College of Education, Applied, and Human Sciences – Al-Jawf
The Department of Arabic Language at the Faculty of Education, Applied and Human Sciences – Al-Jawf is one of the established academic departments, dedicated to preparing specialized teachers and researchers in Arabic language and its sciences, equipping them with the linguistic, pedagogical, and literary skills necessary for teaching at various levels of general education. The department teaches Arabic language courses to students of the Faculty of Education and trains them in speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills, as well as designing, producing, and using educational materials, in addition to providing training and consultancy services to schools, institutes, and various centers in Al-Jawf Governorate. The department contributes to the dissemination of linguistic and literary awareness regarding the importance of language and its applications and employment in the educational process among faculty members and educators through annual seminars and exhibitions. The department relies primarily on a qualified academic staff holding doctoral and master's degrees.
Pioneering excellence in the teaching of Arabic language and its sciences, preparing distinguished academic and research cadres capable of competing locally and regionally, and contributing to the advancement of linguistic and literary education.
The department seeks to prepare and qualify specialized cadres in the Arabic language and its teaching methods, and to encourage scientific research that leads to the development and advancement of knowledge in the field of specialization, relying on the efforts of its faculty members.
1. Preparing qualified teachers for teaching Arabic language across various educational levels.
2. Developing speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills among student-teachers.
3. Designing, producing, and utilizing appropriate educational materials for Arabic language instruction.
4. Providing consultancy and training programs for schools, institutes, and educational centers.
5. Promoting linguistic and literary awareness within the educational community.
6. Developing postgraduate programs (Master's, PhD) in linguistic and pedagogical specializations.
7. Encouraging scientific research in the fields of language, literature, grammar, and morphology.
8. Achieving quality and academic accreditation for the programs offered.