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Language Classes in the UAE

Six languages, five exams, always one to one and online

English, French, Spanish, German, Hindi and Sanskrit, plus IELTS, PTE, TOEFL and OET preparation. Live classes with one tutor and one learner, at a time you choose, anywhere in the Emirates. Fees start at AED 430 a month and the demo is AED 30.

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What WizMantra UAE actually teaches

Six languages and five exams, all taught live and one to one, all online, to learners anywhere in the Emirates. English, French, Spanish, German, Hindi and Sanskrit, plus preparation for IELTS, PTE, TOEFL, OET and the Duolingo English Test.

No campus, no commute, no group of fourteen people where you speak for four minutes.

That last point is the whole difference. A group class in Dubai splits one teacher across a room. You listen for most of the hour and speak in short bursts. In a one to one class the hour is yours, which is why a month here moves people a level and a term of evening group classes often does not.

A language is learned by speaking it, not by watching someone else speak it. Every WizMantra class is one to one, so the speaking time is 100% yours.

English classes

Three core levels mapped to CEFR, plus eight specialist courses for people who already speak English and need it to work harder at their job.

The three levels

Basic EnglishCEFR A1 to A2. For learners starting from very little. Sentence building, everyday situations, being understood.Intermediate EnglishCEFR B1 to B2. You get by, but you hesitate and repeat yourself. This level fixes that.Advance EnglishCEFR B2 to C1. Fluency, register and nuance for professionals who need to sound senior.

Not sure which one is yours? Take the English level test, or read the full syllabus topic by topic.

Specialist English courses

Business EnglishMeetings, email, negotiation and reporting for the UAE workplace.Interview PreparationUAE hiring panels, one way video screening, notice period and visa questions.English WritingEmails that get actioned, reports that get read, and the errors that get a message ignored.Public SpeakingPresenting, pacing and nerves. For people who go blank in front of a room.Personality DevelopmentBody language, first impressions and how you come across in professional settings.American EnglishUS accent and clarity work for call centre, aviation and client facing roles.English GrammarGrammar as decisions you make while speaking, not rules to recite.English for HomemakersConfidence at your own pace, from home, without an audience.

Exam preparation

Five exams, each with a tutor who actually marks your writing and speaking. That is the part self study cannot replace, because you cannot see your own errors.

IELTS General TrainingMigration, work and visa files. Band targets, not general lessons.IELTS AcademicUniversity admission, in the Emirates or abroad.PTE Academic and GeneralComputer marked, faster results. Format, scoring and practice.TOEFLAll four sections with mock tests and written feedback.OETFor UAE health licensing. The Grade B rule catches most people out.

City specific IELTS pages: Dubai, Sharjah and Abu Dhabi, each with the current IDP test fees.

French, Spanish and German

Taught to CEFR levels with native standard pronunciation work from the first session. French runs A1 to B2 and covers DELF preparation.

French ClassesA1 to B2 and DELF. Useful in UAE hospitality, aviation and North and West African business.Spanish ClassesBasic, Intermediate and Advanced. The fastest of the three for an English speaker.German ClassesA1 to C1, including the Goethe levels people need for German study and work routes.

French is also taught by city: Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi. There is a beginner French A1 practice set if you want to try before booking.

Hindi and Sanskrit

Built mainly for Indian families in the Emirates: children who speak Hindi at home but cannot read it, adults who never formally learned, and students sitting CBSE Hindi.

Spoken HindiEveryday conversation for adults, from nothing or from a rusty start.Hindi Reading and WritingDevanagari from the letters up. The gap most UAE raised kids have.Hindi Tuition for CBSEVyakaran, literature and comprehension, primary through Grade 12.Sanskrit ClassesAlphabet to reading shlokas with understanding, for adults and children.

The Hindi hub covers every emirate on one page, since the class does not change by location.

Classes for children

Ages 5 to 16, one to one, built around school work and actual speaking rather than worksheets. Parents can sit in.

English for KidsConfidence and fluency for ages 5 to 16, shaped around the school curriculum.Grammar for KidsFixes school writing using your child's own sentences, not drills.French for KidsA1 to B1, age appropriate, useful for French curriculum schools.German for KidsBeginner German taught at a child's pace.Hindi for KidsSpeaking, reading and Devanagari writing for UAE raised children.Sanskrit for KidsAlphabet and simple shlokas, taught gently.

All of them sit on the kids hub.

What it costs in AED

Fees are the same in every emirate, because every class is online. Below is the published rate card. The demo is AED 30 and includes a level assessment.

English course	1 month	2 months	3 months
Basic English (A1 to A2)	AED 430	AED 861	AED 1,291
Intermediate English (B1 to B2)	AED 613	AED 1,225	On request
Advance English (B2 to C1)	AED 783	AED 1,331	On request
English for Kids	AED 430	AED 861	AED 1,291

Exam and specialist	1 month	2 months
IELTS General Training	AED 1,038	On request
IELTS Academic	AED 1,038	On request
IELTS General, Adhoc	AED 862	On request
Business English	AED 783	AED 1,331
Personality Development	AED 613	AED 1,225
Interview Preparation	AED 613	AED 1,225
Public Speaking	AED 613	AED 1,225

Other languages	1 month	2 months	3 months
French	AED 640	AED 1,200	AED 1,536
Hindi	AED 430	AED 861	AED 1,291
Spanish, German, Sanskrit	On request	On request	On request

Published rates from the WizMantra UAE fee list. Spanish, German and Sanskrit are quoted per learner because the level ladders differ. Ask during the demo. Full list on the course fees page.

