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A2 – Elementary Level
A2 – Elementary Level
⏰ Duration: 6 months
🖥️ Mode: Live Online Classes
📶 Platform: Google Meet / Zoom
🌟 Eligibility
- Completion of A1, OR
- Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Arabic from a recognized university, OR
- Basic sentence structures, 500 words and minimum skills:
- 30% listening skill
- 30% speaking skill
- 30% reading skill
- 10% writing skill
Enhance your Arabic with practical usage and essential grammar!
💰 Course Fee
- India: ₹300/month
- International: $9/month
📚 What You Will Learn
- Sentence formation and everyday communication
- 500+ Arabic vocabulary words
- Basic conversation practice
- Grammar essentials (verb tenses, prepositions)
🎓 Course Features
- Live morning classes – 3 sessions/week (flexible schedule)
- Focus on practical conversation and grammar basics
- Vocabulary building and interactive exercises
- Regular homework and assessments
- Digital workbooks and multimedia resources
- Certificate on completion
- Personalized instructor support
Why Choose A2?
- Strengthens your foundation for everyday Arabic use
- Ideal for learners keen on conversation and grammar
All digital materials included. No textbooks required.
Consistent practice and participation are key to success.
Consistent practice and participation are key to success.
Features
- ✅ 6-month progressive training focusing on real-world usage
- ✅ Learn 500+ new Arabic words for practical situations and Quranic relevance
- ✅ Practice sentence formation for everyday conversations
- ✅ Master grammar essentials: verb tenses, prepositions, personal pronouns
- ✅ Interactive speaking and listening drills in each class
- ✅ Monthly fee: ₹300 (India) / $9 (International)
- ✅ Includes lesson recordings, digital worksheets, quizzes, and certificate of completion
Target audiences
- Learners who can read, understand, and construct simple Arabic sentences
- Students who can read Arabic but are new to grammar, sentence structure, and vocabulary
- Learners aiming to start understanding basic Quranic expressions and grammar
- Individuals with some religious or academic exposure to Arabic looking to develop practical usage
Requirements
- Completion of A1 – Beginner Level, or
- B.A. (Honours) in Arabic from a recognized institution, or
- Proven ability in Arabic with:
- ✅ Knowledge of at least 500 Arabic words
- ✅ Basic understanding of sentence structure
- ✅ Minimum: 30% Listening, 30% Speaking, 30% Reading, 10% Writing proficiency
- Regular access to internet and willingness to attend interactive sessions
FAQs
👉 A1 focuses on foundation vocabulary and structure, while A2 builds on it to improve fluency and real-life communication.
👉 Yes, by the end of A2, you should be able to carry out basic conversations and understand essential spoken Arabic.
👉 You’ll learn verb tenses (past/present), prepositions, and how to build correct everyday sentences.
👉 Yes, if you meet the language skills criteria listed above, you may skip A1. A short placement discussion may be held.
👉 Yes, including monthly quizzes, mid-course evaluations, and a final oral + written test.
Instructor
Sulaiman Sk
Sulaiman Sk is a highly experienced Arabic language educator with over 10 years of teaching expertise in classical and modern Arabic. He holds a Master’s degree (MA) in Arabic from the prestigious Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi, and is currently pursuing his Ph.D. in Arabic from Aliah University, Kolkata.
Throughout his academic and professional journey, Sulaiman Sk has participated in numerous national and international training programs, workshops, and seminars, enhancing his proficiency in Arabic pedagogy, curriculum design, and cross-cultural communication.
He is well-known among students for his interactive teaching style, deep understanding of Arabic grammar and literature, and commitment to making language learning effective and engaging. His academic background and practical approach have helped hundreds of students achieve fluency in Arabic for both academic and professional purposes.
Sulaiman Sk continues to contribute to Arabic language education with passion, scholarship, and dedication.
