Welcome to Jordan
Learn Arabic in the Heart of Amman
Full linguistic and cultural immersion in the city's most authentic neighborhoods.
The JALS On-Site Experience
Established in 2016, JALS Arabic School offers a unique "Seeing and Doing" learning experience. Located in a peaceful, historic Amman neighborhood, we provide the perfect environment to learn Arabic and apply it daily within a friendly local community.
Interactive lessons using toys, actions, and modern visual tools.
Expert instructors with intensive daily sessions for rapid progress.
Flexible schedules tailored for students, researchers, and professionals.
Our team is at your service daily from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM.
Our Arabic Curriculum
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Phase 1
The Here and Now (70 Hours)Learning Outcomes
- Understand approximately 1200 words crucial for communication.
- Learn grammatical frameworks to form correct sentences.
- gradually gain the ability to speak Arabic clearly and confidently.
- Develop comprehensive understanding of spoken Arabic & present tense.
Phase 2
Story Building (150 Hours)Intermediate Skills
- Add approximately 1200 new words to your language repertoire.
- Narrate events and create short stories using pictures.
- Begin building your foundational reading and writing skills.
- Communicate in Arabic making daily conversations natural.
Phase 3
Diving into Reality (250 Hours)Advanced Conversation
- Immerse in authentic daily situations (e.g., supermarket, folk tales).
- Discuss wordless cartoons with your instructor.
- Explore specialized curriculum books for diverse topics.
- Gradual and tailored development of linguistic skills.
Phase 4
Fluent Expression (500 Hours)Cultural Immersion
- Engage in profound conversations touching upon personal events.
- Enhance skills in narration and expression with high precision.
- Participate in “life interviews” about local social situations.
- Deep connection to the native speaker community.
Phase 5
Native-Level Discourse (500 Hours)Professional Fluency
- Understand the local dialect by listening to native conversations.
- Converse in Arabic at a local level, smooth and spontaneous.
- Mimic the natural style, pronunciation, and intonation of native speakers.
- Communicate effectively in any social or professional context.