Built by you. Taught in Arabic. Proven by 362 cohorts.

An Arabic-first preparation platform for the PMP exam, built on a single curriculum written by Dr. Ahmed El-Senosy: 362 cohorts and more than a decade of training project managers in Saudi Arabia. The platform's job is to deliver that curriculum in whatever form suits you.

You choose four things: which character teaches you, their voice, the language they teach in, and the teaching style: concise, storytelling, step-by-step or interactive. Those four are yours. The curriculum underneath them is not, and does not change.

Seventeen, including English, Arabic, French and Spanish. Changing the language changes how the lesson is delivered. The material, the question bank and the standard behind them stay identical.

Every question you get wrong explains why your reasoning was wrong, not just which option was correct. On an exam that tests judgement rather than recall, knowing which way you lean incorrectly is the part that transfers.

Each one produces a report naming exactly what to go back and study. It is meant to remove the guesswork about where you stand, which is the thing most people get wrong when they prepare alone.

Both. Interactive live sessions run alongside the recorded video lessons, so you can follow the course at your own pace and still ask a question out loud when something does not land.

It is the recommended first step. It takes one sitting and it is what makes the rest of the course specific to you rather than generic.

Build your instructor. Choosing the character, voice, language and style is free, and it shows you exactly how the course will be delivered before you commit to anything.