Since 1969The first educational institute in Dubai
Arabic courses designed for non-native speakers, from your first letters to confident conversation, at The Polyglot Institute, in Dubai since 1969.
Our main course for non-native speakers teaches standard spoken Arabic in three levels: Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced. An assessment before you register places you at the right level.
You can take each level as a one-month course of 20 hours, or as a three-month course of 60 hours.
Start from zero: learn the Arabic letters and sounds, everyday words and phrases, and simple conversations for daily life in Dubai.
Build on the basics with longer conversations, a wider vocabulary and more confident listening, for life and work in Dubai.
Speak Arabic fluently and with confidence: discuss a wide range of topics, express your opinions and understand natural speech at full speed.
Courses built around a specific goal: classical Arabic (fusha), Arabic for work and Arabic for children.
Study standard Arabic (fusha), the language of books, media and formal writing. Build strong grammar, read classical and modern texts, and express yourself correctly in writing and speech.
Specialized course for professionals. Learn Arabic terminology and communication skills for the business environment.
Engaging Arabic classes for children, grouped by age and level, that build reading, writing, listening and speaking skills through games and activities.
Answers to the questions we hear most. Can't find yours? Call us.
Call +971 4 222 3429Our main course for non-native speakers is Standard Spoken Arabic, in three levels: Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced. We also offer specialised courses: Classical Arabic (fusha) for grammar, reading and formal writing, Arabic for Business, and Arabic for Children.
Fees depend on the level and whether you study in a group or one-to-one. Call +971 4 222 3429 for the current price.
Yes. Beginner Spoken Arabic starts from zero. You begin with the letters, sounds and basic phrases, then move up step by step to the Intermediate and Advanced levels.
Yes. You practise speaking, listening, reading and writing in a balanced way that suits your level.
Our main course, Standard Spoken Arabic, teaches the standard Arabic used in everyday conversation, so you can communicate across the Arab world, with practical use for daily life in Dubai. Our Classical Arabic course covers fusha in depth: grammar, reading and formal writing.
Modern Standard Arabic is used in reading, writing, education and the media, while spoken Arabic is used in everyday conversation and differs from one country to another.
A supporting language that suits the group is used when needed, and Arabic is used more and more so you get used to listening and communicating in it.
Each level of Standard Spoken Arabic runs as a one-month course of 20 hours or a three-month course of 60 hours. For the specialised courses, our registration team explains the full plan before the course starts.
An intensive course may be available depending on demand and the schedule. Check with us for the next available group.
Ask us about private or online classes. Availability depends on the programme, the teacher and the time you need.
We choose teachers with experience in making Arabic simple for non-native learners and following their needs.
It depends on your starting level, how intensively you study and how much you practise every day. Students usually start with practical phrases, and their ability grows with regular study.
A certificate of completion can be issued according to the programme's attendance and pass requirements. Check the type of certificate and what it shows when you register.
Yes. Our Arabic for Children course (Junior Arabic) teaches children in groups by age and level, building reading, writing and speaking skills through games and activities. Ask us which groups are open now.
Yes. Training can be directed to practical situations such as introductions, shopping, transport and communicating at work, depending on your level.
Yes. Arabic for Business (B1-C1) teaches the vocabulary, writing and communication skills used in the Arab business world, including meetings, negotiations, presentations and business etiquette.