I'm a native Arabic speaker who studied law. I teach professionals and university students, tailored to their goals.

I won't pretend I've been teaching for years. I haven't. But what I do bring is a strong foundation in the language and real experience using it in demanding contexts. Studying law in Arabic means I know how to break down complex ideas and explain them clearly, which is honestly half of what good teaching is. My classes will be online and conversation-driven. I believe people learn a language faster when they're actually using it, not just memorizing lists. So depending on the student's level and goals, I'd build lessons around real materials like articles, emails, dialogues, even contracts or formal documents for professional learners. I'd adjust as we go based on what each student struggles with. The goal is for you to leave each session feeling like you can do something new with Arabic that you couldn't do before.