Advanced Arabic Grammar Tutoring
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I have a small group of advanced, non-native Arabic learners—no more than five in any given session—who want to sharpen their command of Arabic grammar. They already converse fluently and read modern texts with ease; what they now need is a structured deep-dive into morphology, syntax, and iʿrāb analysis so they can write and speak with absolute precision.
Your task is to plan and deliver an online mini-course that meets them at this higher level. We’ll meet twice a week over Zoom or a similar platform for 60–90 minutes per class. I’ll rely on you to:
• Design a progressive grammar syllabus that fills in subtle gaps and introduces classical as well as contemporary usage
• Provide concise slide decks, short readings, and drill sheets after each lesson
• Assign and mark weekly written exercises that test the specific rules covered
• Offer quick oral feedback during class to keep the sessions interactive
Students are comfortable with traditional Arabic terminology, so feel free to use it when explaining concepts such as al-mubtadaʾ wa-l-khabar, al-naṣb, or ajwaf verbs. We’ll wrap the course with a short diagnostic assessment; I’ll send you a sample of their current writing so you can tailor this test.
If you have previous experience guiding advanced learners and can demonstrate it—through sample lesson plans, recorded sessions, or student testimonials—add a brief note when you respond. I’d like to start the first lesson next week, so please outline your proposed syllabus and total time frame in your bid.
Your task is to plan and deliver an online mini-course that meets them at this higher level. We’ll meet twice a week over Zoom or a similar platform for 60–90 minutes per class. I’ll rely on you to:
• Design a progressive grammar syllabus that fills in subtle gaps and introduces classical as well as contemporary usage
• Provide concise slide decks, short readings, and drill sheets after each lesson
• Assign and mark weekly written exercises that test the specific rules covered
• Offer quick oral feedback during class to keep the sessions interactive
Students are comfortable with traditional Arabic terminology, so feel free to use it when explaining concepts such as al-mubtadaʾ wa-l-khabar, al-naṣb, or ajwaf verbs. We’ll wrap the course with a short diagnostic assessment; I’ll send you a sample of their current writing so you can tailor this test.
If you have previous experience guiding advanced learners and can demonstrate it—through sample lesson plans, recorded sessions, or student testimonials—add a brief note when you respond. I’d like to start the first lesson next week, so please outline your proposed syllabus and total time frame in your bid.
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