10th Linguistic Council on Non-Native Arabic Teaching Standards

Professional perspectives
In an exclusive interview with Sharjah 24, Dr. Abu Amsha articulated that the council aims to highlight the essential attributes and skills required for teachers of Arabic to non-native speakers, which will contribute to the advancement of teaching methods and the enhancement of educational quality.

He emphasised that training educators to meet international standards is an essential step in enhancing the global standard of Arabic language education. He also noted that the council examined various international criteria for qualifying Arabic teachers, including standards from America, Europe, and Australia, in addition to Emirati standards that conform to global norms, showcasing the United Arab Emirates’ dedication to enhancing the status of the Arabic language.

Additionally, Abu Amsha emphasised that these initiatives play a crucial role in enhancing the quality of Arabic education and elevating teachers’ skills by embracing the latest educational trends. He commended the Arabic Language Academy in Sharjah for its efforts in promoting and broadening the global presence of the Arabic language.