Arabic is the language of 22 Member States of UNESCO, a language with more than 422 million speakers in the Arab world (World Arabic Language Day, UNESCO, 18th December 2012).
All courses are taught using The Polis Method which immerses students in the target language from the very first class which allows learning in a more natural way. The Polis Method focuses on total immersion and speech fluency and we believe helps students acquire the language quicker than the traditional grammar-translation method.
A new phenomenon is invading the Arabic Language! Starting recently, Spoken Arabic is being written for the first time, mostly thanks to technological innovations. Until now, Spoken Arabic has been taught using the Latin script. In Polis, however, Spoken Arabic is taught in Arabic and written in Arabic. The first course of Absolute Beginners includes teaching the alphabet, and candidates for other levels are required to know the script, Otherwise, they must study it by themselves or ask for private lessons in order to join the courses. Learning the script facilitates an authentic and direct approach to the language.
Open
Sep 1 – Oct 1, 2026
4 Weeks
Jerusalem



80 Academic Hours
Monday - Friday 10:00 - 13:15
ILS 3,175
80 Academic Hours
Monday - Friday 10:00 - 13:15
ILS 3,175
Registration is based on a placement test or completion of level 1.
80 Academic Hours
Monday - Thursday 10:00 - 13:40 (20 minutes break)
ILS 3,175
Registration is based on a placement test or completion of level 4.
Please click below to register for Spoken Arabic September Intensive.
For language courses: To book a seat in the course, the student needs to pay the full tuition or the registration fee.
For academic programs: Students who have been accepted to a program will be asked to confirm their attendance by paying the registration fee which is part of the total tuition fee for the academic year when they begin their studies.
Discount is available for students who register and pay in full by August 21, 2026.The early registration discount applies only to courses that cost more than 1500 shekels.