
Programming for the Egyptian Baccalaureate: Arabic-language schools
The same syllabus with fully Arabic screens, keeping the English term in brackets as the book does.
Courses for every stage, opening one after another: primary, preparatory, secondary, university and work. Every lesson has an explanation in Egyptian Arabic, practice, and an AI assistant that answers from your own course. Start with what is open today; the whole of Unit 1 is free.
Pick your stage and see its courses. What is open today says so; the rest we are building.
Pick the area closest to what interests you and see the courses under it.
What is open now comes first, and every course states plainly where it stands: what is open and what is still being built.

The same syllabus with fully Arabic screens, keeping the English term in brackets as the book does.

The Programming and AI syllabus for Grade 11 exactly as the book has it: seven units with all their lessons, and extra lessons we added inside them. Taught in Egyptian Arabic with English screens.

A first step into programming for younger learners: thinking, ordering steps and small, playful projects.
Each lesson is explained step by step, in the language you actually speak, with nothing padded out.
Every lesson is followed by practice and questions, so you find out whether you understood it or only watched it.
Stuck on something? Ask the assistant — it answers from your own course’s lessons, not from anything it likes.
All our courses are built one way: an explanation in Egyptian Arabic, files, assessments, and an assistant that answers from your own course. The whole of Unit 1 is free, with nothing to pay.