Introduction
This diploma has been designed to provide non-native learners of Arabic with a solid and progressive foundation in the language, based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). The diploma consists of four consecutive short programs, each moving the learner to a new level of language proficiency, from beginner level (A1) to upper-intermediate level (B1+).
General Diploma Objectives
Upon successful completion of the diploma requirements, the learner will be able to:
1. Effective communication: interacting with increasing confidence in a variety of daily and professional situations, from simple conversations to participating in discussions on familiar topics.
2. Comprehensive understanding: understanding spoken and written texts of varying complexity, from short announcements to the main points in radio programs and articles on contemporary issues.
3. Language production: producing coherent and clear spoken and written texts to describe personal experiences, express opinions, and present simple arguments.
4. Cultural competence: gaining a basic understanding of Arabic culture through the language, facilitating intercultural communication.
5. Independent learning: developing the skills necessary to continue learning Arabic independently after completing the program.
Short Program Objectives
The detailed diploma objectives have been divided according to each short program, in line with the skills defined in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
