Our Choueifat branch sits on Saida Old Street, serving Choueifat itself along with the Aley district and Beirut’s southern suburbs. If you are searching for an English institute near Choueifat with recognised exam preparation and computer courses, this branch puts a full training centre on your doorstep instead of a commute away.
Courses at our Choueifat branch
- English language courses, from beginner to advanced
- French, Spanish, German, Italian and Russian, plus Arabic for non-native speakers
- IELTS, TOEFL, SAT, ACT and EEE exam preparation
- Cambridge English preparation
- Business English for working professionals
- Computer and digital design courses
- IUNLP self-development and body language training
Courses at Choueifat run for all ages and levels, from school-support English to adult conversation and professional exam preparation. Registration stays open through the year as new groups form — send us a message to hear what starts next.
An institute with a track record
Al Khawarizmi Institute was established in 2011 and has taught students from every Lebanese region as well as from Arab countries abroad. It is an authorized Cambridge and IELTS training centre, and since late 2021 it has held a licence from the United Kingdom to teach the new generation of neuro-linguistic programming, IUNLP.
Study in person or online
Every programme at this branch has an online twin: live Zoom classes with the same teachers and certificates. Students who split their time between Lebanon and abroad often start in the classroom and continue online without losing their place.
Find us — Saida Old Street, Choueifat
Address: Saida Old Street, Choueifat, Lebanon.
Message us on WhatsApp before your first visit and we will confirm the current class schedule at this branch.
Talk to us
Call 00961 71 27 67 13 or message us on WhatsApp — we reply in Arabic and English.
A branch built around working schedules
Many Choueifat students work in Beirut during the day, so this branch leans on late-afternoon and evening groups — finish work, stop on Saida Old Street on the way home, and study before dinner. School students take the earlier slots. Because the road links the southern suburbs with Aley, the branch draws from both directions, and students who cannot attend a given week can follow the same lesson online rather than falling behind. Ask us on WhatsApp which groups currently have places.