I have taught Arabic for beginners both online and at schools. Most of the time I had to design the teaching materials myself and tailor my lessons to suit my students' needs taking into my consideration their individual differences. With some students, I had to follow a certain plan and use a textbook for this purpose!At the end of my courses, students were able to make sentences and understand the different grammar rules. They were also able to make questions and have conversations about various topics.

Since I'm familiar with all the levantine dialects, I have been teaching conversational Arabic online as well. When I taught this course, students would have the chance to choose the topics they want to discuss during the lesson so I was more of a listener and a facilitator rather than a speaker. Sometimes we would read from textbooks and discuss the new colloquial expressions together.

I have worked as a translator and a writer for an organization for three years where I had to study and work on different texts about various topics including politics, economy, law, science, etc. This provided me with the skills needed to teach Arabic for advanced learners who are aiming at expanding their knowledge of Arabic. I have also been teaching media Arabic for learners online using textbooks, news clips and articles.

I teach poetry and I mainly focus on contemporary/ modern era poets like Nizar Qabbani, Mahmoud Darwish and Ahmad Matar.