Arabic Language Program Morocco

TransCultures offers Arabic language programs in Morocco. Language immersion programs are designed for students who would like to learn Arabic in the environment where it is spoken. Our native professional teachers focus on both fluency and accuracy while including the cultural nuances. Due to the increased need to learn Arabic in the west, as well as the increasing level of international trade, economic activity, diplomatic interaction, and political integration, the need for multilingual international professionals has increased. TransCultures designs and administers Arabic language programs in Morocco for foreign students who would like to learn the language and cultures within a country where it is spoken. Our Arabic language programs ensure that students possess the required Arabic language skills to competently perform language-related tasks. Arabic students who will use the Arabic language for professional purposes to interact with business associates and international partners in a Arabic need industry-specific linguistic skills in order to communicate properly and accurately in a business setting. TransCultures Arabic Language programs in Morocco meet national and international standards for academia, corporations, and government such as the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) and the Defense Language Institute (DLI). We constantly develop and adapt our programs to be at the forefront of the Arabic language teachning industry, and to meet our clients’ growing needs in learning Arabic in Morocco.

Arabic language immersion programs provide the following benefits:

Provides an accurate placement for Arabic language training to design appropriate language classes to meet the student’s needs.
Creates the framework within which improvement of competence in the Arabic language can be monitored and achieved.
Offers students the opportunity to precisely evaluate their skills of their staff to achieve and exceed their linguistic goals.
Helps students learn and experience the culture first-hand to enrich their linguistic and cultural experience.