The Aleppo Arabic Language Camp is an intensive Arabic language program organized in collaboration between Ibn Haldun University and Aleppo University. Participants will receive 100 hours of instruction, combining both theoretical and practical Arabic lessons, allowing them to develop their speaking skills and gain a deeper understanding of Arab culture.
As part of the program, cultural excursions to Aleppo and Damascus will provide students with the opportunity to explore Arab history and traditions while also practicing the language in real-life settings.
Date: August 11 – September 7
Total Course Duration: 100 Hours (25 hours per week, 5 days of classes)
Instructors: Native Arabic-speaking academics from Aleppo University
Class Size: Maximum 15 students
Course Content:
Theoretical and Practical Arabic (Speaking, Listening, Reading, and Writing)
Specialized Courses (Academic and Professional Arabic)
Speaking Practice (One-on-one dialogues with Aleppo University students)
Workshops (20-hour interactive workshop program)
Language Games and Activities
Certificate:
At the end of the program, participants will receive an internationally recognized certificate approved by Ibn Haldun University and Aleppo University.
The Aleppo Arabic Language Camp not only provides classroom-based lessons but also closely monitors students’ progress through a mentorship system that supports individual learning.
This program is designed to offer one-on-one support to participants through experienced mentors from Aleppo University. Each mentor is assigned to a group of five students, ensuring a more effective and productive language learning experience.
Included Services:
Program Fee:
Total Program Fee: $975
During the excursions to Aleppo and Damascus, students will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the culture of the language they are learning, exploring historical and architectural landmarks while practicing their Arabic in real-life settings.
These cultural journeys will offer a chance to discover Syria’s traditions, daily life, and historical richness. From conversing with locals in traditional markets to visiting historical sites, students will gain various experiences that allow them to learn Arabic not just in the classroom but through real-life interactions.
As they progress in their Arabic learning journey, our students will also have the chance to develop a deeper connection with culture.