some notes on training topics

Based on common intensive language training structures, 3-hour Arabic training sessions (T3 hours) are often designed as focused workshops, either covering a full "beginners" overview or a deep dive into specific language skills. 

Examples of 3-hour training topics in Arabic include:

• Conversational Basics & Etiquette (Levantine/Modern Standard Arabic): Focusing on greetings, introductions, self-description, and essential polite phrases for daily life.
• Arabic in the Workplace (Modules 2 & 3): Specifically designed 3-hour modules covering work-related vocabulary, business interactions, and technology terms.
• Reading & Writing Fundamentals: A workshop focusing on producing unique Arabic sounds, understanding the alphabet, and basic sentence construction.
• Mastering Arabic Grammar (Nominal & Verbal Sentences): A 3-hour session dedicated to sentence structure, enabling participants to move from words to full, grammatically correct sentences.
• Accelerated Reading (Classical Arabic): A 3-hour intensive session focused on learning the core mechanics of the language to enable reading comprehension.
• Verb Patterns and Roots (Sarf): A specialized workshop on Arabic morphology, focusing on the six main verb patterns (Baabs) and how to conjugate verbs in the past and present. 

Common Content Breakdown for 3-Hour Sessions:

• Vocab & Phrases: 40-60 essential words for daily life.
• Structure: 1 hour dedicated to improving reading and writing skills.
• Listening/Speaking: 3 hours of focused listening comprehension practice.
• Grammar: 1 hour dedicated to common grammar points.