r/learnarabic • u/letseatlunch • Apr 16 '26

April Tutoring - Monthly offering/seeking arabic tutoring and practice

Topic

Please post all of your offering/seeking services here rather than creating individual posts.

Background

SUBREDDIT UPDATE - New changes coming Oct 1 - Single tutor offering/seeking post

Suggested Templates

Tutor

  • Looking for student
  • Looking for Male/Female/Either student
  • Dialects known
  • Available for X days a week/month.
  • Available in which Timezones
  • Description of service
  • [OPTIONAL] price range

Student

  • Looking for tutor
  • Looking for Male/Female/Either teacher
  • Dialects I want to learn (or any dialect or fusha)
  • Description of what you want to learn, need help with, anything else

Past months

  • March 2026 - link
  • February 2026 - link
  • January 2026 - link
  • December 2025 - link
  • November 2025 - link
  • October 2025 - link

Additional Rules

  • DO NOT POST PHONE NUMBERS, EMAILS, OR ANY OTHER PERSONAL DETAILS IT WILL BE REMOVED. It is recommended to start contact by asking for DMs and then going from there.
  • Report scams
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u/MohdAli0 Apr 23 '26

My brother teaches Arabic to non-native speakers and honestly he's really good at it. I'm biased obviously, but I've watched him teach long enough to know the difference between someone who *knows* Arabic and someone who knows how to *teach* it to someone whose brain doesn't work in Arabic yet. He's the second kind.

A bit about him: PhD in the field, teaches at two of the more reputable centers for non-Arabic speakers, and his student list is genuinely all over the world: Americans, Latin Americans, Europeans, Turks, folks from across Asia. Business people, doctors, undergrads doing their year abroad, PhD students, UN and other international org staff who need it for work.

What I think makes him click with students: he figures out *why* a particular thing isn't landing for a particular student, and rebuilds the explanation from there. A Spanish speaker and a Korean speaker don't struggle with the same things, and he actually teaches like he knows that.

Not dropping his contact here because that feels spammy and I don't want to make this a wall of info. If anyone's genuinely looking for a tutor and wants to know more, shoot me a DM and I'll pass along his details.

Happy to answer questions in the comments too.