arabic
GCSE
Why study Arabic?
• Learn many skills which are useful in a wide range of careers, such as the ability to communicate clearly, be confident about speaking in public, use problem solving strategies and write coherently.
• The subject has been developed to help students of all abilities progress and develop a passion for language.
• Add an international dimension to your choice of GCSE subjects, which is something many employers and higher education providers look for in an employee.
• Have greater opportunities to work and/or study abroad, or work for companies in the UK with international links.
• Discuss your interests, ideas and opinions with other people who speak Arabic.
• The assessments are accessible to all students and provide a real world focus.
What will I learn?
GCSE Arabic helps you explore a wide range of topics, from celebrations and festivals, through getting by as a tourist in Arabic-speaking countries to international campaigns and events. You will learn about Arabic culture through a range of interesting topics which will add to your understanding of the language and country.
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