Qalam Center for Arabic Studies - Learn Arabic in Rabat, Morocco

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Qalam Center for Arabic Studies

3, Ave. Balafrej, Souissi (show map)
Rabat, Morocco

Qalam wa Lawh is an academic institution with a reputation for excellence in providing a comprehensive program for the study of Arabic as a foreign Language as well as introductions to Arab and Moroccan culture. The quality of Qalam Center Arabic courses are further supported by its partnership with Moulay Ismail University, Meknes Morocco.

Courses:			Total: € * Includes registration fee Deposit Payable Now: € Book Now
General Arabic	20 lessons	€240
Registration Fee: €50 Lesson Duration: 60 minutes Course Days: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri Course Times: 9:00 - 13:00 Minimum Age: 17 Average Class Size: 4 students Max Class Size: 4 students Course Materials: Not Included Course Books: Not Included Course Certificate: Course Focus: Modern Standard Arabic Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) is the standardized literary Arabic understood throughout the Arab speaking world. It is a modernized version of Classical Arabic, which is the language from which all Arab dialects get their roots. Classical Arabic is also the language of the Qur’an as well as the language of all Arab historic and religious texts. MSA courses at Qalam wa Lawh Center are taught according to an immersive methodology. The primary texts used are from the renowned “Al Kitaab Fi Ta’allum Al Arabiya” by Georgetown University Press and other proven sources. Not for beginners. Students join the course at their level and then continue studying as long as they wish.
Intensive Arabic	30 lessons	€338
Registration Fee: €50 Lesson Duration: 60 minutes Course Days: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri Course Times: 9:00 - 15:00 Minimum Age: 17 Average Class Size: 4 students Max Class Size: 4 students Course Materials: Not Included Course Books: Not Included Course Certificate: Course Focus: Modern Standard Arabic Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) is the standardized literary Arabic understood throughout the Arab speaking world. It is a modernized version of Classical Arabic, which is the language from which all Arab dialects get their roots. Classical Arabic is also the language of the Qur’an as well as the language of all Arab historic and religious texts. MSA courses at Qalam wa Lawh Center are taught according to an immersive methodology. The primary texts used are from the renowned “Al Kitaab Fi Ta’allum Al Arabiya” by Georgetown University Press and other proven sources. Not for beginners. Students join the course at their level and then continue studying as long as they wish.
Accommodation:
Homestay Single	Half Board	€98
Placement Fee: €30 Our Moroccan host families are exceptionally warm and generous. They love sharing their homes, language and culture with our students. Most of our host families are located walking distance (within 3 kilometers/2 miles) of the school location. Host family accommodation includes breakfast and dinner everyday.
Residence Single	Bed & Breakfast	€153
Placement Fee: €30 These fully furnished rooms are located in each of our student residences. Each student residence and room has its own style and atmosphere and is located within 3 kilometers of the center. Rooms include cleaning, internet access, and breakfast Monday-Friday.
Residence Twin	Bed & Breakfast	€89
Placement Fee: €30 These fully furnished rooms are located in each of our student residences. Each student residence and room has its own style and atmosphere and is located within 3 kilometers of the center. Rooms include cleaning, internet access, and breakfast Monday-Friday.

School Facts:

Number of Classrooms:	8 classrooms
Average Class Size:	5 students
Max Class Size:	8 students
Average Student Age:	25
Min Student Age:	17
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Distance from Airport:	14 km
Nearest Airport:	Rabat Airport
Year School Opened:	2000
School Opening Times:	7:00 - 12:00
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