Jazyková škola arabština - hebrejština

I have experience teaching Arabic in the course and in individual lessons, and I can't praise both. Jassan Shadafnh is professional, capable, reliable, kind and, last but not least, he can really learn. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in studying the Arabic language!

I am absolutely satisfied with this language school. For over half a year here to learn Arabic and individual teaching before I was running on group courses. Mr. Shadafnh is a very good teacher, a good man and does everything well explained. I would definitely recommend this school to anyone who would like to learn Arabic.

I have been taking an Arabic course for the third year and I am completely satisfied. I used to go to a course led by the owner himself (native speaker), now my course is led by a young lecturer (Czech), I am very satisfied with both. Even at the time of the coronary crisis, when the courses take place online, they have a decline and the quality of teaching has not decreased in any way.

Shalom everyone who wants to learn Hebrew, I attend J.Sh for 3 years and so far I enjoy it and because I am lazy louse, so I have it there for life. I can hardly compare it to teaching Hebrew elsewhere, I haven't gone anywhere else yet, but I have experience in a course in other languages, so perhaps it will be relevant. Lessons take place in really small groups, the first half year is max 6 people, now we go at 3, lessons are quiet without stress, if you need interactive entertainment - learning through games, so here it is not grammar, spoken translations and reading. Where could J. Sh. add the tasks for which I would be forced to do something slacker :). The good thing is that you get all the necessary materials here - books in PDF, including a workbook that cannot be bought here. One example of her life - her daughter started going to J.Sh exactly one year ago and after 5 months of teaching 1hour / 4 times a week she went to Israel and joined Ulpan at level B1 (in J.Sh they gave about 5 months in about 1.5 years) teaching) and now speaks normally after a year. It is clear that she had little vocabulary, her head would not have taken it, but I would say that she was well prepared for grammar, so that she could swim there. After a month in Israel, she began working as a waitress, serving and managing the coffers in Hebrew, so the basics were good enough. AFAIK, J. Sh. wrote a textbook Arabic suitable for self-study, a friend bought it and assessed very well. So to all who wish Mazal Tov :)

I can highly recommend the language school. I went to two teachers, Johnny and Jassan. The teaching was good, well organized, I liked meeting in small groups. I even laughed during class, it was definitely not boring, Arabic is difficult, but if you have motivation and diligence, you will definitely understand and learn it in this language school. Jassan tried to keep teaching during the pandemic - offering a course via Skype, etc. I will personally return to the language course.

I'm attending an Arabic course. I couldn't decide to start for a long time, but I definitely don't regret it. I didn't know exactly what to expect and I was afraid that the lessons would be too demanding. After the first month I learned the Arabic alphabet and now, at the end of the first course I am able to write dictation. Although not completely without mistakes, I was still quite surprised. EIt is evident that Jassan has an established teaching methodology that has been tested. He also published a textbook, according to which he teaches and it is a great tool. I especially appreciate MP3 recordings and then homework from lessons. So I will look forward to the continuation of the holidays and مءالسلامة?

The lessons with Jassan are very beneficial. Sometimes it may seem to be moving fast, but it is not to the detriment. It is unknown how the subject will get into the student. He has a lot of experience with teaching, he understands the individual needs of students and it is obvious in his teaching. I definitely recommend, there is nothing to fear.