DQEQH Academy · free during launch
Learn English from zero or from where you stopped, in Arabic, in your own voice
Short lessons led by a clear Arabic explanation: you say the sentence in your own voice, practise with instant feedback, and reviews come back before you forget.
A five-minute first lesson: order your coffee in English, in your own voice, before any sign-up.
Have an account? Sign in- We teach before we test: a short Arabic explanation, then you say the sentence in your own voice.
- The first lesson takes about five minutes; the daily session after it is short, and how long depends on what you have to review.
- In the first lesson your voice is turned into text and not kept.
- ReviewWhat's due from earlier lessons
- Guess firstQuestions before the explanation; guesses never count against you
- Short explanationStarts from the common mistake, then fixes it
- ListenA short dialogue or story
- PracticeInstant feedback and an Arabic explanation for every mistake
- SpeakRecord your answer, or write it if you prefer
- Cards and a why questionFix today's learning in place
How you learn at DQEQH
A clear path from day one to the stage completion record, with no fake points and no pressure.
Find your level
Short questions that adapt to you, then a speaking task. You can start lower, or from the Foundation.
A session a day
A short session every day. You always see where you are, what's left and what's next.
Reviews on time
Questions and words come back before you forget them; mistakes come back sooner.
The stage exam
Each stage ends with an exam of all four skills; the completion record is for those who pass it.
- Explained in simple ArabicEvery mistake gets a specific reason why it's wrong, never just "wrong".
- Speak from day oneVoice recording with your consent, and always a written alternative.
- An AI tutor at your levelAsk anytime; it answers with your stage's words and grammar.
An completion record for each stage, for those who earn it
An completion record issued by DQEQH after passing the level's assessments, verifiable by a public code.
Levels A1–C2 are used descriptively; this record is not accredited by a government body, the Council of Europe or an international testing organisation.
It is issued only after:
- Finishing every lesson of the stage and passing each unit's checkpoint
- Enough real study time and a minimum time in the stage
- Entering your legal name in Arabic and Latin letters and confirming your email
- Passing the stage exit exam in all four skills, in one sitting, with questions you haven't seen
- Writing and speaking rated twice, with human review whenever in doubt
Each completion record has a serial number, a verification code and a public page anyone can check.
First track: English for Arabic speakers
From the alphabet to mastery, one stage at a time. Other subjects later, the same way.