NAATI CCL Arabic Language

6 Sessions

2 Mock Tests

24 Hours

Support

14 Hours (min)

Duration

1 Attempt

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Overview

NAATI CCL Arabic Language

Arabic (العربية) is a Semitic language, like Hebrew and Aramaic. Around 260 million people use it as their first language. Many more people can also understand it as a second language. It is written with the Arabic alphabet, which is written from right to left, like Hebrew. Since it is so widely spoken throughout the world, it is one of the six official languages of the UN, the others being English, French, Spanish, Russian and Chinese.
Want to prepare for the NAATI CCL Arabic Language Test? Enroll in our course now!

Descrciption

Once Enrolment is complete, each student is assigned to a trainer who then communicates with the student directly. Our students are added to our class WhatsApp group where they stay connected with their trainers and can ask questions 24/7. In addition to this, CCL Training Centre provides all students with practice materials including audio clips of dialogues, its scripts in the given language enrolled in and a set of important vocabulary lists.

Session Description: The students are introduced to the NAATI CCL Course through the following:
Exam Structure
Marking criteria
How the exam is conducted
Example of exam materials
Demonstration of interpretation by our trainer

Students are then given in introduction on how to master key interpreting techniques including time affective note taking strategies, building short term memory and accurate delivery methods.

Our sessions follow an interactive class strategy, where all individual students are required to participate. Each session consists of around 2-3 dialogues played live in class, with each dialogue segment students are assigned by our trainer to answer individual segment in real time. This gives the student an opportunity to get feedback from our trainer who then identifies the errors made by the student. This helps both the student understand where they require to improve, and the trainer to provide with individual remedial strategies on how to overcome them.

Who is the course for?

This course is designed specifically for people who are looking to migrate in Australia and require 5 crucial points from NAATI CCL Exam. Upon successfully completion of this course, you will be able to clear NAATI CCL exam in first attempt & claim 5 points for your Australian permanent residency.

Detailed Session Structure:

A total of 8 sessions that cover 12 domains in total. 6 sessions for live classes, and 2 individual sessions for mock tests and immediate result with a feedback session.

Session 1: Introduction, Community & Social Services

Introduction – Covers exam structure, marking criteria, answering techniques & setting up equipment for the test. Explanation of the interpretation required, how the exam is structured between mainly two individuals, trying to deliver a set of information, discussing a decision or exchange of information.
Community & Social Services: Dialogues consisting of conversations related to Centrelink allowances and pensions, aged care and miscellaneous community services such as community gardens, public libraries, swimming clubs, childcare etc.

Lesson 2 - Housing & Settlement, Immigration

Housing & Settlement: Dialogues related to pertaining accommodation issues included but not limited to utility connections, repairs, buying/selling property, tenancy issues, public/refugee housing & emergency shelter.
Immigration: Dialogues mainly comprising of topics related to visa issues such as enquiring about applying for certain visas, sponsoring relatives, customs/airport entry interviews etc.

Lesson 3 - Health & Employment

Health: Dialogues predominantly involved with doctors/nurses and patients discussing symptoms, treatments, medical prescriptions, blood tests and general health/wellbeing.
Employment: Dialogues with conversations and interviews between employers/recruitment agencies and LOTE speaking applicants.

Lesson 4 - Insurance, Finance & Banking

Insurance: Dialogues related to insurance claims, enquiries about insurance packages and changing covers.
Financial/Banking: This topic covers enquiries about opening bank accounts, setting up a new business, applying/enquiring about loans & financial counselling.

Lesson 5 - Consumer Affairs & lifestyle, Education

Consumer Affairs & lifestyle: Conversations between shop owners and customers about buying products, returning faulty products, complaints, claiming refunds etc.
Education: Dialogues about admission enquiries in schools & universities, parent-teacher meetings etc.

Lesson 6 - Legal & Police, Revision

Legal/Police: Covering dialogues about reporting crime, infringement of traffic laws, domestic/family violence, mediation and applying for compensation.
Revision: Detailed Revision, reflection on what skills and techniques learnt over the past weeks, what to focus on for individual students.

Mock Tests - 1 & 2

Mock tests are conducted one-one with each student. This provides the students with the same environment as the actual exam. It builds their confidence and allows them to perfect their timings and strategy. This has been proven to really help the students prepare for what is ahead, understand the implications and strategies that have been taught and how the course has actually helped them develop their skills.

Meet the trainer

Mokhaled

Mokhaled is a NAATI Certified Arabic language interpreter. He has been working as an interpreter for over 5 years now. He has been working as an instructor and trainer for many years. The vast majority of CCL students attending his workshops have successfully passed the NAATI CCL test upon completion.

What students are saying

Ghawadi Bassam

Arabic Language

I highly recommend joining CCL Training Centre for exam preparations. Tanveer is very passionate about giving as many practical techniques and tips to students of all languages to ace the exam. He provided me with resources on note-taking and useful shortcuts and gave useful advice on what to do and what not to do during the exam. Mukhalid, my Arabic language instructor, was very supportive. I appreciated the fact that the practice materials he provided were more difficult than the actual exam which made passing the exam at first-round very easy.

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