Support Center
Find answers regarding certification, curriculum standards, enrollment, and technical requirements.
K-12 Programs
Curriculum details, accreditation, and student placement.
We offer a comprehensive dual-curriculum approach:
- Arabic Language: Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) focusing on reading, writing, and conversation (Novice to Advanced).
- Islamic Studies: Qur’anic recitation (Tajwīd), Hifz (Memorization), Seerah (History), and Fiqh (Jurisprudence).
- Core Academics: Available for full-time students, aligning with Common Core standards.
Yes. Our Arabic curriculum aligns with ACTFL (American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages) proficiency guidelines. Our general studies align with Common Core and state standards to ensure students are prepared for U.S. higher education.
Yes. Our Summer School runs for 4-6 weeks (June-July) offering:
- Intensive Arabic: Accelerated language acquisition.
- Qur’an Camp: Focused memorization and Tajwīd correction.
- STEM Enrichment: Hands-on robotics and coding workshops.
TLVA provides official transcripts and syllabi upon course completion. While many districts accept these for World Language or Elective credits, the final decision rests with the student's home district. We recommend consulting your school counselor prior to enrollment.
Teacher Certification
Licensure pathways, eligibility, and state requirements.
This is a 12-month professional program designed to prepare educators for state licensure. It covers US educational foundations, Arabic linguistics, second language acquisition pedagogy, and classroom management.
Applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Hold a Bachelor’s degree (in any field) from an accredited institution.
- Demonstrate Arabic proficiency (Intermediate-High/Advanced-Low).
- Pass a background check.
Yes, but your degree must be evaluated by a NACES-approved agency (e.g., WES, ECE) to determine its U.S. equivalency. Most states require a "Course-by-Course" evaluation.
Visit NACES Website →Yes. To complete the certification, candidates must undergo a supervised practicum (minimum 12 weeks) in a K-12 classroom setting. TLVA assists in placing students with partner schools.
Enrollment & Fees
Tuition, scholarships, and registration policies.
Tuition varies by program track (Student vs. Teacher). We offer flexible monthly payment plans to make education accessible. Please contact admissions for the current academic year's fee schedule.
Yes. We offer:
- Merit Scholarships for high-achieving teacher candidates.
- Need-Based Aid for K-12 families demonstrating financial hardship.
- Sibling Discounts for families enrolling multiple children.
Registration fees are non-refundable. Tuition is fully refundable if withdrawn within the first 7 days of the program start date. After the first week, refunds are prorated based on attendance.
Technology & LMS
Platform requirements and online learning tools.
We utilize a Hybrid Model. Theoretical coursework is accessed asynchronously via our LMS (Canvas/Moodle), while language practice and mentorship sessions are conducted live via Zoom.
- Reliable computer (Windows or Mac).
- Stable high-speed internet connection.
- Webcam and microphone for live sessions.
- Updated web browser (Chrome recommended).