About us
While there are several institutes that specialize in teaching Arabic to international students in Damascus, ARABICUM offers a practical course with a curriculum specially developed by education and industry professionals.
All of our teachers are qualified and have extensive experience in teaching Arabic as a foreign language. Our management is also available after hours to provide extra assistance to students.
Most distinctively, ARABICUM allows students to learn Arabic, immerse themselves in Arab culture as well as enjoy major tourist destinations in Syria.
Management
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Mr. Ahmad Sadat
Co-founder of ARABICUM
Mr Sadat has over 18 years experience in the tourist industry and has predominantly worked as a tourist guide for specialist groups and international students. He has previously worked as a translator after having studied English literature at Damascus University. Mr Sadat is currently running a successful hotel in the Old City, Damascus.
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Mr. Wael Hawoot
Program Coordinator, Co-founder of ARABICUM
Mr Hawoot has extensive experience in the tourist industry and with assisting with international student groups. He has previously worked in business sales and computer services. Mr Hawoot is currently completing his final studies in English at the American Language Centre.
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Mrs. Christa Kuzbari
Co-founder of ARABICUM
Mrs. Kuzbari is a German national who has lived in Syria for 32 years already. She is currently working for the German department of the Syrian Arab Radio and Television Network. |
Instructors |
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Caroline Thomas
Caroline Thomas born in 1983 She has a B. A. in English Translation from Damascus University, 2 TKT certificates from the University of Cambridge (TKT: Teaching Knowledge Test), and completed all general courses at the British Council in Damascus (Advanced 3).
She already has teaching experience in Arabic and English. |
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Joumana Younes
Joumana Younes, born 1969 in Aleppo/Syria. She lived 10 Years In Heidelberg/Germany, and nowadays she is working as an editor at Radio Damascus' German Department.
She already gets experience in teaching Arabic to foreingers. |