Arabic for Business and Professional Communication

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About Course

Arabic can open valuable professional relationships across diverse markets, but learners often feel blocked by the script, unfamiliar sounds and differences between formal Arabic and regional speech. This practical beginner-friendly course teaches the Arabic script, pronunciation, greetings and professional introductions before moving into numbers, dates, time, money, workplace requests, meetings, messages, emails, customer conversations and basic negotiation. By the end, you will be able to introduce yourself, manage essential workplace exchanges, participate in simple meetings and communicate respectfully with customers and partners.

What Will You Learn?

  • Recognise and pronounce essential Arabic letters and sounds.
  • Use Arabic greetings and professional introductions.
  • Exchange contact, number, date, time and money information.
  • Make workplace requests and clarify instructions.
  • Participate in simple professional meetings.
  • Write short Arabic messages and emails.
  • Speak with customers and business partners.
  • Discuss basic prices, delivery and payment terms.
  • Use professional titles and culturally respectful language.
  • Distinguish formal Arabic from regional spoken varieties.
  • Complete realistic Arabic business simulations.
  • Build a personal Arabic communication plan.

Course Content

Section 1: Start Speaking and Reading Arabic
Build a practical foundation in Modern Standard Arabic for professional use. Recognise the alphabet, connect letter forms, pronounce essential sounds, read common words and use basic greetings.

  • Recognise Arabic letter shapes and direction
  • Connect letters in initial, medial and final forms
  • Pronounce essential Arabic sounds
  • Read common professional words and signs
  • Use formal and friendly greetings
  • Build a personal Arabic pronunciation routine

Section 2: Introduce Yourself and Your Organisation
Share personal and professional information, introduce your organisation and colleagues, explain the business, exchange contact details and ask simple professional questions.

Section 3: Use Numbers, Dates, Time and Money
Handle phone numbers, prices, quantities, percentages, dates, appointments, deadlines, addresses and currencies accurately.

Section 4: Communicate in the Workplace
Make polite requests, offer help, ask for clarification, give simple instructions, discuss availability, confirm responsibilities and communicate progress.

Section 5: Take Part in Meetings
Open, participate in and close basic business meetings, introduce the agenda, ask questions, express agreement or disagreement and confirm next steps.

Section 6: Write Messages and Emails
Create short professional Arabic communication, request information, confirm appointments, send documents, follow up and recognise when bilingual communication is appropriate.

Section 7: Speak with Customers and Business Partners
Welcome customers, understand needs, describe products and services, explain features and benefits, answer questions and promise appropriate follow-up.

Section 8: Discuss Prices and Business Terms
Ask about prices, quantities, discounts, delivery, payment and timelines; make and respond to proposals; clarify and summarise agreed terms.

Section 9: Understand Arabic Business Culture and Regional Differences
Communicate respectfully across Arabic-speaking environments, considering titles, hospitality, relationships, formality, social factors and regional language varieties.

Section 10: Practise Complete Business Conversations
Combine the course language in realistic introductions, networking, meetings, customer discussions, price negotiations and professional follow-up.

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