Aldeen Foundation prepares the teachers, builds the libraries, and develops the curricula that make Arabic language instruction rigorous in K–12 schools and beyond — from a single classroom in 1991 to a continent of educators today.
Onsite workshops since 1991 and online certification today — preparing Arabic teachers to teach to ACTFL proficiency standards, in classrooms where most learners are non-heritage.
Hayya Natakalam Maan — “Let’s speak together.” A spoken-first program for K–12 schools, developed with Qatar Foundation International, that turns Arabic from a recitation subject into a living language.
The Arabic Reader Program builds the leveled, age-appropriate library that Arabic classrooms have always lacked — and the assessment reports that prove the students are reading it.
Each program serves a specific link in the chain — from the credentialed teacher, to the curriculum in their hands, to the books their students read at night.
التدريب على اللغة العربية عبر الإنترنت
Live, cohort-based teacher training delivered online — registration cycles multiple times a year for both individual teachers and school groups.
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هيا نتكلم معاً
Conversation-first Arabic for K–12, co-developed with QFI. Includes the full HNM curriculum and a dedicated teacher portal.
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التطوير المهني
Workshops and webinars for the broader teacher community — across core subjects, not Arabic only. Video archive available for educators.
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برنامج القارئ العربي
A leveled library plus an assessment platform — what students read at home, with reports for teachers and administrators on what they’re learning.
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شهادة النورانية
Teacher certification in the Nuraniyah method — the foundational Quranic Arabic literacy curriculum used widely across Islamic schools.
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مؤتمر StartTalk
Conference sponsorship and convening — bringing Arabic educators together in partnership with ACTFL, ISNA West, and ISNA East each year.
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دورة هيا نتكلم معاً للمعلمين ٢٠٢٥
Four weeks of live online instruction in the HNM communication-first method — lesson design, classroom routines, assessment, and the spoken-Arabic confidence that lets your students actually use the language. Cohort capped at 40 teachers.
The Foundation has grown by adding the piece that was missing — first the workshops, then the curriculum, then the books, then the assessments. One link at a time.
Aldeen Foundation begins with in-person teacher training for Arabic instructors at New Horizon Schools — a model that becomes the Foundation’s signature for the next decade.
Curricula are reworked around ACTFL proficiency guidelines — a commitment to the same outcomes framework used by every credible language teacher in the United States.
A multi-year partnership with Qatar Foundation International produces the HNM curriculum — Arabic as a spoken language, designed for non-heritage K–12 learners.
A leveled reader program and reporting platform — books for students at every stage and the teacher dashboards to track what each child is reading and learning.
Live online cohorts replace travel-bound onsite training, opening enrollment to teachers from every state and overseas schools that could never previously attend.
Teacher training, K–12 curriculum, reader library, Nuraniyah certification, professional development, and conference convening — held together by a single conviction in excellence in Arabic education.
مكتبة قرّاء العربية
Nine leveled tiers of original Arabic readers — age-appropriate, voiced for the modern classroom, and paired with a teacher reporting platform that turns independent reading into measurable progress.
Before HNM, my fourth-graders could recite Arabic. After HNM, they could argue in it. That’s the difference Aldeen makes.
The Reader Library let us actually report to parents on what their child reads — not just what we hope they’re reading. It changed our parent conferences.
I finished the Nuraniyah cohort on a Wednesday. I was teaching it that Monday — with the manual, the lesson plans, and the confidence Aldeen built into every session.
Four programs, four portals — together in one place. Choose the program you teach in or registered for, and you’ll land in the right login.