They join in.
Songs, movement, games and guided conversation make Arabic something children use—not just study.
Arabic classes kids love. Real skills, built step by step.
Joyful, structured Arabic learning that helps children speak, read and write—with teachers who know how to keep them involved.
Joy + structureSpeaking · Reading · Writing
Since 2013
5-star reviews
~10 kids per class
Grouped by age & level
A familiar moment for many families
They understand Arabic.
But answer you in English.
That is exactly where Arabeez begins.
Designed for how children learn—and live—today.
Which one sounds like your home? Tap it.
Understanding is a head start. Don’t let it stop there.
Every year they only listen, the gap between what they understand and what they can say gets wider. In class, speaking is expected and encouraged — until answering in Arabic feels normal.
The Arabeez difference
Joy keeps them involved.
Structure turns that into progress.
This is not entertainment added around a worksheet. The activities, teacher guidance and curriculum work together to make real Arabic learning stick.
The skills grow together.
Speaking, reading and writing develop side by side through clear, repeated practice.
Every class has a purpose.
Age-and-level matching, attentive teachers, in-house curriculum and books create a real learning path.
Four levels · one clear path
Your child starts where they are — and keeps climbing.
Placed by age and Arabic level after a short assessment, so a complete beginner and a child who already reads are never in the same seat.
Beginner
Elementary
Intermediate
Advanced
The goal: a child who reads, writes and speaks Arabic with confidence — and keeps it, year after year.
Not sure where your child would start? A free assessment tells you.Book a Free Arabic Assessment
Children look forward to class.
Parents see the learning.
Real classrooms, real children, real progress — a class your child asks to go back to, and reading, writing and speaking you can hear at home.
5-star Google reviews · since 2013
Same Arabeez approach.
Choose what fits your schedule.
September 2026–June 2027
Term 1: September–January Term 2: February–June
Classes meet once a week according to the Arabeez calendar, which accounts for holidays.
He looks forward to it every week and I'm shocked that he actively wants to do homework.
It is been only 3 months twice a week, my 6 years old daughter is reading Arabic words with minimal assistance!
My daughter 5 y.o really enjoys going to Arabeez every week. … Ms Reem's books are very well structured.
My child already learned many Arabic words in just a few weeks and is also having fun through enriching activities.
We were looking for a fun, nurturing environment for our 4-year-old to learn Arabic, and we were so lucky to find Arabeez.
My son is 5 years old and recently started classes at Arabeez. … He's always happy when I pick him up.
$875
1.5 hours/week
5 months
Siblings save $50 each per term
Late start? Your tuition will be prorated, so you only pay for the classes left.
Not sure where to start?
We’ll help you choose.
Tell us a little about your child and we’ll recommend the right format and level — no pressure to register.
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Let’s find the right class.
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Good questions deserve clear answers
What parents usually want to know.
Can complete beginners join? And a child who already knows some Arabic?
Both, happily. A short, friendly assessment shows us where your child is, and they join a group of children their age at their level. Complete beginners start with the letters; a child who already reads starts where they are. Nobody is the only one starting from zero.
What dialect is being taught?
None — the curriculum is in the standard Arabic every dialect shares. Reading, writing, stories, books and class work are all in it, because Arabic is reading, writing and understanding before it is speaking. Dialects belong to natural conversation, and a teacher’s own accent doesn’t change what your child learns. Your child won’t come home speaking another country’s Arabic.
Is a three-hour weekend class too long for a four-year-old?
No — four is a lovely age to start. The class moves through short, playful activities with a lunch break and a small break in between, so it never feels like three hours to them. Children who can’t wait to come back is the whole point.
Why are weekday and weekend classes different lengths?
So families can choose what fits. On weekends a fresh, mid-day child enjoys the full three-hour session. Weekdays are after school, so we shaped the same Arabeez method into a 1.5-hour class that suits a child who has already had a full day.
What happens after I send the form?
We’ll contact you shortly. If you chose the free assessment, we set up a short session with a teacher — about 15 minutes, in person or online — and tell you which class fits. Nothing to pay until you say yes.
Can my child join after the term begins?
Usually, yes — when a class at their age and level has a spot. You only pay for the classes left.
What does it cost, and what’s included?
Tuition is by term or by school year, never monthly — the numbers are in the tuition section above. It covers all classes and activities. There is a $65 yearly materials fee per child, the Arabeez books are extra, and siblings save $50 each per term.
Don’t let them miss out on the learning.
Let’s find the right starting point.
Classes start 12 September · Free assessment, about 15 minutes · No pressure to register
