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Locations
Dubai - United Arab Emirates · Dubai - United Arab Emirates
industry
Education
Size
1 - 10 employees
Stage
Seed
founded in
2011
arabee Education is focused on creating content and tools to make teaching and learning the Arabic Language easy for teachers and fun for children. arabee Educations has a proven track record of developing curricula and content aligned with the needs of key educational authorities, international standards and educators. arabee is led and managed by seasoned professionals who are experts in their chosen fields. Together their experience encompasses the fields of IT, technology, operations, strategy, teaching, education and linguistics. An award-winning team, which in 4 years has already made an impact and achieved tangible results in the education sector. arabee has teachers and students at the forefront when creating the programme. Although it was created by experts in language and curriculum design, the ''Design Thinking'' process was used taking into consideration the experience and feedback of users. arabee is unique as it is the only product in the market that has aligned itself to the MoE curriculum but also adopts the international framework on teaching languages. Most importantly arabee is UAE company created to solve the gap in Arabic teaching with on the ground knowledge and experience of the issues. Unlike other third-party software which utilises some of the educational techniques, arabee is bespoke to the needs of the UAE market and relevant and being adapted to a global user base. As educators we love to teach and learn and will share our knowledge and expertise to help the MBRIF community grow.
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