Arabic for Beginners: Arabic in the Workplace

Dr. Sami Bachir Mejri extends the earlier Arabic sequence into education, work, money and technology. The vocabulary gives learners more contexts in which to reuse their existing sentence foundations. It suits students who know the first two courses and want to practice a simple workplace-related exchange, with comprehension and clear phrasing as the immediate goals rather than professional interpreting proficiency.

What you will learn

• Explore vocabulary for education and workplace contexts.
• Practice language related to money and technology.
• Extend familiar patterns into practical exchanges.

Who this suits

Intermediate by the provider’s label. Completing the first two Khalifa University Arabic courses is recommended. The roughly eight-hour workload includes learning activities, with additional spoken practice needed for confident use.

Before you enroll

Use listening, speaking and spaced review alongside the lessons, with time to retrieve an answer before replaying the model. Later courses in a sequence need the earlier vocabulary and structures; check the prerequisites rather than choose only by the beginner label. Course completion does not establish fluency, and an ordinary completion certificate is separate from an official language examination. Check the teaching language, captions and current access terms before enrolling.

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Put it into practice

Write a fictional workplace introduction in Arabic with a role and one technology-related task. Practice answering a simple question about it, then identify which new words you can retrieve without reading.

Source and review

This overview is based on the provider's published information, checked on 12 October 2026. It is an editorial assessment, not a claim that we completed the resource. Time filters are approximate study ranges; projects and exercises can take longer.

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