Sara Al-Naimi
Doha · QA
Mathematics · IGCSE
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SABIS High School — World Languages
The SABIS World Language curriculum builds listening, speaking, reading, and writing across Grades 9 to 12 using sequential points. Each skill strand feeds directly into periodic and cumulative AMS assessments, and strong performance supports entry to language-intensive degree programmes.
Listening and Speaking — Structured oral production and comprehension points from controlled dialogue to extended discourse
Reading Comprehension — Inferential and literal reading of authentic and adapted texts, assessed in every periodic exam
Grammar and Structure — Sequential grammar points from tense formation to complex clause construction, tested cumulatively
Writing for Purpose — Controlled compositions, formal essays, and transactional writing aligned to SABIS point targets
Vocabulary and Lexical Range — Thematic word sets and collocations built across all four years of the high school cycle
Our tutors cover the full range of SABIS High School World Language programmes, including Cambridge IGCSE subjects and AP Language courses for students in Grades 9 to 12.
+ additional World Language electives available on request
SABIS High School students preparing for Cambridge IGCSE follow the Cambridge IGCSE grading scale, which runs from A* at the top to G, with eight letter grades in total.
Top Performers – A* Award
Achieving an A* in Cambridge IGCSE World Languages requires consistent mastery across all four skill components and a strong performance in both written and oral examinations.
The grading scale shown reflects Cambridge IGCSE and may differ from other qualifications or programmes offered through Talimat. Speak to your Academic Consultant for board-specific guidance.
Our students consistently achieve top grades.
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Sara Al-Naimi
Doha · QA
Mathematics · IGCSE
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Dubai · AE
English · IB / SAT
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Riyadh · SA
Physics · A-Levels
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Yusuf Hadi
Manama · BH
Arabic · KG–G6
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The SABIS World Language curriculum moves fast, with new grammar points and vocabulary sets assessed cumulatively every few weeks. This explainer covers what makes the subject demanding, where students typically fall behind, and what targeted SABIS World Language tutoring actually changes.
The SABIS Point System sequences every grammar structure and vocabulary set into discrete, assessable learning objectives. In World Languages, this means a student who misses a point on subjunctive mood formation or direct object pronouns carries that gap into every subsequent AMS assessment.
Unlike a classroom setting, a 1:1 SABIS World Language tutor can identify exactly which point a student has not internalised and reteach it before the next periodic exam. Self-study rarely achieves this because SABIS proprietary materials are not designed for independent remediation.
For families in the GCC, the stakes are real. SABIS High School students often sit Cambridge IGCSE or AP Language examinations alongside internal cumulative exams. A tutor who understands both the SABIS internal point sequence and the external exam format, such as IGCSE French Paper 3 oral or AP Spanish Language free-response tasks, provides preparation that a generic tutor cannot.
Key takeaways
Every session is live, 1:1, and matched to your child's current SABIS point sequence. Here is what happens from your first enquiry to your first lesson.
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Share your child's current SABIS grade, the World Language subject, and any specific points or AMS results where performance has dropped. This takes under five minutes.
We match your child with a GCC-based tutor who knows the SABIS High School World Language curriculum and has experience with the relevant external qualification, whether IGCSE, AP, or SAT.
The first session is free. Your tutor identifies which grammar or vocabulary points need immediate attention and runs a short diagnostic covering listening, reading, and written production.
Your Academic Consultant builds a personalised study plan around upcoming SABIS periodic exams and any external qualification deadlines. Sessions run Monday to Saturday at Gulf Standard Time.
Figures drawn from Talimat platform data. Individual results vary by subject, starting grade, and session frequency.
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Real feedback from students and families who used Talimat for SABIS High School World Language support.
Book Your Free Trial“My French periodic exam results improved noticeably after just four sessions. My tutor knew exactly which SABIS grammar points I had missed and we worked through them in order. The oral practice was especially useful because we actually spoke French the whole session.”
Yasmine Al-Rashidi
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Each card covers the key SABIS language points and assessments your child faces at that stage.
Students begin the high school language cycle, establishing core grammar points, tense systems, and foundational vocabulary sets assessed in early AMS tests.
Explore Grade 9/sabis-high-school/world-language/grade-10Oral production and complex reading comprehension points increase. Students approaching IGCSE begin structured exam preparation alongside internal periodic assessments.
Explore Grade 10/sabis-high-school/world-language/grade-11Advanced grammar points, extended writing tasks, and AP Language preparation run concurrently with SABIS cumulative exams.
Explore Grade 11/sabis-high-school/world-language/grade-12Final year students consolidate all four skill strands, sit external qualifications such as Cambridge IGCSE or AP, and prepare university-level written and oral portfolios.
Explore Grade 12Other SABIS High School subjects →
Straightforward answers for parents and students navigating the SABIS High School World Language curriculum.
Yes. We match students with tutors who are familiar with the SABIS sequential point structure for the relevant language. They work through missed or upcoming points in the order the SABIS curriculum prescribes, not a generic syllabus.
We cover Arabic, French, Spanish, German, and Chinese at SABIS High School level. We also support English as a Second Language and preparation for AP Language and Culture and Cambridge IGCSE language papers.
Yes. Many SABIS High School students sit Cambridge IGCSE or AP Language examinations alongside internal AMS and cumulative assessments. Our tutors are familiar with both formats and build sessions that address both simultaneously.
Most families are matched with a suitable tutor within ten minutes of enquiring. Sessions are available Monday to Saturday at Gulf Standard Time, so your child can usually begin within 24 hours.
Pricing starts from AED 50 per hour for IGCSE-level support and AED 65 per hour for A-Level equivalent sessions. There is no enrolment deposit and you can cancel at any time.
It is a genuine live session. Your child's tutor runs a short diagnostic across listening, reading, grammar, and writing, identifies which SABIS points need attention, and begins working through them in the same session.
Our tutors are familiar with SABIS proprietary language materials and structure sessions around the same sequencing. Where students have access to their own SABIS textbooks, tutors work directly from those resources.
Yes. Catching up on cumulative gaps is one of the most common reasons families come to us. A tutor will map the missed points, prioritise by assessment date, and work through them systematically before the next periodic or cumulative exam.
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Senior World Languages Academic Consultant, MA Applied Linguistics, PGCE Modern Foreign Languages
Sarah Al-Amin has over twelve years of experience teaching and advising on World Language curricula across international schools in the GCC, including institutions using the SABIS Educational System. She holds an MA in Applied Linguistics from the University of Edinburgh and a PGCE in Modern Foreign Languages. Sarah has worked as a curriculum consultant supporting students preparing for Cambridge IGCSE, AP Language and Culture, and SABIS internal cumulative examinations in Arabic, French, and Spanish. She reviews all SABIS World Language content on this site to ensure alignment with current point sequences and assessment formats.
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