A personal Arabic study plan, built with your teacher

Why a plan matters more than a textbook

Most self-study fails for a simple reason: the material does not know you. It does not know that you need Darija for your Moroccan in-laws, or MSA for a university course, or the alphabet because you can speak but never learned to read. A private teacher starts from those facts, and the plan follows from them.

The three questions your plan answers

• What is your goal? Conversation with family, reading the news, work, study, travel, or understanding the Quran. The goal decides which Arabic you learn and which skills come first.
• Where are you starting? Your teacher assesses your level in the free trial — including the uneven profile many learners have, such as strong listening with weak reading.
• How much time do you have? A learner with five hours a week and a learner with one need different plans. Yours is built for the time you actually have, not an ideal week that never happens.

What a plan looks like in practice

A typical plan sets a focus for each stage — for example, the alphabet and first conversations, then reading vowelled texts, then unvowelled reading and free conversation — and chooses your package and lesson rhythm around it. Between lessons, your teacher sets short practice tasks: vocabulary review, listening, a few lines of writing. Our weekly Arabic study routine guide shows what sustainable practice looks like.

Feedback, not promises

We do not tell you that you will be fluent in three months, because nobody honestly can. Progress depends on your starting point, your goal and your practice. What a private teacher gives you instead is a clear view of where you are, what comes next, and correction the moment you need it. Your level is tracked against the CEFR scale from A1 to C2, so progress is visible rather than vague.

Plans for every kind of learner

Beginners, adults, children, heritage speakers, university students and professionals all get a plan shaped to their situation. The free trial is where yours begins — no payment details needed.