour): $40 a month for 8 classes or $80 a month for 16 classes. Families get a 10% discount and annual plans save 20%. The first class is a free trial, including a placement check. See our pricing page and refund policy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which level should I start at?
Your teacher will check your level in the free trial class and place you in the right stage.
Are the classes for adults or children?
Both. Lessons are adapted to the student's age. See Arabic classes for adults and Arabic classes for kids.
Can I move faster through the levels?
Yes. Adding classes each week and practising daily speeds up progress.
How do I start?
Book a free trial class or read about our online Arabic course.
Can adults learn Arabic online from zero?
Yes. Lessons start with the alphabet and pronunciation and build up to reading, vocabulary, grammar and speaking with a live teacher.
Should I learn Quranic Arabic or Modern Standard Arabic?
Choose by goal: Quranic Arabic to understand the Quran and prayer, Modern Standard Arabic to read and speak in modern contexts. They share grammar.
How many Arabic classes per week do I need?
Two 30-minute one-to-one classes a week plus short daily vocabulary review is a realistic plan for most adults.
Are classes available in the evening or at weekends?
Yes. Classes are scheduled in your time zone, and support is available 24/7 on WhatsApp.
