Level 1 — First lesson – the basics
Teaching greetings, numbers and basic pronunciation patiently.
Teaching a beginner basic greeting phrases in Arabic.
A learner struggles to pronounce an Arabic letter that doesn't exist in their native language.
Teach a learner how to count from one to ten in Arabic.
Level 2 — Building simple sentences
Teaching how to build simple introduction, description and question sentences.
A learner is learning how to introduce themselves using a simple sentence.
A learner describes an object in the room using a simple sentence.
A learner learns how to ask a simple question in Arabic.
Level 3 — Everyday conversation
Practical conversations in real situations (restaurant, directions, hobbies).
An intermediate learner practices ordering food at a restaurant.
A learner practices asking for directions on the street.
A learner practices talking about her hobbies using slightly longer sentences.
Level 4 — Correcting repeated mistakes
Effectively correcting repeated grammar and expression mistakes.
A learner keeps making the same mistake with masculine and feminine forms.
An advanced learner speaks with significant hesitation despite knowing the vocabulary.
An advanced learner uses an idiom incorrectly in an inappropriate context.
Level 5 — Reaching fluency and free expression
Discussing complex topics and distinguishing formal from colloquial language.
An advanced learner discusses a relatively complex topic in Arabic.
An advanced learner asks about the difference between Modern Standard Arabic and a dialect in a specific context.
Assess an advanced learner's progress toward near-native proficiency.