About the School
Ahlan World Arabic Schools is an international network of language schools founded in 2004. The school has campuses in Egypt (Cairo, Alexandria, Luxor), Jordan (Amman), and Morocco (Rabat), and also offers online courses. The main focus is teaching Arabic as a foreign language, including Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and regional dialects. The school is known for its cultural immersion approach: students not only attend classes but also participate in excursions, cooking workshops, calligraphy, and other activities that introduce the traditions of the Arab world.
Programs and Formats
Ahlan World offers the following programs:
- Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) — classical literary Arabic, suitable for academic and professional purposes.
- Egyptian Colloquial Arabic (ECA) — the spoken dialect of Egypt, the most widespread in the Arabic-speaking world thanks to film and music.
- Jordanian Colloquial Arabic (JCA) — the spoken dialect of Jordan, close to Levantine.
- Intensive Arabic — accelerated courses with more hours per week.
- One-to-One Classes — individual lessons for personalized learning.
- Group Courses — classes in small groups (usually 4-8 people).
- Online Arabic Classes — remote learning with the same teachers.
Formats: offline (in one of the countries of presence) and online. Course duration varies from 1 week to several months. Levels: from beginner (A1) to advanced (C1).
How Much Does It Cost and What's Included
Prices for Ahlan World programs vary depending on the country, format, and intensity. Check the exact cost with the school manager or through Support on Telegram. Typically, the cost includes study materials, a certificate upon completion, and a cultural program (excursions, events). Accommodation and meals are paid separately; the school can help with booking.
Why Choose Ahlan World Arabic Schools
- Over 15 years of experience — the school was founded in 2004 and has refined teaching methods.
- Immersion in the environment — learning in Arabic-speaking countries where you practice the language daily outside the classroom.
- Dialect choice — the opportunity to study the specific dialect you need for travel, work, or relocation.
- Cultural program — excursions, cooking workshops, calligraphy, making learning rich and engaging.
- Flexibility — online and offline, group and individual lessons, short-term and long-term courses.
What to Consider Before Choosing
- Visa issues — for in-person study in Egypt, Jordan, or Morocco, a visa may be required. The school provides an invitation, but the application is your responsibility.
- Language level — some programs (e.g., advanced MSA) require basic preparation. Beginners can take courses from scratch.
- Cost of living — the budget for accommodation and meals can vary significantly depending on the country and comfort level.
- Cultural nuances — Arabic-speaking countries have their own behavioral norms (dress code, religious traditions) that you should be prepared for.