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A wise man once said: “A horse never runs so fast as when he has other horses to catch up and outpace.” At Andalus Institute we constantly strive for excellence and set lofty standards for our students. From the principles that we pride ourselves over is: ‘our students' success is our success’. We ensure our students stay on track to achieve their goals, which are progressive to ensure that the ultimate goal of fluency is reached, and only then are we satisfied that our job is done. This is why we run these type of contest with a prize to motivate the student to keep going. Ensuring that fluency is achieved and discipline is maintained is done through many ways. From the ways we ensure that our students stay on top of their goals is through competition, which is an ancient method used, paramount to optimising the performance of students. A constant lack of competition renders people complacent and satisfied with mediocracy which goes completely against the principles we’ve instilled in our students from day 1. We strongly believe in our proven game plan, which we have set out by being firstly vocabulary oriented, before going into grammar, and therefore encourage our students to stay constantly motivated and on top of their memorisation of vocabulary through numerous ways, and from those ways is friendly competition. We create an environment where the success of a student pushes the next student to try and take it to the next level. This type of environment, where you are exposed to other people’s achievements, whilst also having the privacy required to ensure you feel comfortable and make progressive steps at a pace appropriate for you, creates results. An incentive to carry on this long journey is always required from time to time, as the nature of man is that he is forgetful and inconsistent. An extra push is sometimes required to keep us on track, the same way the chain of a bicycle must be oiled from time to time to pedal smoothly. --- Guide from Zero to fluent on how to learn Arabic: https://youtu.be/7AhNZ_Yc4PA Follow me on Instagram: @muhammad.andalusi
