This category is for learners who already communicate comfortably in Arabic and are ready to refine their language into something precise, fluent, and professional. Students at this level move beyond basic interaction into complex expressions, detailed discussions, and specialized vocabulary. They learn to handle workplace conversations, formal writing, cultural nuances, and field-specific communication with confidence. By the end of this stage, learners operate in Arabic with accuracy, depth, and natural fluency—ready for professional, academic, or real-life use at a high level.

Noon Arabic Course – Level 3: Practical Arabic

Course Description

This course is designed for learners who are familiar with the Arabic alphabet and possess some basic communication skills. It focuses on real-life situations that travelers and residents in the Middle East may experience. By the end of the course, students will be able to interact with native speakers in a range of everyday contexts such as ordering food, visiting tourist attractions, asking for and giving directions, shopping, and inquiring about prices.

Course duration

The course requires a total of 120 instructional hours

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

  • Engage in basic social interactions and request essential information while demonstrating awareness of cultural norms in Arab societies
  • Talk about themselves, their education, and their family in conversations with native speakers
  • Understand simple written texts on familiar and everyday topics
  • Write short paragraphs to describe personal experiences and information

Knowledge

The course covers the following themes:

  • Arab culture with a focus on food and outings
  • Tourist attractions across the Middle East
  • Shopping practices and vocabulary
  • Employment and workplace basics
  • Making and receiving phone calls

Assessment Overview

Student progress will be evaluated through the following components:

  • Online activities (60%)
  • Writing assignments (20%)
  • Tests (20%)