Mosaic Elite Academy teaches Arabic, Levantine dialect, Quran reading and Business English in structured twelve-week terms, online, to students anywhere. You are placed by assessment, taught live by a named instructor, graded through the term, and awarded a certificate only if you earn it.
Almost everyone who contacts us has tried before. There is an app streak that died in week three, a tutor they stopped booking after the fourth session, a phrasebook in a drawer. None of that failed because the student was lazy. It failed because nothing in it ever ended. There was no syllabus, no assessment, no date on which someone would tell you whether you had actually learned the thing.
So we built the opposite. Every program here is a term with a beginning, a middle and a finish line. You can read the syllabus before you pay. You know in week one what you will be able to do in week twelve. Homework is graded and returned. There is a final assessment, and the pass mark is 80%, which means a certificate from us is evidence rather than decoration.
We also teach what people actually need rather than what is easiest to package. Most academies teach Modern Standard Arabic and stop, which leaves a student able to read a newspaper and unable to speak to their own grandmother. We teach both: the formal written language, and the Lebanese and Jordanian dialects that people use at the table. For English, we teach the register that gets taken seriously in a meeting, not just the grammar that gets marked correct on a worksheet.
If the placement test says you are not ready for the program you wanted, we tell you and recommend the one that fits. Better one honest conversation than a wasted term.
Instruction at the standard of a good university seminar: prepared, paced and demanding enough to be worth your time.
Lessons shaped around the learner in front of us. A heritage speaker reconnecting with family and a professional preparing for Gulf meetings do not get the same twelve weeks.
Language taught inside its culture. The idiom, the humor and the thing that is meant but not said are part of the syllabus, not an afterthought.
Graded work, written feedback and an assessment at the end. If you cannot see your progress on paper, we have not done our job.
Our instructors are native Arabic speakers and qualified educators, predominantly women, with degrees from established universities and a record of teaching in schools, colleges and universities. Several hold awards in their fields, and the team's combined classroom experience runs past forty years.
Every instructor has a relevant degree and real classroom history. We do not staff from a marketplace, and we do not rotate you between teachers mid-term.
You are matched with one instructor before the first session and you keep her for the full twelve weeks. Nobody has to re-learn where you are, and she can see your progress week over week.
Lebanese dialect is taught by Lebanese speakers and Jordanian by Jordanian speakers. Accent, idiom and humor are regional, so the teacher should be too.
Mosaic is a remote academy by design. Everything — classes, syllabus, materials, graded homework, the final assessment and your certificate — is delivered online, and sessions are scheduled in your own time zone. That is how a student in Dearborn, a family in Dubai and a professional in London can all sit the same twelve-week program with the same instructor.
We teach this way because it is better for the subject. An online class means the right instructor for your dialect rather than the nearest one, a screen you can both read Arabic script on at full size, and a library of materials that stays open to you for the whole term.
If you are in or near Wichita, Kansas, you can ask for lessons in person. We are based there, and in-person teaching is available to local students and families as a tailored package, subject to additional charges. Mention it when you get in touch and we will build one around your schedule.
What a live session looks like, the equipment you need, how to prepare for week one and what is expected of you across the term.
Read the student guideA step-by-step guide to getting a young child ready for an online lesson — where to put the screen, why headphones matter, and when to step out of the frame.
Read the parent guideIt records that you completed a twelve-week graded program against a published syllabus and scored at least 80% on the final assessment. It is issued by this academy, not by a state or a university.
Need credit that appears on a school transcript? Tell us before you enroll and we will say whether we can structure the term to meet it.
Sessions are scheduled in your own time zone, wherever you are. For anything the pages here do not answer, a person replies to every message.
Ten minutes, no card, no account. You get a CEFR level and the program that matches it.