Study Arabic In Palestine
Study Arabic in Palestine
Master Modern Standard Arabic & the Levantine Dialect through immersive coursework, community volunteering, and cultural excursions in Nablus.
Why Study at Project Hope Arabic Language School?
Private Intensive Tutoring
Private tutoring at all levels from experienced Arabic teachers, five days a week, two hours a day.
Volunteer & Teach
Project Hope hosts around 100 international volunteers a year to provide creative arts, language, and skill classes to approximately 1,000 local students monthly. You can volunteer and practice your Arabic while teaching!
Fieldwork Support
If you are a researcher or academic, our team is equipped to support you directly with your local fieldwork and studies.
Cultural Excursions
Weekly excursions and cultural activities around Nablus city and trips to the Old City link the Arabic learned in class to authentic everyday contexts.
Affordable Immersion Program
We are cheaper than most other Arabic language schools! Accommodation is included.
Why Study Arabic Language in Palestine?
- Gain command of a vital global language spoken by more than 400 million people and recognized as an official United Nations language.
- Immerse yourself in a great culture that has contributed immensely to human civilization.
- Access an immense scientific, literary, and artistic heritage enriched with deep-rooted values and traditions.
Types of Courses & Levels
Courses are available in both Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and the regional Levantine dialect.
Foundational Arabic
Students learn basic Arabic essentials including:
- Arabic alphabet, greetings, and farewells
- Time limits, days of the week, and months
- Subject and object pronouns, masculine & feminine
- Everyday situations: in the market, in the kitchen, in coffee shops
- Useful verbs, weather, professions, and requesting information
Conversational Practice
For learners with basic knowledge but limited spoken practice:
- Basic-level communication in everyday life situations
- Requesting and providing practical information
- Describing people, places, and things
- Responding to offers, discussing tenses (past, present, future events)
Social & Cultural Nuance
Introduces contemporary issues in Palestinian society:
- Social structures (family, political and economic systems)
- Folklore, traditional songs, proverbs, and marriage rituals
- Cultural analysis of newspapers, journals, TV news, and serials
Have Questions or Ready to Apply?
Click the button below to get in touch with our team in Nablus regarding upcoming course schedules and availability.
Project Hope — An-Najah Al-Qadim St., Nablus, Palestine