2016
DOI: 10.26417/ejls.v5i1.p14-21
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The Arabic Teacher’s Training and the Effect of Their Work Success: a Case Study of Sultan Idris Education University (UPSI)

Abstract: This research investigates the Arabic Teachers’ training and the effect of their work success, a case study of Sultan Idris Education University Malaysia (UPSI). The study will use mixed methods between quantitative which use questioners that will distribute among students at UPSI those who studying and was studied Arabic language as their medium.. This study found that the teachers’ training was highly impacted on their work success in the field according to the data collection of the study. Overall, The cont… Show more

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“…Various studies highlight many issues concerning the difficulties foreign language learners encounter and some suggestions are given based on the skills needed by learners. Thus, in Malaysian context where the Arabic language is learned as a foreign language, both teachers and learners are facing various challenges (Mei et al, 2016). Several studies related the problems of learning Arabic in Malaysian context to various constraining factors.…”
Section: The Problems Of Learning Arabic In Malaysian Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Various studies highlight many issues concerning the difficulties foreign language learners encounter and some suggestions are given based on the skills needed by learners. Thus, in Malaysian context where the Arabic language is learned as a foreign language, both teachers and learners are facing various challenges (Mei et al, 2016). Several studies related the problems of learning Arabic in Malaysian context to various constraining factors.…”
Section: The Problems Of Learning Arabic In Malaysian Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%