Registration has opened for the "Arabic Language Program for Non-Native Speakers" offered by the King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language. Registration runs for one month, from July 20 to August 19, and the program aims to enable 150 learners to learn Arabic and its culture and help them integrate into society through an engaging learning environment.

The program aims to provide high-quality Arabic instruction to non-native speakers, enabling them to communicate and converse in Arabic, and to spread Arabic language and Saudi culture worldwide by introducing learners to the Kingdom's heritage, customs and traditions and exploring its tourist and archaeological sites. It also offers enrichment activities, trips and visits that reinforce learning and the acquisition of Saudi Arab culture, and seeks to attract outstanding candidates from around the world who wish to learn Arabic as a second language.

An Engaging Learning Environment

The program combines learning Arabic and its culture in an engaging learning environment that encourages participants to hold conversations and interact orally and in writing to express themselves and exchange views.

It offers opportunities to practice Arabic in a variety of linguistic situations, to use Arabic-language media and social media for communicative and practical purposes, to access information and different viewpoints in Arabic, and to coexist with other cultures.

An Accredited Certificate of Completion

The program comprises four learning levels over eight months, and at the end learners will receive an accredited certificate of completion from the academy. The levels are aligned with the Common European Framework (A1, A2, B1, B2), and each level includes 160 teaching hours at a rate of 20 hours per week.

The academy invited those interested in joining the program to register on the dedicated platform in accordance with the specified requirements.