One system, many programmes
Platforms that assume a single curriculum or a single language force workarounds: duplicated courses, parallel spreadsheets, and reports that have to be stitched together by hand before anyone can read them.
UAE institutions usually need one platform to carry several parallel programmes for very mixed cohorts — multiple curricula in a school, or many nationalities in one company. Judge candidates on how cleanly they run parallel programmes and bilingual content, then pilot with a free plan.
The distinguishing feature of the UAE market is plurality. A single school may follow more than one curriculum; a single employer may train staff in Arabic, English and other languages in the same week. That makes structure, not feature count, the thing to evaluate.
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This termPlatforms that assume a single curriculum or a single language force workarounds: duplicated courses, parallel spreadsheets, and reports that have to be stitched together by hand before anyone can read them.
Build each curriculum or training track as its own course structure with its own teachers and cohorts, in one workspace. Reporting stays per programme, and reuse across intakes is a copy rather than a rebuild.
Separate course structures for different curricula or departments in the same workspace.
Arabic and English content sit alongside each other without separate systems.
Included on every plan, with per-plan limits on rooms and session length.
Free Academy and School plans let one department prove the model first.
Run each curriculum as its own programme without two platforms.
Deliver onboarding and professional development to a multilingual workforce.
Re-run short courses per intake with attendance from live sessions.
Create your workspace, invite your teachers and publish your first course. Start on a free plan and upgrade when your numbers grow.