Learn Arabic in Tunis

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The ACT Center is pleased to offer students and professionals from around the world the opportunity to study Arabic during the Summer and academic year in the vibrant heart of downtown Tunis!

Modern Standard Arabic:

-- Weekday Mornings 9am-12pm/Monday-Friday;

-- 75 hours per term;

-- $675 tuition per term; $1250 per seasonal session (2 terms)

-- Small group MSA classes (3-5 students) are available at the following levels:

* Beginner Alif Baa+Al-Kitaab 1, Units 1-7

* High-Beginner Al-Kitaab 1, Units 8-14

* Intermediate Al-Kitaab 1, Units 15-20

* High-Intermediate Al-Kitaab 2+ACT Media Book 1

* Advanced Al-Kitaab 3+ACT Media Book 2

Tunisian Dialect:

-- Weekday Afternoons 2pm-4pm/Monday-Friday;

-- 50 hours per term;

-- $360 tuition per term; $650 per seasonal session (2 terms)

-- Small group Tunisian Dialect classes (from 3-5 students) are available at the following levels:

* Beginner Tunisian Dialect (ACT Dialect Book 1)

* Intermediate Tunisian Dialect (ACT Dialect Book 2)

* Advanced Tunisian Dialect (Media & Politics Immersion)Limited spaces are available.

To apply email: actcenter.contact@gmail.com

The Exchange Foundation is an effort by the non-profit, 501 (C)3 Foundation for Global Political Exchange to promote professional and academic enrichment through a variety of small group, direct engagement conferences in Western Asia and North Africa.

During their stay, typically lasting five days to one week, participants from around the world listen to and question leading intellectuals, activists and politicians representing an array of different points of view in a specific country.

The first Exchange was launched in June 2008 in Beirut, Lebanon. Now, thirteen years on, more than 850 people from 51 different countries have attended 40 different Exchanges in the region.

Crucially, all funding for the Exchange comes from only two sources: The participants themselves who pay the participation fee or scholarship recipients who benefit from individual, charitable contributions designed specifically to broaden the social, political and geographic diversity of each Exchange table. As such, there is no government, commercial or non-profit support, an aspect that we believe provides a relatively neutral platform for dialogue and understanding.