Arabic Course for Educators
The UAE education landscape is experiencing a significant shift towards stronger Arabic
integration across schools and early childhood settings. From the 2025–26 academic year, all
UAE private schools — including British, American, IB, Indian, French, and other
international curricula — are required to provide 40 minutes of Arabic instruction daily in the
early years, increasing to 60 minutes per day from 2027–28.
Additionally, KHDA Administrative Resolution No. 48 of 2025 makes Arabic learning
compulsory across Dubai private schools and early childhood centres for children from birth
to six years. These reforms, along with the UAE’s focus on cultural identity and Arabic
language development, are increasing the demand for educators who can confidently
communicate in Arabic within professional school environments.
Arabic Course for Educators is a KHDA-approved Arabic training programme designed
specifically for non-Arabic-speaking educators working in or preparing to work in UAE
schools. The programme moves beyond traditional language learning by focusing on practical
communication needed throughout the school day.
Every level is built around authentic educational situations rather than textbook Arabic,
helping participants develop confidence in classroom communication, parent interactions,
professional discussions, safeguarding conversations, and school operations.