Summer 2025 – 1 Year Intensive2025-05-05T14:03:40-05:00

Earn High School Credit
Through Arabic Daily

Earn High School Credit
Through Arabic Daily

Earn High School Credit Through Arabic Daily

The High School Program at Arabic Daily gives students across the United States a unique opportunity to master Classical Arabic while earning accredited foreign language credit. Designed specifically for high schoolers, our curriculum builds strong foundations in reading, grammar, and translation—empowering students to succeed academically and personally, while gaining access to deeper cultural and linguistic understanding.

The High School Program at Arabic Daily gives students across the United States a unique opportunity to master Classical Arabic while earning accredited foreign language credit. Designed specifically for high schoolers, our curriculum builds strong foundations in reading, grammar, and translation—empowering students to succeed academically and personally, while gaining access to deeper cultural and linguistic understanding.

High School Summer Cohort

$1,199 or $400/month for 3 months

The High School Summer Cohort is perfect for motivated students who want to complete a full year of Arabic in just 8 weeks — all while earning accredited high school credit.

Whether you’re homeschooled, in public or private school, or preparing for college, this intensive program will take you from the foundations of Arabic grammar to translating real texts — with personalized support every step of the way.

If you can read the Arabic alphabet and vowels, you’re ready to join us.

  • Want to confirm your school will accept the credit?
  • Have questions about the schedule or curriculum?
  • Book a call, and we’ll walk you through it all.

Want to learn more about the program? Book a call with us and we’ll answer all your questions.

Starts June 9

Two 4-week intensives
Session 1: June 9 – July 3
Session 2: July 7 – August 1
Schedule: Mondays–Thursdays 8 am PST | 11 am EST | 60 minutes/day

Recordings Available for those who cannot attend live

Features:

  • 8-week live course (completes 1 full year of Arabic credit)
  • Books shipped to your home (U.S. only)
  • Weekly instructor check-ins & evaluations
  • Flexible cohort timing to fit your schedule
  • Access to all class recordings
  • Accredited by Cognia & WASC — transcripts available
  • Parent and student orientation included
  • Option for 1-on-1 private study if needed

Want to learn more about the program? Book a call with us and we’ll answer all your questions.

The Arabic Daily Difference

Flexible Schedule with a Personalized Touch

High Schoolers have very demanding schedules. Once a student is enrolled we create a custom tailored curriculum to complete the course.

A student has mandatory meetings with the instructor every week to ensure the material was understood. The student will collaborate with the teacher to determine the schedule. In addition, the student can reach out to the instructor via chat through our secure portal system or book office hour meetings.

The Only Institute with a Proven Track Record

There is no other institute in the United States that has nationally worked with all types of schools in implementing Classical Arabic for high schoolers.

With years of experience we have expertise in teaching Arabic and working with schools to ensure success from all fronts.

Expert Faculty with a Modern Pedagogical Approach

Our curriculum was developed by Faraz, someone who learned Arabic from scratch. He achieved Superior in ACTFL (American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages). He designed the curriculum understanding the struggles students go through in addition to authoring the books which Arabic Daily uses.

In addition, he imparts his expertise in counseling to help students navigate the journey of learning Arabic, an often forgotten component for success.

What Does the High School
Curriculum Consist of?

What Does the High School Curriculum Consist of?

Our curriculum is meticulously designed to ensure comprehensive learning and progression over the course of three academic years (not including summer), equating to six levels of in-depth study. Most schools require a minimum of 2 years of foreign language credit. By the culmination of this period, students are expected to have developed the proficiency to translate texts without vowels, showcasing their advanced understanding of the language. To support this learning journey, we provide all necessary materials directly to our students, with books being shipped to their homes for convenience.

Recognizing the importance of accessibility and flexibility, especially for those balancing educational commitments, our program offers flexible scheduling options that accommodate school timetables. Additionally, students benefit from office hours, allowing for personalized support and guidance throughout their studies.

Fundamentals Track (FCA)

Arabic 1A: FCA 100

Basic Morphology: Three Parts of Speech

Arabic 1B: FCA 105

Advanced Morphology: Inflection & 10 Forms

Arabic 2A: FCA 110

Syntax: Sentences & Introduction to Translation

Reading Track (RCA)

Arabic 2B: RCA 220

Translation & Review of Grammatical Concepts from the first three levels

Arabic 3A: RCA 240

Translation without vowels & Advanced Grammar

Arabic 3B: RCA 260

Translation & Research

Need more details about the High School Summer Cohort?

