According to Saphirnews, the course, which will take 30 hours, is composed of both theoretical and applied lessons, taking respectively 18 and 12 hours. The course, being scheduled to take place within 5 sessions, will finish December 9.
The Faculty of Arabic Language at Institut Européen des Sciences Humaines (IESH), located in France's capital of Paris, is going to host the course.
The institute aims to teach students the Arabic language with a modern methodology that enables them to master the language of the Quran.
The number of learners must reach at least 15 for each class. A secondary school certificate or the equivalent degree is required to enter the course. Enrollment started yesterday and is now underway.
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