Frequently asked questions. About enrolment, programs, accredited certificates and fees

Duroob is an education institution and learning platform in Arabic and English. We teach from kindergarten to grade 12 and continue with university students, graduates, job seekers, professionals and organizations, across three paths: Innovation, Knowledge and Tech.

Five things you can check for yourself: certificates accredited by IFIA (the International Federation of Inventors’ Associations) and other bodies, each with a serial number and a QR code for verification; a full platform in Arabic and English with live classes and self-paced lessons; a parent account to follow progress; programs for every stage, from kindergarten to career; and online learning from any country, with in-person programs too. To compare platforms yourself, read how to choose the best online learning platform.

Yes. Our online programs will be open to learners in any country through the Duroob platform, alongside in-person programs that may come to your country too. Programs open soon: register your interest with your country and city, and we’ll explain class times in your time zone at launch.

Duroob’s online programs are open in every country, and we may run in-person programs in some of them too. We have pages for learners in Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Syria, the UAE, Oman and Turkey, with class times in each country’s time zone and the questions people there ask.

The learning platform (lms.duroob.me) is where you learn: live classes and self-paced lessons, projects and a portfolio, progress reports for parents, and certificates anyone can verify, in Arabic and English. Open it with the “Learning platform” button at the top of the site.

No. The Duroob you are reading about (duroob.me) is an education institution that started in Iraq. It is a different organization from Saudi Arabia’s “Doroob” e-training platform.

Registration is open now for Bawsala, our program for ages 9–14, for the 2026–2027 school year. We’re preparing the rest of our programs in innovation, knowledge and technology, some in person and some online: register your interest and we’ll tell you as soon as they open.

You don’t have to choose alone. The first step of the learner journey is Discover: we learn your goals and level, then recommend the right path and program. Send a request or message us on WhatsApp.

Yes. Learners can start on one path and move to another as they grow, and organizations can combine all three.

Where a program needs one, yes: a placement or diagnostic test puts each learner at the right level.

Both. Some of our programs run in person, in classrooms and workshops, and others online on the Duroob platform, with live virtual classes and self-paced lessons. We’ll announce each program’s format, and the cities for in-person programs, at launch.

A device with an internet connection. The Duroob platform works on computers and phones; a computer is best for coding and data programs.

The Duroob platform is fully available in Arabic and English. Tell us your preferred language when you apply and we’ll tell you the options for your program.

Fill in the form or message us on WhatsApp. We keep your details and contact you as soon as enrolment opens, to suggest the right program and send your registration link.

Fees for Bawsala, our program open now, are $65 a month or $440 a year, plus a one-time $99 registration fee. We’ll announce fees for the other programs as each one opens.

We explain the available payment methods during registration. You then upload the payment receipt in your registration form, and Duroob issues an official receipt.

Registration for Bawsala is open now for the 2026–2027 school year, and we set your child’s group start date in the intro session. We’ll announce dates for the other programs as they open: register your interest to be the first to know.

Yes. When you complete a program’s requirements you receive a Duroob certificate. Duroob certificates are accredited by IFIA (the International Federation of Inventors’ Associations) and other accreditation bodies, and each one carries a serial number and a QR code for verification.

By scanning the QR code on the certificate, or entering its serial number on the verification page of the Duroob platform, which shows the details of the issued certificate.

Yes. Parents have their own Duroob platform account to follow progress and grades, message mentors and student affairs, and see invoices and receipts.

If your child is 9 to 14, registration is open now for Bawsala, our weekly online program in thinking, coding, AI, communication and values. We’re preparing programs for every stage from kindergarten to grade 12, opening soon: register your interest with your child’s age and grade, and we’ll tell you what fits at launch.

Yes. Programs for organizations, including staff and leadership training, teacher development, digital transformation and custom online academies, open soon. Talk to us now so we understand your needs.