Free Arabic course at Eton Institute produces another 30 Arabic speakers in Dubai

Nearly hundred expatriates from different cultures registered their interest in attending the free course, but due to limited availability of places, only thirty lucky callers who booked in early were able to take an entire beginner level of Arabic, free of cost!.

Dr. Eli Abi Rached, Managing Director, Eton Institute, commented:

"It is truly inspiring to see the overwhelming response we get for the free Arabic course and the interest it generates in the Arabic language and the Culture."

Expats from various cultural background and nationalities are taking part in the month long intensive course, which is being conducted at Eton Institute's newly acquired premises in Block 3, Dubai Knowledge Village. As part of the course participants develop their Arabic language skills, learn everyday phrases and sentences, greetings, ordering drinks or food, calling a taxi, etc; all in Modern Standard Arabic. The free course concludes on the 30th December 2008.

"I would like to thank Eton Institute," a participant commented, "for its initiative in conducting free courses in Arabic. Having arrived in Dubai a few weeks back, it has helped me in gaining an insight in the language and culture of the Arabs, which I hope to further develop through my experiences in this wonderful city."

Eton Institute conducts free courses in Arabic language and cultural sensitivity on a regular basis to promote the Arabic language (which is the national language of the UAE) and the culture of the Arab world. These courses are immensely popular and demonstrate the way Eton Institute is leading the way in highlighting the Arabic language and the culture of the Arabs.