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We are incredibly grateful for the five wonderful days our children spent learning with Lucía in Seville. She was always perfectly prepared, professional, punctual, and at the same time so warm and friendly. From the very beginning, she connected naturally not only with the children, but with us as parents as well. What we appreciated most was her serious and thoughtful approach to understanding exactly where the children currently are in their learning, and where they need to be according to the Dutch school program. Her lessons were creative, structured, deep, and very helpful at the same time. Lucía managed to create a wonderful balance between discipline and kindness, which made the children feel comfortable and motivated every morning. Lucía is such a sweet and kind person, and after these consecutive five days together, the children truly got used to the routine of their morning lessons with her. They already miss her very much!

Zouhour is a great teacher and highly recommended. She works hard to make every lesson fun, yet effective. Both are important for learning a new language, especially one like Tunisian Arabic, which is a bit different than Modern Standard Arabic. While she has a curriculum that she uses, she adapts to a student’s capabilities and learning needs. Very quickly can a student put into practice what she teaches and she presents the building blocks for later, more complicated conversations. I personally was very rapidly able to put simple greetings, words and phrases into use, to great avail and lots of smiles from Tunisians. Again, she is highly recommended as a teacher for Tunisian Arabic.

I take semi-intensive classes with Amel (three times a week) to learn Fusha Arabic and I enjoy it very, very much! Amel has a clear methodology that includes reading, writing, and oral comprehension skills. She also renders grammar somewhat fascinating by giving background knowledge on linguistic and sometimes philosophical structures. Regarding vocabulary, she also points out differences between Fusha and Tunisian derija, which is very helpful. I highly recommend and always look forward to my next class! Thank you, Amel!!!