King Salman Global Arabic Language Complex launches fourth 'Wisal' program

The King Salman Global Arabic Language Complex has announced the opening of registration for the fourth edition of the 'Wisal' program, which teaches Arabic to non-native speakers for specific purposes. The program is part of the educational offerings at the Abjad Center for Arabic Language Learning and targets non-Arabic-speaking employees in both the public and private sectors in Riyadh, aiming to develop their language and communication skills and enhance their ability to use Arabic in the workplace.

According to an official statement, the launch of the fourth edition is part of the Complex's efforts to develop Arabic language programs for non-native speakers, expand access, and provide specialized educational initiatives tailored to the needs of target groups. This edition marks the first program offered by the Abjad Center under its new educational model, aiming to improve the learner experience and ensure the sustainability of educational programs.

The 'Wisal' program aims to facilitate the use of Arabic in professional settings, develop communication skills in Arabic, and promote the use of the language in cultural and social contexts. It follows an integrated curriculum that combines linguistic and communicative aspects, linking Arabic learning to practical situations relevant to the learners' professional environments.

The program is delivered in a blended learning format, combining in-person classes at the Complex's headquarters with live online lessons, along with various cultural activities introducing learners to Arab culture. The program runs for two months, totaling 48 training hours, spread over two days per week. Each week includes six training hours: three hours in-person on Saturdays, and three hours online on a day agreed upon between the instructor and participants.

The program is aimed at non-Arabic-speaking residents of Riyadh, aged 18 to 55, who work in government or private sector organizations and hold a work permit, in accordance with the program's admission criteria and financial requirements.

The Complex invited those interested in joining the program to review its details, admission requirements, and registration process via the provided link, and to take advantage of the educational opportunities offered by the Abjad Center to develop Arabic communication skills in the workplace.

The Complex stated that the program is part of its ongoing efforts to support and promote Arabic language education, develop programs and teaching practices for non-native speakers, and strengthen the presence of Arabic across various fields, in line with the goals of the Human Capability Development Program.

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