Private Arabic lessons
School support from primary school to the Bac, and lessons for the diaspora and non-native speakers
Why take Arabic lessons?
Arabic is the language of instruction for many subjects in Moroccan schools, and it is assessed in the end-of-cycle exams: the 6th-grade provincial exam, the regional exam at the end of middle school and the 1st-year Bac regional exam. A good command of reading and grammar benefits the whole of schooling.
The most common difficulties are grammar (النحو) and conjugation, writing and text analysis. A private tutor goes over the rules with simple examples, has the student read and write in every lesson and corrects their work.
Arabic lessons are also for Moroccan children of the diaspora who want to keep their link with the language, and for adults who are non-native speakers. Online, these students reach tutors based in Morocco, whatever country they live in.
The curriculum, level by level
Primary school
33 tutorsReading, writing, vocabulary and first grammar rules; preparation for the 6th-grade provincial exam.
Middle school
18 tutorsGrammar and conjugation, reading comprehension, writing; preparation for the regional exam at the end of middle school.
High school & Bac
11 tutorsLiterary texts, analysis and essays, advanced grammar; preparation for the 1st-year Bac regional exam.
Our tutors
37 tutors teach Arabic on TutinGo. Here are a few complete profiles; then filter by level, city and rate.
How much does a lesson cost?
Arabic lessons start at 50 MAD per hour on TutinGo. The median rate is 100 MAD, and most tutors charge between 100 and 150 MAD.
It is one of the most affordable subjects on the platform. Every rate is set by the tutor and shown on their profile, with no subscription.
At home or online?
At home
At home, the tutor helps the student with homework, textbooks and reading, which particularly suits younger children.
Online
Online, Arabic can be learned from any country: ideal for diaspora families, with a shared whiteboard to practise writing and reading.
How it works
- Choose your tutorFilter by level, city and rate, then compare profiles: background, levels taught, introduction video and student reviews.
- Book a time slotPick a date in the tutor's calendar, or post a lesson request and receive proposals from available tutors.
- Take the lesson, pay securelyBy card (Payzone), with your TutinGo wallet, or in cash to the tutor if they accept it. If the first lesson doesn't suit you, we refund you or suggest another tutor at no cost.
Frequently asked questions
How much does an Arabic lesson cost?
From 50 MAD per hour on TutinGo; most tutors charge between 100 and 150 MAD. Every rate is shown on the tutor's profile.
Do you offer Arabic lessons for children living abroad?
Yes, online: choose a tutor, give the child's age and level and the times that suit you. Payment is by bank card, including international cards, with no subscription.
My child struggles with grammar (النحو). How can we help?
Grammar is learned through practice: identifying the role of words in short sentences, then applying the rule in writing. One or two lessons a week, with regular exercises, close the gaps before exams.
Can I learn Modern Standard Arabic or Darija from scratch?
Tell the tutor what you want to learn (Modern Standard Arabic or Darija) and your starting level: they will tell you whether they offer this course and at what pace to progress.
Do you have Arabic tutors in my city?
Our Arabic tutors are available in Casablanca, Rabat, Tetouan, Marrakesh, among other cities. Online, all 37 tutors on the platform can be reached from Morocco or abroad.
Find your Arabic tutor
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