arabic
Sixth Form
The Arabic International A Level is a natural progression from GCSE. This course demands a high ability in reading comprehension and in manipulation of the written language in a variety of practical and relevant contexts. It aims to encourage students to:
• Develop an interest in, and enthusiasm for, language learning
• Develop understanding of the language in a variety of contexts and genres
• Communicate confidently, clearly and effectively in the language for a range of purposes
• Develop awareness and understanding of the contemporary society, cultural background and heritage of countries or communities where the language is spoken
• Consider their study of the language in a broader context
Why is A-level Arabic a useful qualification?
• An advance language qualification is very highly regarded by employers and by universities and colleges
• Greatly enhanced employability in the Middle East and worldwide throughout the increasingly, global economy
• A range of study and career opportunities in fields such as travel and tourism, education, politics, law, journalism, trade, marketing and publishing
• Communication and personal skills to benefit any future direction chosen
Mr Mohamed Nabhan
Head of Arabic A & Islamic
Mohammad Nabhan graduated from Dar Al-Ulum faculty, where he studied Arabic literature and Islamic studies. Mohamed has been teaching in Jumeirah College for three years, he has been involved in many initiatives as workshops for Arabic A parents and special support programme for advanced Arabic A students.
Where Are Our Students Now?
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Amber Waite
University of Oxford - Neuroscience
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Kazal Oshodi
4 A*
University of Cambridge - Engineering
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Wen Qi Saw
4 A*
Durham University – Natural Sciences
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Aashna Acharya
3 A*
University College London - Psychology
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Syed Musa Askari
3 A*
Kings College - Law
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Amir Girgis
4 A* & 1 A
Georgia Institute of Technology – Computing
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Antoine De Mascarel
3 A* & 1 A
École Polytechnique – Engineering and Economics
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Ebani Dhawan
3 A* & 1 A
University College London – Arts and Sciences
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Scott Shepherd
3 A* & 1 A
University of Cambridge – Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
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Kathryn Dey
2 A* & 1 A
Queens University Belfast – Medicine
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Jade Gavigan
2 A* & 1 A
Durham University – Geography
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Olivia Green
2 A* & 1 A
York University – Social and Political Science
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Aakanksha Mehta
2 A* & 1 A
Northeastern University (USA) – Economics
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Rhea Raj
2 A* & 1 A
St Georges University (Grenada) - Medicine
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Sita Williams
2 A* & 1 A
University of Bristol - Maths