Our School
Écoles Arabes de Montréal is dedicated to providing children with structured instruction in Arabic language and Islamic education.
Since 2009, EADM has supported children throughout their learning journey and strives to provide instruction adapted to their needs and level.
Our experience in Arabic language instruction has enabled us to develop a structured teaching approach that has produced very good results for our students.
Our Experience
EADM has been teaching Arabic since 2009. This experience gives us a better understanding of children’s needs and of the challenges involved in learning Arabic in a French-speaking environment.
Over the years, we have developed a teaching approach designed to support steady and lasting student progress.
Our Teaching Approach
Our teaching approach is based on:
- a structured program;
- professional educational resources;
- experienced teachers;
- level-based progression;
- ongoing student follow-up;
- regular communication with parents;
- academic supervision.
Academic Director
The academic director regularly monitors the program and its implementation. She ensures that the educational content remains rich, relevant and useful for children while supporting consistent progression across the different levels.
She also provides academic support to teachers in order to maintain the quality of instruction and respond to student needs.
Our Teachers
Our teachers have solid experience teaching Arabic language and Islamic education. Their teaching experience is an important factor in student success and progress.
Student Follow-up
Ongoing follow-up is provided to observe each child’s progress and identify needs that may require particular attention. The goal is to support every student throughout their learning journey and help them progress steadily.
Communication with Parents
Collaboration between the school and parents is important to a child’s success. EADM maintains communication with parents to keep them informed about important aspects of their child’s learning journey.
Important information, including the school calendar, exams and activities, is communicated by email.
