Push your Arabic a step further and become a confident, capable speaker, as your communication begins to feel more natural, detailed and precise.
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Arabic Upper Intermediate - Level 5 Course overview
Our Upper Intermediate course will help you develop the skills to communicate at this level, giving you the confidence to interact with ease in both personal and professional settings.
Who is it for?
You should already be able to communicate at CEFR B1 level (at least 240 hours of formal study). You may have a good or recent GCSE or have completed our Intermediate course or equivalent.
Timetable
The full beginners course includes 60 hours of online learning and is taught across three modules.
Benefits
- Delivered by a qualified Arabic speaker
- Interactive and varied learning techniques
- Awarded a City St George’s, University of London certificate
What will I learn?
Topics covered
Topics such as formal and informal use of the language are covered in depth using appropriate situations and scenarios to practice and apply learning.
Grammatical structures
Grammar studied at Upper Intermediate builds on and develops structures taught at lower levels
Assessment and certificates
You will receive a Certificate of Completion from City St George’s, University of London, along with a digital badge for your LinkedIn profile.
To qualify, you must attend at least 70% of classes.
Teaching
Classes are highly interactive and include:
- Small group work and role-play
- Listening to audio materials (e.g. radio clips)
- Reading articles and texts
- Watching video content
- Digital learning tools to support your progress
You’ll also explore Arabic culture, current affairs and traditions alongside language learning.
Eligibility
It is the right level if you have either:
- Completed our Intermediate Level 4 course or equivalent
- around 240 hours of formal study, alongside additional independent learning
You should already be able to:
- describe yourself and others, express your hobbies, likes and dislikes
- use correct forms of address
- talk about events, television and radio programmes
- understand Arabic media material including advertisements, billboards and signs
- follow written recipes and describe food
Please do reach out to our team if you’re not sure which level is right for you.
Additional requirements
To enrol onto the Upper Intermediate Arabic course, you must:
- be age 18 or over
- have basic IT skills and a reliable internet connection to access lessons and course materials.
English requirements
You will need a good level of spoken and written English to enrol on this course.