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Other languages on demand in Abidjan — German, Italian, Chinese, Arabic

AMBIZ offers on-demand German, Italian, Dutch, Chinese (Mandarin), Arabic and Russian courses in Abidjan. Bespoke formats, native or bilingual expert instructors.

Beyond English, French, Spanish and Portuguese, AMBIZ can organise on demand courses in several other languages, depending on the availability of qualified instructors and learner numbers.

Other-languages catalogue

We regularly run sessions in the following languages on demand:

  • German — Goethe-Zertifikat, business German, mobility to Germany/Austria/Switzerland.
  • Italian — CELI, commercial Italian, projects to Italy or agribusiness.
  • Dutch — for projects to the Netherlands and Flemish Belgium.
  • Chinese (Mandarin) — HSK, business Chinese, China trade.
  • Arabic — Modern Standard Arabic and Maghreb dialect.
  • Russian — TORFL, business Russian.

How it works

Given the scarcity of some native instructors in Abidjan, these courses run on demand. Process:

  • You contact us with the language, your current level, goals and availability.
  • We identify an instructor (on-site or remote), build a programme, and send a quote within 5 working days.
  • If multiple learners share a profile, we propose a group class (more affordable).
  • Start typically within 3 to 4 weeks of validation.

Formats and fees

Sessions in person at Cocody Centre or via video (majority for remote-instructor languages). Fees are higher than for our regular languages due to specialist instructor acquisition costs. FDFP funding still available for employees.

Frequently asked questions

Japanese, Korean, Swahili — possible?

On demand, yes — but with longer setup (4 to 8 weeks). Contact us to discuss.

Are fees very different from English?

Depending on language, 20-50% more in private format. Close to English in group format with 4+ learners.

How long for A2 in Mandarin Chinese?

Mandarin is slower to acquire than European languages: 200 to 300 hours for A2, vs. 100-150 h for Spanish.

Can I combine Chinese and business English?

Yes — we regularly design combined tracks for executives in Asian mobility.

Ready to take action?

Free assessment · quote in 24 h · First meeting free to map out your path.