The school is closed on Fridays and Saturdays

MSA Course
Modern Standard Arabic (or Fous-ha) is used in educated conversation and the media. The course will enable you to develop reading and writing skills as well as listening and speaking. As you progress you will be able to follow cultural and current affairs in the Middle East and be able to understand radio and television programmes, read Arabic literature (and Islamic texts).

ECA Course
Egyptian Colloquial Arabic (or Aameya) is the most widely understood dialect in the Middle East. With our communicative approach, and our focus on small classes, students can quickly progress through our levels to a point where they can really begin to communicate.

The school provides all teaching materials, but you must bring paper, pens, and a bilingual dictionary

Activities & Excursions
Every week there are planned excursions to different tourist attractions and cultural places of interest around the area. For each excursion there is a tour guide who gives a thorough explanation of the site and a presentation to the students. Teachers give students an introduction to the site they will be visiting before the trip.

Some examples below:
> Giza Pyramids and Sphinx ( 8-10 persons) Lunch provided

> Memphis Dahshour ( 8-10 persons) Lunch provided.

> Nile Faluka and the Sound and Light at the Pyramids ( 8 -10persons) Dinner provided.

> Alexandria (8-10 persons) Lunch provided.

> Egyptian Museum and Khan El Khalili (8-10 persons).

> Old Cairo, old mosque and church (8-10 persons) Lunch provided.

> Luxor and Aswan ( minimum 10 persons ) Hotel b/b.

> Sharm El Sheikh (minimum 10 persons) Hotel b/b.

> Hurgada ( minimum 10 persons) Hotel b/b.

> Dahab ( minimum10 persons) Hotel b/b.

> Suez Canal (8-10 persons) Lunch provided.

> The White Desert ( minimum 6 persons) package.

> St. Katherine’s Monestary/ Mount Sinai ( minimum 6 persons) Hotel b/b.