Tarc's Arabic course is a single continuous track from the alphabet to advanced reading and grammar, organized into six levels so progress is always visible and the next step is always clear.
| Level | Focus |
|---|---|
| Starter | The alphabet, letterforms, and basic pronunciation |
| Beginner | Core vocabulary and simple sentence patterns |
| A1 – A2 | Everyday vocabulary, foundational grammar, more complex sentences |
| B1 – B2 | Extended vocabulary, verb conjugation depth, and more advanced reading |
Each day's lesson combines new material with review of what you've already learned, so nothing is ever taught once and abandoned. Correct answers earn XP and gems; completing a lesson keeps your streak alive.
Alongside the core curriculum, Tarc offers dedicated practice modes — vocabulary drills, listening exercises, and matching games — for reinforcing material outside the main lesson path, plus daily quests and achievements that add extra structure to consistent practice.
A spaced-repetition system tracks which words and rules you're likely to forget and resurfaces them right before you would, rather than reviewing everything on a fixed schedule regardless of how well you already know it.
Six: Starter, Beginner, A1, A2, B1, and B2, running from the alphabet through more advanced reading, vocabulary, and grammar.
Yes — vocabulary drills, listening exercises, and matching games are available as dedicated practice modes, alongside daily quests and achievements.
It repeats deliberately: a spaced-repetition system resurfaces earlier vocabulary and rules at increasing intervals, timed to fight forgetting rather than assuming one exposure is enough.
The course is built as a single progressive track from Starter through B2, with each level building on the vocabulary and grammar introduced in the one before it.
See also: Learn Arabic · Arabic for Beginners · Learn Languages with Tarc