Duration, distribution and fees of each level

• Fees include instruction and Thursday activities as stated in notes below
• Students who prefer individual tutoring shall be set other fees
• Major level graduation ceremony shall be allocated other four hours, two hours for each sublevel

Sessions

Students Program Activities

• Linguistic Partner: Non-native speakers may choose the accompaniment of a native speaker ( BAU student, for example ) and meet regularly to chat with each other, each speaking his own language. This linguistic partnership can be of utmost benefit for both parties. The best way through which a non native speaker may acquire Arabic is interaction with Arabic speakers. It is a good opportunity to acquire dialects, and be exposed to local culture, Arabic and Islamic cultures. BAU students will, on the other hand, know how to accept the other, his culture, and learn a new language.
• Trips, clubs, workshops, and visits.
• Extra material ( Movies, Plays )
• Activities teaching colloquial language
• Meet Uncle Khamees: Khamees is a Jordanian old man who has many skills and exposed to many cultures. Students will host or visit Uncle Khamees.
• Field Visits and Activities: They aim to be familiar with Jordanian traditions and culture across the kingdom. Students will visit different areas; religious, cultural, tourist, historical, or archeological, and have the opportunity to be exposed to Jordanian traditions and heritage through: popular meals, drinks, and customs in different social gatherings: wedding, school or university ceremonies, death, etc. They will also have a closer look at costumes typical of each area in Jordan, and Eid celebration customs.
• At the conclusion of each level, students shall have a final exam designed to test mastering the four skills. A graduation ceremony will also be held in honor of students.
• Activities are often held on Saturdays, holidays, and after sessions.