Arabic tutors in New York City

Teacher joined in March 2022

Hello my name is Mohamed and I am an Arabic teacher and Egyptian dialect teacher . I teach Arabic for more than 5 years now I have many students from different ages. I've managed to reach with my students to a very high-level in the language in a short time for example for most of my students I have managed to teach them how to read Arabic in 3 hours. And we have managed to reach to B2 in the Arabic language and in the Egyptian dialect in less than one year. I enjoy talking about art, music, politics, ancient books, philosophy, and psychology. After my graduation from Al Azhar University. I joined to a diploma of teaching Arabic to non-native speakers, and now I have applied the scientific methods of teaching the Arabic language and the Egyptian dialect using systematic and organized methods using effective ways such as 1. real life situations simulation. 2 . Reading news and using Egyptian talk shows for learning purposes. 3.Modern and modified educational curriculum. 4.Simplified ways to apply between books and practical conversations.

Teacher joined in June 2022

(ONLINE LESSON) Hello. My name is Ibrahim, I am a Master's researcher, from Egypt, I have been teaching for 15 years, I have a Bachelor's degree in Arabic language, Postgraduate Diploma in Islamic studies, Postgraduate Diploma in Specialized Teaching Arabic to Non-Native Speakers, and Pre-Master's degree in the Arabic Language. I respect and admire all students that are trying to learn. I have many helpful methods. I have experience working with both children and adults. It's my pleasure to help you with the Arabic language ( Classical Arabic, Modern Standard Arabic, Egyptian Arabic "Colloquial" ). With me, I am sure you will achieve your goals. Book a trial lesson with me so we can discuss your goals and how I can help you reach them

Teacher joined in June 2022

I grew up in the historic port city of Alexandria which is located on the Mediterranean Sea in North Africa and is considered the second-largest city in Egypt with a population of more than 4 million people. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Tourism from Alexandria University. I've been in the travel and tourism industry for over 25 years, learning about many cultures and forging my identity with an appreciation for diversity. When I moved to the United States a few years ago, I became a substitute teacher. Since 2018, I hold a New Jersey substitute teacher certification for all subjects for all grades K-12. Arabic being my native language makes me very lucky because it is one of the oldest languages ​​in the world still alive and used by millions of Arabs and non-Arabs all over the world. It is also a cornerstone and of great importance to millions of non-Arabic-speaking Muslims because it is the language of the Holy Qur'an that has been preserved "as is" for more than 1,400 years. Many dialects are branched from Standard Arabic, most notably the Egyptian dialect because Egypt is the pioneer of culture, literature, and fine arts in the Arab world. Therefore, many Arabs are able to understand and sometimes also speak in this dialect. Therefore, someone who learns the Egyptian dialect can deal with most Arab peoples with great ease. In addition to the fact that Arabic is a rich language, it is also easy and enjoyable for those who have the desire and will to learn this beautiful language. Here comes my turn to help as a skillful whoever is interested.