Where will Arabic take you?

Maybe you want to catch the joke at a family gathering or understand a verse of the Qurʾān as you hear it. Answer a few questions about your goals and schedule. If Hiwar is a fit, you’ll choose a time to speak with an advisor.

Speak to an Advisor
Two students, one in a hijab and abaya and one carrying a backpack, walk toward a university’s stone horseshoe arch.

What to expect

  1. Your Arabic so far

    Tell us what you can read today and what you’d like to do in Arabic. It’s fine if you’re starting with the alphabet.

  2. Your study plans

    We’ll ask when you can start, how much time you have for practice and where five days of live classes fit into your week.

  3. A video call with an advisor

    If you’re looking to start learning now, you can book a 45-minute video call to discuss your starting point and possible class times.

Speak to an Advisor