Small groups with a live teacher. Lower price per lesson, and you learn from the other students' mistakes too.
One topic a week, four people, fifty minutes of talking. You already know the words — this is where you stop translating in your head before you say them.
For people learning Levantine to talk to family. Slow, warm, and entirely spoken — reading comes later if you want it.
Six weeks from your first greeting to a short conversation in a Riyadh coffee shop. We speak from the first session — no alphabet drills, no silent listening.
Stories, drawing and small games, four children at a time. Parents get a two-line summary after every session.
For people who have just moved to the Gulf and need Arabic in meetings, not in textbooks. Built around the situations you will hit in your first month.
One article a week, read closely. By the end you can open an Arabic newspaper and get the argument, not just the headline.