Questions & Answers

Do you offer scholarships?2025-05-05T14:46:21-05:00

We do not offer any discounts or scholarships. We do offer payment plans as seen above.

Can my child skip a level if they have studied Arabic before?2025-05-05T14:56:03-05:00

Unfortunately, no. In our experience after teaching hundreds of high school students, every student will learn something new in the first level. For some there may be some review, but we encourage that. We build the students up from the ground level to ensure that their Arabic knowledge is sound. If a student skips a level, they are at risk of having large gaps in their knowledge. We have had native speakers, huffadh, and others all start from the beginning, but everyone has found it to be the correct decision.

Will Arabic Daily’s program work with my homeschooling curriculum?2025-05-05T14:56:01-05:00

For parents in the United States, please look at your state laws here. If your state laws are relaxed, chances are that it will be a very easy process.
States that have little to no regulation are: Texas, Idaho, Oklahoma, Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Alaska, New Jersey, and Connecticut.

For parents outside of the United States, please click here to learn more.

What is your refund policy?2025-05-05T14:46:08-05:00

There is no refund. Students must go in with the intention of completing the program. If the intention to complete is not fully established then the likelihood of completing the program decreases.

If you choose a payment plan, the payment plan must be completed. It is not a subscription, but rather installments to complete the full payment.

How many semesters are there?2025-05-05T14:55:47-05:00

We offer 6 courses. A students begins course one already knowing the letters and vowels. After 6 semesters the student will have learned the fundamentals of Arabic and have read over 300 pages of classical Arabic before graduating. Every 2 semesters is equivalent to one year. A student can complete two consecutive level either during the entire school or year, or during a summer intensive.

Fundamentals Track (FCA) Reading Track (RCA)

Arabic 1A

FCA 100

Basic Morphology – Three Parts of Speech

Arabic 2B

RCA 220

Translation | Review | Reading with Vowels

Arabic 1B

FCA 105

Advanced Morphology – Inflection & 10 Forms

Arabic 3A

RCA 240

Translation | Advanced Grammar | Reading with Vowels

Arabic 2A

FCA 110

Syntax – Sentences

Arabic 3B

RCA 260

Translation | Research | Reading without vowels

How much is the course?2025-05-05T14:55:42-05:00

$750/semester | $1500/school year

One can also do a payment plan for $250 per month for three months per level.

Are there assignments?2025-05-05T14:46:03-05:00

Yes. One can expect 1 hour of work per class. Assignments will be turned in. If you are a student who is keeping up through recordings, assignments must still be turned in on time.

Assignments are graded for completing. The answers will be reviewed in class. At the end of each semester, there will be a take home review.

What do the students have to know?2025-05-05T14:45:40-05:00

Just the Arabic letters and vowels. Proper tajwīd is not a requirement. However, it is recommended that a student has a little bit of experience with the language.

Do you provide recordings?2025-05-05T14:44:34-05:00

Yes. All the recordings are available from the start. However, before a student begins, they have to set up an onboarding meeting to determine how much material they should cover per week. Once the student has completed the material, they will then book a meeting with the instructor to go over the homework and material for further comprehension.

Can homeschooled students take this course for credit?2025-05-05T14:55:33-05:00

Yes. Every state has different laws. You can find more information here: https://hslda.org/legal

Can a high school student take the course without it transferring?2025-05-05T14:55:25-05:00

Yes.

How do I know if my school will take credit?2025-05-05T14:48:12-05:00

We are officially accredited through Cognia and WASC. Many schools will only work with accredited schools.

Every school has different policies. To find out if your school will take it please speak to your counselor as soon as possible.

How much emphasis is on speech?2025-05-05T14:47:12-05:00

The emphasis is on reading, understanding, and translating. There will be some speaking components.

Is Arabic Daily accredited.2025-05-05T14:46:48-05:00

Arabic Daily is accredited by:

North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement (NCA CASI)

Northwest Accreditation Commission (NWAC)

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Council on Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS CASI).

Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC)

Is there a placement test?2025-05-05T14:46:27-05:00

Generally, no. As long as the student knows the letters and vowels that will be enough to take the class.

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