Indian · Filipino · Pakistani · other non-Arabs
Arabic for expats in Riyadh
English-friendly spoken Arabic for people who did not grow up with the language. Nurses, engineers, teachers, drivers’ families, and office staff in Riyadh use this to handle HR, neighbours, and hospital wards.
You will not be the only non-Arab in class
Batches are built for expats. Teachers explain in simple English, then lock the hour on speaking Arabic.
Riyadh situations, not textbook Cairo
Phrases for compounds, malls, absher appointments, and Saudi workplace politeness.
Same course if your spouse is in India
They can join the live online track while you sit in the Riyadh room — one academy, two rooms.
Made for non-native speakers
- Indian professionals and families in Riyadh and the Eastern Province
- Filipino and Pakistani colleagues who need clinic and office Arabic
- New GCC arrivals who searched “Arabic classes for expats”
- Anyone tired of MSA YouTube aimed at Arab school kids
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to read Arabic first?
No. We start with sounds and speech. Reading comes in once you can already say the words you see.
Are classes mixed nationalities?
Yes. The common language in the room is English plus the Arabic you are learning. That is the point.
Can my family in India join?
Yes — live online with the same teachers. Enrollment is still WhatsApp, no long checkout.