Modern Standard Arabic (or Fous-ha) is used in educated conversation and the media. The language course focuses on developing reading, writing, listening and speaking skills. As you progress you will be able to understand radio and television programmes, read Arabic literature (and Islamic texts) and be able to comprehend cultural progressions in the Middle East. Egyptian Colloquial Arabic (or Aameya) is the most widely understood dialect in the Middle East. A largely communicative approach is taken by Egypt Language school and in  small classes, students can quickly progress to confident communication.

Group Arabic classes are a more sociable way to learn and practice your skills with not only the teacher, but other students also. Learning Arabic in a group is fun and allows a varied and interactive programme involving group-based activities and learning games. Choosing the individual, 1-2-1 Arabic course may be preferable for students who wish to take a more intensive approach toward their leaning. Individual study can be preferable as it can be adapted to any time and to meet any particular needs a student may have.