Intermediate Arabic Face-to-Face Courses

Arabic Level 19 | Evenings

  • Course Details
  • Course Content

Arabic Level 19 is an Intermediate Arabic course focused on transitioning into longer intermediate-level texts. Working through one unit of Al-Kitaab Part Two allows time to develop reading, listening, speaking and writing skills through guided practice and communicative activities. Arabic Level 19 requires that you have previously studied Arabic Level 18 or a course of at least 216 class hours. 

Our Arabic language classes take place at our school in Covent Garden with a qualified, experienced teacher and fellow students. Evening language classes at IH London are dynamic and interactive as the emphasis is on spoken communication, which is achieved through lots of group work and role-plays. At the same time, there is systematic work on grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation, so that you can improve on all aspects of the language. Your teacher speaks in the target language throughout, so that you can refine your comprehension and listening skills. 

Lessons take place once a week. 

What’s included in your course?  

  • Lesson summaries, notes & resources  
  • Arabic study tips  
  • Additional study resources  
  • Support from experienced teachers  
  • Exclusive workshops and events to IH London students 

By the end of your course, you should be able to: 

  • Talk about personal experiences, education, and everyday life in greater detail 
  • Understand and discuss longer written and spoken Arabic texts 
  • Ask and answer more detailed questions about yourself and others 
  • Express opinions, preferences, and reasons using connected sentences 
  • Develop your understanding of Arabic verb patterns and sentence structures 
  • Use a wider range of vocabulary to describe people, experiences, and situations 
  • Practise reading Arabic texts with fewer vowel markings 
  • Improve your pronunciation, fluency, and listening comprehension 
  • Learn more about everyday life, education, and social customs in the Arab world 

 

Materials 

Suggested Coursebook: 

Al-Kitaab, Part Two – Unit 1 

Publisher: Georgetown University Press  

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Arabic Level 20 | Evenings

  • Course Details
  • Course Content

Arabic Level 20 is an Intermediate Arabic course focused on developing more sustained personal and social discussion. Working through one unit of Al-Kitaab Part Two allows time to develop reading, listening, speaking and writing skills through guided practice and communicative activities. Arabic Level 20 requires that you have previously studied Arabic Level 19 or a course of at least 228 class hours. 

Our Arabic language classes take place at our school in Covent Garden with a qualified, experienced teacher and fellow students. Evening language classes at IH London are dynamic and interactive as the emphasis is on spoken communication, which is achieved through lots of group work and role-plays. At the same time, there is systematic work on grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation, so that you can improve on all aspects of the language. Your teacher speaks in the target language throughout, so that you can refine your comprehension and listening skills. 

Lessons take place once a week. 

 

What’s included in your course?  

  • Lesson summaries, notes & resources  
  • Arabic study tips  
  • Additional study resources  
  • Support from experienced teachers  
  • Exclusive workshops and events to IH London students 

By the end of your course, you should be able to: 

  • Talk about past experiences, personal interests, and familiar social topics 
  • Describe events and explain how different situations developed 
  • Ask follow-up questions and maintain longer conversations in Arabic 
  • Express agreement, disagreement, and personal viewpoints 
  • Use a wider range of verb forms and grammatical structures in context 
  • Connect ideas using more complex sentences and linking expressions 
  • Read and understand longer passages on familiar subjects 
  • Practise listening to natural spoken Arabic and recognising differences in pronunciation 
  • Learn more about family life, relationships, and cultural traditions in Arabic-speaking communities 

 

Materials 

Suggested Coursebook: 

Al-Kitaab, Part Two – Unit 2 

Publisher: Georgetown University Press 

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Arabic Level 21 | Evenings

  • Course Details
  • Course Content

Arabic Level 21 is an Intermediate Arabic course focused on reading and discussing ideas with increasing independence. Working through one unit of Al-Kitaab Part Two allows time to develop reading, listening, speaking and writing skills through guided practice and communicative activities. Arabic Level 21 requires that you have previously studied Arabic Level 20 or a course of at least 240 class hours. 

Our Arabic language classes take place at our school in Covent Garden with a qualified, experienced teacher and fellow students. Evening language classes at IH London are dynamic and interactive as the emphasis is on spoken communication, which is achieved through lots of group work and role-plays. At the same time, there is systematic work on grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation, so that you can improve on all aspects of the language. Your teacher speaks in the target language throughout, so that you can refine your comprehension and listening skills. 

Lessons take place once a week. 

What’s included in your course?  

  • Lesson summaries, notes & resources  
  • Arabic study tips  
  • Additional study resources  
  • Support from experienced teachers  
  • Exclusive workshops and events to IH London students 

By the end of your course, you should be able to: 

  • Talk about society, culture, and everyday experiences in Arabic-speaking countries 
  • Describe people, places, and situations using more detailed language 
  • Share opinions and support them with explanations and examples 
  • Understand the main ideas and supporting details in longer conversations 
  • Develop your use of derived verb forms and related vocabulary 
  • Use adjectives, noun phrases, and sentence connectors more accurately 
  • Read and discuss authentic Arabic texts with increasing independence 
  • Write longer paragraphs describing experiences and expressing opinions 
  • Learn more about social customs, traditions, and contemporary Arab society 

 

Materials 

Suggested Coursebook: 

Al-Kitaab, Part Two – Unit 3 

Publisher: Georgetown University Press 

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Arabic Level 22 | Evenings

  • Course Details
  • Course Content

Arabic Level 22 is an Intermediate Arabic course focused on communicating viewpoints through connected speech. Working through one unit of Al-Kitaab Part Two allows time to develop reading, listening, speaking and writing skills through guided practice and communicative activities. Arabic Level 22 requires that you have previously studied Arabic Level 21 or a course of at least 252 class hours. 

Our Arabic language classes take place at our school in Covent Garden with a qualified, experienced teacher and fellow students. Evening language classes at IH London are dynamic and interactive as the emphasis is on spoken communication, which is achieved through lots of group work and role-plays. At the same time, there is systematic work on grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation, so that you can improve on all aspects of the language. Your teacher speaks in the target language throughout, so that you can refine your comprehension and listening skills. 

Lessons take place once a week. 

 

What’s included in your course?  

  • Lesson summaries, notes & resources  
  • Arabic study tips  
  • Additional study resources  
  • Support from experienced teachers  
  • Exclusive workshops and events to IH London students 

By the end of your course, you should be able to: 

  • Discuss current events, social issues, and topics of general interest 
  • Explain opinions and respond to different points of view 
  • Narrate events and describe situations in a clear and organised way 
  • Participate in longer discussions and ask for clarification when needed 
  • Use more complex verb patterns and sentence structures 
  • Develop your understanding of relative clauses and connected expressions 
  • Improve your comprehension of longer written and spoken texts 
  • Write structured paragraphs using a wider range of vocabulary 
  • Learn more about media, public life, and cultural perspectives in the Arab world 

 

Materials 

Suggested Coursebook: 

Al-Kitaab, Part Two – Unit 4 

Publisher: Georgetown University Press

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