One-to-one online English classes for Arabic speakers. Bilingual instructor, Gulf-raised, culturally aligned. Structured CEFR curriculum from absolute beginner to mastery.
Most English teachers speak only English. Most Arabic-friendly tutors lack structure. GET gives you both : a bilingual instructor and a proper CEFR curriculum.
Full Arabic support at A1-A2. Mixed at B1. English-only from B2 onwards. Your progression, your language.
Born and raised in Saudi Arabia. Deep familiarity with Gulf business etiquette, workplace norms, and cultural context.
Six progressive levels (A1 to C1). Clear weekly outcomes. No random YouTube lessons. Measurable progress every session.
No crowded classrooms. Personalised pace, real speaking time, focused feedback. That's how adults actually learn.
CEFR-aligned progression. Arabic support tapers as your confidence grows.
Basic phrases, greetings, survival English.
Simple conversations, past tense, workplace basics.
Complex grammar, professional emails, meetings.
Fluent interaction, presentations, negotiation.
Nuanced language, leadership communication.
Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking modules.
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One-to-one, personalised, CEFR-aligned. Hourly rate rises with level : the higher you climb, the deeper the material.
| Level | Hourly | Duration | Arabic Support | 12-Class Pack |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1 : Starter A1 | $12/hr | 45 min | Full Arabic عربي بالكامل | $130 |
| Level 2 : Elementary A2 | $15/hr | 45 min | Partial Arabic عربي جزئي | $160 |
| Level 3 : Pre-Intermediate B1 | $18/hr | 60 min | Mixed عربي جزئي | $195 |
| Level 4 : Intermediate B1 | $20/hr | 60 min | English Only | $215 |
| Level 5 : Upper-Intermediate B2 | $22/hr | 60 min | English Only | $240 |
| Level 6 : Advanced C1 | $25/hr | 60 min | English Only | $270 |
| Business English B2+ | $25/hr | 60 min | English Only | $270 |
| IELTS Preparation B2+ | $30/hr | 60 min | English Only | $325 |
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Structured topics from A1 beginner to C2 mastery.
I work, she works. Daily habits and facts.
Basic use of definite and indefinite articles.
I, you, he, she, it, we, they.
am / is / are in positive, negative, questions.
My, your, his, her, our, their.
Counting, telling time, days, months.
In, on, at for time and place.
What, where, when, who, how.
Regular and irregular verbs. Yesterday, last week.
I am working now. Actions in progress.
Plans and predictions with 'going to'.
Bigger, more expensive, better.
The biggest, the most beautiful.
Always, usually, often, sometimes, never.
Some, any, much, many, a lot of.
Can, must, should for ability and obligation.
Have/has done. Experience and results.
I was working when she called.
If I have time, I will go.
If I had money, I would travel.
The letter was written by John.
He said he was tired.
The man who lives here.
Could, might, may, should have.
Had done. Actions before another past action.
If I had known, I would have called.
If she had studied, she would be a doctor now.
It is said that... He is believed to be...
Stop smoking vs stop to smoke.
I wish I had a car. If only I knew.
I had my car fixed. Get something done.
Look after, put up with, get on with.
Rarely have I seen. Not only did she come.
It was John who called. What I need is time.
Must have, needn't have, ought to have.
I suggest he go. It is essential that.
Walking home, I saw... Having finished...
Nevertheless, furthermore, consequently.
Claim, deny, admit, insist patterns.
Do come. Never before had I...
Formal, semi-formal, informal precision.
Advanced idioms and set phrases.
Persuasion, argument construction.
Omission for economy and style.
Sophisticated linking across paragraphs.
Nominalisation, hedging, precision.
Metaphor, allusion, tone control.
Register across dialects and contexts.
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Book a ClassLevel-matched passages to build comprehension and vocabulary.
A short passage about a family in Riyadh. Basic vocabulary and present simple.
Past simple narrative about a weekend trip. Travel and transport vocabulary.
Article about career opportunities in GCC countries. Business vocabulary.
Analysis of Saudi Arabia's economic transformation. Formal register.
Nuanced discussion of international communication. Advanced idioms.
Academic essay on symbolic meaning across cultures. Mastery-level text.
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Book a ClassV1 Base : V2 Past : V3 Past Participle : V4 He/She/It : V5 -ing : Arabic
| V1 Base | V2 Past | V3 Participle | V4 He/She/It | V5 -ing | Arabic |
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Everyday vocabulary with Arabic translations.
Pick a prompt. Write your response. Consistency beats intensity.
Practice present simple by describing your typical day.
Practice past tenses through storytelling.
Argue both sides with clear structure.
Advanced analytical writing on transformation.
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Book a ClassTips, insights, and strategies for Arabic-speaking English learners.
The sound doesn't exist in Arabic phonology. Here's how to master it in under a week with three specific exercises.
Formal English emails follow different conventions than Arabic business correspondence. What to keep, what to drop.
Overusing memorised phrases, avoiding contractions, and translating idioms directly. Fix these to add a full band.
Arabic has no direct equivalent for present perfect. Here's the mental model that makes it click.
Confidence isn't fluency. Six phrases to hold your ground in professional discussions, even at B1 level.
Ranked by real workplace frequency. Master these before touching any advanced list.
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