RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language is organising a specialised Arabic language programme for non-native speakers working in the healthcare sector as part of its educational initiatives aimed at developing language proficiency tailored to different professional environments.
The programme is designed to equip participants with essential Arabic language skills and enable them to use the language effectively in healthcare settings, supporting clear communication with patients and visitors while enhancing the overall quality of linguistic interaction, the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported.
The course features a comprehensive academic curriculum that takes into account the specific language requirements of the healthcare field. It combines live interactive lectures with online activities, providing a learning environment that helps participants develop their Arabic language skills through practical application.
The initiative builds on the academy’s ongoing efforts to expand Arabic language education for non-native speakers and continues its collaborative programs with various institutions across multiple sectors.
The programme aligns with the objectives of the Human Capability Development Programme and supports efforts to enhance the status of the Arabic language and expand its use.