Which language is easiest to learn in the UAE?

For an English speaker, Spanish and French are the fastest, at roughly 600 to 750 hours of study to reach professional working proficiency. German takes about 900 hours, Hindi about 1,100, and Arabic about 2,200.

Those figures come from the US Foreign Service Institute, which has been timing exactly this for decades across its diplomatic training.

Language	FSI category	Approx. hours to working proficiency
Spanish, French	Category I	600 to 750
German	Category II	about 900
Hindi	Category III	about 1,100
Arabic	Category IV	about 2,200

Source: US Foreign Service Institute language difficulty rankings, measured for native English speakers in intensive classroom study. WizMantra does not teach Arabic.

Two things that table hides, though.

First, those hours assume you start from zero. Most people in the Emirates do not. If you already read Devanagari, Hindi is nothing like 1,100 hours away. If you did three years of school French, you are restarting at A2, not A1.

Second, hours are not the same as calendar time. An hour a day is not an hour a week.

The honest answer to "which is easiest" is usually the one you will actually have a reason to speak next month. Motivation beats linguistic distance almost every time.

How long does it take to learn a language?

One CEFR level takes most learners about a month of daily one to one classes, so roughly three months from beginner to conversational and closer to a year to a confident professional level.

That is the pattern we see. It is not a promise, because two people on the same schedule finish in different places.

What actually changes the timeline

Starting at the right levelThe single biggest cause of slow progress. People put themselves in Basic when they belong in Intermediate, then spend a month on material they already knew. The demo exists to stop this.

Frequency, not session lengthFive short sessions a week beat one long one. Language lives in recall, and recall needs repetition spaced across days.

Speaking time per hourIn a class of twelve you might speak for five minutes. One to one, you speak for sixty. That ratio compounds over a month.

Whether you use it outside classThe Emirates make this easy. English at work, Hindi at home, French with colleagues. Learners who use the language between sessions move roughly twice as fast as those who do not.

How a class actually runs

Live video, one learner, one tutor, at a time you pick. Nothing is pre recorded.

You book the AED 30 demo and get a level assessment in that session
The tutor sets the starting level and outlines your first fortnight
You choose your slot, including early mornings and after 9pm for shift workers
Classes run on Zoom, Skype, Google Meet or WhatsApp video, whichever you already use
Materials, corrections and practice come to you between sessions

Who ends up here. Working professionals across Dubai and Sharjah who cannot commit to a fixed campus evening. Parents in Abu Dhabi and Al Ain fitting classes around the school run. Families in Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah, where the nearest decent language institute is an hour away on a good day.

For that last group online is not a compromise. It is the only version that exists.

Where our learners are

Every emirate, same tutors, same published rate. These pages cover the local picture, neighbourhoods and typical class timings.

Dubai Abu Dhabi Sharjah Ajman Al Ain Ras Al Khaimah Fujairah All UAE locations

Try the practice tests before you book anything

Fourteen practice sets, no sign up, every answer explained. Useful on their own and a fair way to see how we teach.

English Level Test IELTS Speaking Questions IELTS Writing Task 2 PTE Practice Test OET Preparation Duolingo English Test English for Arabic Speakers UAE Interview Questions French A1 Practice All practice tests

What our students say

Real learners, real results. See why they rate WizMantra 4.9 out of 5.

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Frequently asked questions

What languages does WizMantra teach in the UAE?

Six: English, French, Spanish, German, Hindi and Sanskrit. Alongside those we prepare candidates for IELTS, PTE, TOEFL, OET and the Duolingo English Test. Every course is taught live, one to one and online, to learners in any emirate, and the fee does not change with your location.

Are the classes online or in a centre?

Online only, and deliberately so. Classes run on live video at a time you choose, which means no commute across Dubai in the evening and no fixed campus schedule. It also means learners in Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah get the same tutors as Dubai.

How much do language classes cost in the UAE?

English starts at AED 430 a month for Basic, AED 613 for Intermediate and AED 783 for Advance. IELTS is AED 1,038 and French AED 640 a month. The demo class is AED 30. Fees are identical in every emirate because every class is online.

Which language is easiest for an English speaker to learn?

Spanish and French, at roughly 600 to 750 hours to professional working proficiency according to the US Foreign Service Institute. German is about 900 hours and Hindi about 1,100. Prior exposure changes this a lot, so the ladder is a guide rather than a rule.

How long does one level take?

About a month of daily one to one classes for most learners, so roughly three months from beginner to conversational. Frequency matters more than session length: five short sessions a week beat one long one, because recall needs repetition spread across days.

Do you teach children?

Yes, ages 5 to 16, in English, English grammar, French, German, Hindi and Sanskrit. Classes are one to one and built around school work and real speaking rather than worksheets. Parents are welcome to sit in, and most do for the first week or two.

What happens in the AED 30 demo?

You get a proper level assessment and a real one to one session, so you leave knowing which level you belong in and what the first fortnight covers. It also shows you how the class runs before you commit to a month. The AED 30 is not adjusted against course fees.

Can classes fit around shift work?

Yes. Slots run early mornings and late evenings, and they can move week to week with a roster rather than sitting on a fixed weekday. That flexibility is the main reason shift workers around Abu Dhabi and Mussafah choose online classes over a campus timetable.

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Most people pick the wrong level and lose a month to it. The AED 30 demo is a proper assessment plus a real one to one class, so you finish it knowing exactly where you sit and what your first fortnight looks like.

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