RIYADH: The King Salman Global Academy for the Arabic Language unveiled a new program in Canberra on Monday to train teachers of Arabic as a second language, in collaboration with the Centre for Arab and Islamic Studies at the Australian National University.
The academic program features a wide range of specialized activities, including a learner’s curriculum aimed at developing language and communication skills.
A seminar titled “The State of Arabic Learning and Teaching in Australia” will also be held, along with two discussion panels addressing Arabic for specific purposes and the integration of technology into language education.
Additionally, the program offers a preparatory course and training for taking the Hamza Academic Test.
The program forms part of the academy’s broader efforts to expand international collaboration and forge ties with global academic institutions, said KSGAAL Secretary-General Abdullah Al-Washmi.
