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• Arabic Language in New Jersey: online and offline teachers

March 2024

Make contact with a knowledgeable, native tutor in New Jersey. It's convenient and simple! Learning the language of the place you are visiting will enable you to have more vibrant, interesting discussions on a wide range of subjects than you ever could have otherwise. Did you know that multilingual individuals have greater listening abilities, increased concentration, better problem-solving and critical-thinking abilities, and better memories? Language trainers can assist you in achieving your objective of learning a foreign language, whether it is for business, travel, or personal use. With a native, experienced tutor in New Jersey, you may schedule your classes whenever and wherever you choose while concentrating on the material you need to learn. You can study in any public location of your choice, at home, or even at your place of employment. Alternatively, you can opt for language tutors online, offering the convenience of learning from anywhere at any time.

Online lessons with Arabic teachers

The online learning format is very convenient as you can learn the language in the comfort of your own home without having to leave home. https://livexp.com/skills/arabic is an online platform for Arabic teachers and learners. 

• See a slide show about our plans to create a community center in Midtown

•Check out the story on the Seal of Union County, prepared by News12

•Go to our Multimedia Page to see photos of the work in progress!

•Read the article in the Star-Ledger detailing our progress!



At the Snyder Academy, we welcome you to help with:


History in our museum 

Arts in our Auditorium and out Art Studio

Education in the classroom spaces

Service throughout the campus where social work strengthens our community



Quick Facts


Name: The Academy of Elizabethtown
Founded: October 27, 1664
Buildings: 1790 Church (3rd on site), 1917 Academy (4th on site)
Burial Grounds: 2000+ persons buried, 169 veterans
Noted Persons: Philip Carteret, 1st Colonial Governor; Rev. Jonathan Dickinson, Founder of Princeton University; Rev. James Caldwell, Pastor of First Pres. Church and Revolutionary War leader; Hannah Arnett, Led women in providing support for troops
Projects: Museum, Visitor’s Center, Cemetery, Community Theater, Arts Education, Social Services, Feeding program