Arabic Advanced

Course summary

Whether you're taking your first steps to learn another language or are at an advanced level, our courses will help you to communicate confidently in your chosen language.

You will find our classes characterised by an atmosphere of lively debate and enjoyment in learning and, whether you are looking to improve your language skills for professional or personal reasons, our wide range of languages and entry levels make the University of Westminster the ideal place to study.

Who is this class for?

For this level, you should have a solid knowledge of the Arabic language and its grammar, and can communicate confidently and fluently in most situations

This course is made up of three parts. If you’ve studied Arabic for around 300 hours, you should start with Part One. For those who’ve studied more than this, you may be able to join Part Two or Part Three directly – contact us if you're unsure of your level by using the details at the bottom of the page.

Our advanced course is made up of three parts, Part One, Part Two and Part Three. Each part builds on what you've learnt previously.

At the advanced level:

• Part One is for you if you have studied Arabic for around one year or 300 hours
• Part Two is for you if you have completed Part One, or if you have studied Arabic for about 320 hours
• Part Three is for you if you have completed Parts One and Two, or if you have studied Arabic for about 340 hours

You can skip Part One and proceed straight to joining Part Two or Three if you have prior experience. If you’re not sure of your level, email us via the contact details at the bottom of this page.

If you can't see the part you need in the booking table, please check back, as we add more dates throughout the year.

Terms and conditions

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Course structure

Teaching

Our Arabic lessons follow a communicative approach to language teaching, focusing on the language you need to communicate in authentic situations with an emphasis on speaking and listening. Our evening classes are taught by experienced language teachers who are native speakers of the language or equivalent.

Please note that the distribution of course content across terms may vary from year to year. This is due to the variable length of terms in different academic years. There may also be slight content variations at the discretion of the tutor. We may, for example, include additional content when general progress is good, or vary content according to students’ interests.

Learning resources

We will use Lughatuna al-Fusha: Book 2 for Part One and Two of the course, and Lughatuna al-Fusha: Book 3 for Part Three. However, please wait until the first session before buying your course books.

You can join Part One, Two or Three of the course depending on your prior experience.

• Part One
• Part Two
• Part Three