Yemen Institute for Arabic Language YIAL
Yemen Institute for Arabic Language YIAL
 

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Program Terms • Fall • Spring • Summer • Winter • Academic Year • Year Round • Winter Intersession Program Participants • Undergraduate (College) • Graduate (College) • High School • Adults		Quick Look • Location: Sanaa - Yemen • Language Taught: Arabic • Program Size: 50-90 • Average Class Size: 1-10 Overview The essence of our mission is to teach Arabic to non-native speakers using the most up-to-date methodology in accordance with standards of excellence. To join our programme, please don't hesitate to contact us as early as possible. Special Courses or Features Arabic for Academic Purposes Arabic for Business Purposes Arabic for Travel Professions Programs for Seniors (50+ years old) Small Classes (5 or less per class) One-to-One / Private Lessons Short Programs (1 Week or Less) Activities Available Tennis Horse Riding Art or Painting Music Cooking & Culinary Eligibility Students of 18-60 years old Housing/Accommodation • Dormitory • Apartment / Flat Program Costs Between US$ 500 - US$650 each course Costs Include:  Study and accommodation for 1 month. Contact Yemen Institute for Arabic Language YIAL P.O.Box 26023 , 60 St., Madbah, Sana'a, Yemen. Tel: 00967 777 499 474 Fax: 00967 1 403208 Email Send Email Web Visit Website
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