Arabic
G3N tutors you through the full Cambridge Arabic syllabus offline — from Time, days, months and seasons, Food and drink, Health and the human body and more — with adaptive lessons, instant quizzes, flashcards and exam-ready summaries.
Syllabus
What you’ll cover in Arabic.
The complete topic outline G3N teaches, mapped to the Cambridge curriculum.
IGCSEEveryday activities
4 topicsTime, days, months and seasons
Food and drink
Health and the human body
Travel and transport
IGCSEPersonal and social life
4 topicsSelf, family and friends
Home and household life
Clothes and appearance
Leisure time and hobbies
IGCSEThe world around us
4 topicsPeople, places, countries and nationalities
The natural world, climate and weather
Communications and technology
The built environment and shopping
IGCSEThe world of work
2 topicsEducation: institutions, subjects and studying
Work: jobs, careers and the workplace
IGCSEThe international world
2 topicsCountries, nationalities and languages
Culture, customs, faiths and celebrations
A LevelTopic areas (AS & A Level)
9 topicsHuman relationships: family, generation gap, young people
Daily life: patterns of daily life, urban and rural life, the media
Food, drink and health: food and drink, health and fitness
Society and values: law and order, philosophy and belief, equality of opportunity
Work and leisure: employment and unemployment, sport, free time activities, travel and tourism
Education and culture: education, cultural life and heritage
Global issues: war and peace, social and economic development, scientific and medical advances, technological innovation
Environment: conservation and pollution
Contemporary aspects of the country or countries where Arabic is spoken
A LevelComponent 2: Reading and Writing (AS)
3 topicsComprehension of two related Arabic passages
Vocabulary recognition and grammatical manipulation
Summary and comparison of issues raised across both passages
A LevelComponent 3: Essay (AS)
3 topicsExtended essay in Arabic on a topic chosen from a published annual list
Selecting and developing an argument in the target language
Accuracy and range of language use
A LevelComponent 4: Texts (A2)
3 topicsStudy of set literary or non-literary Arabic texts
Analysis of content, style and context
Responding to questions in Arabic on the set texts
A LevelComponent 5: Prose (A2)
2 topicsTranslation between Arabic and English
Handling register, idiom and nuance in translation
How G3N helps
Turn this syllabus into a pass.
Both tiers, one tutor
IGCSE and A Level content sit side by side, so the tutor follows you from Year 10 through to Year 13.
Structured by syllabus
Topics follow the organisation of the current Cambridge syllabus for each subject, not generic web answers.
Practise and revise
Generate questions per topic, get marked answers with explanations, and summarise dense readings before the paper.
Master Arabic, offline.
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