Arabic
Modern Standard for reading and Gulf dialect for the street. Most people want both.
Arabic, English, French and Spanish taught at every CEFR level. If you cannot speak in a lesson, you are not learning — so we cap every class at eight and keep it there.
Three questions, twenty seconds, no email required. It is a guide — the real placement test is free and takes half an hour.
A Verba lesson is ninety minutes and you will speak for roughly forty of them. Grammar is explained when it blocks you, not in a sequence set by a textbook publisher.
Every teacher here holds a recognised qualification and teaches only into their native language. Nobody is teaching French because there was a gap in the timetable.
Modern Standard for reading and Gulf dialect for the street. Most people want both.
General English plus IELTS and business writing, taught in separate streams.
DELF preparation from B1 upwards, with the exam sat here at the academy.
Peninsular Spanish, with a Latin American conversation group on Saturdays.
“I had done three years of apps. The placement test put me in A2 and it was the right call, however much it stung.”
“Eight people means you cannot hide at the back. That is the whole product.”
“My teacher moved me up in week one at no charge when it was obvious I was in the wrong class.”
Placement tests run any weekday until six, walk in. Classes fill from the top level down, so early enrolment matters most at B2 and C1.