Duroob of Knowledge

Knowledge for further horizons

Duroob of Knowledge: academic support, English and career readiness

Builds the strong foundations every path depends on, from early learning and school support to professional qualifications.

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Climb the thinking ladder yourself
A scene from the Duroob reel: students by a bookcase and a blackboard, with the orange Knowledge path running through

Read deeply. Think clearly. Grow steadily.

We build understanding step by step, from recalling a fact to creating something new with it, following Bloom’s taxonomy. Pick a step to see a question on the same topic at each level.

TopicThe water cycle

1RememberRecall the facts

A question at this level

Name the four stages of the water cycle.

2UnderstandExplain in your own words

A question at this level

Why do puddles disappear on a sunny day?

3ApplyUse it in a new situation

A question at this level

Predict what happens to an open bowl of water after a week.

4AnalyseBreak it down and compare

A question at this level

Why does water evaporate faster in Baghdad in summer than in London?

5EvaluateJudge and defend a view

A question at this level

What is the best way to save water at your school? Defend your choice.

6CreateMake something new

A question at this level

Design a poster that teaches younger pupils the water cycle.

Academic vision

Strong foundations come from mastery, not memorisation. Every learner is diagnosed, taught to standards and assessed for understanding, so progress is visible and measurable from kindergarten to career.

Learning framework

A standards-based curriculum aligned with internationally recognised academic standards (CEFR for English), using Bloom’s taxonomy to move learners from recall to analysis and creation.

Where are you in English?

We measure English with the international CEFR scale. Pick a level to see what a learner can do, the matching IELTS band and the usual guided learning hours.

A1

Beginner

Basic user

What you can doUnderstand familiar everyday phrases, introduce yourself and ask simple questions.

IELTS equivalent
Below the usual IELTS range
Guided hours to reach it
Where most beginners start
A2

Elementary

Basic user

What you can doHandle simple routine tasks and talk about your family, work and surroundings.

IELTS equivalent
Below the usual IELTS range
Guided hours to reach it
180–200
B1

Intermediate

Independent user

What you can doFollow the main points on familiar topics, cope when travelling and describe experiences and plans.

IELTS equivalent
4.0–5.0
Guided hours to reach it
350–400
B2

Upper-intermediate

Independent user

What you can doUnderstand the main ideas of complex texts, talk fluently with native speakers and write detailed texts.

IELTS equivalent
5.5–6.5
Guided hours to reach it
500–600
C1

Advanced

Proficient user

What you can doUnderstand long, demanding texts, express yourself fluently and use English flexibly for study and work.

IELTS equivalent
7.0–8.0
Guided hours to reach it
700–800
C2

Proficient

Proficient user

What you can doUnderstand virtually everything you hear or read and express fine shades of meaning precisely.

IELTS equivalent
8.5–9.0
Guided hours to reach it
1,000–1,200

Estimates from Cambridge English and Cambridge Assessment. Sources and more detail in the CEFR guide.

Soon

Duroob of Knowledge programs open soon

Register your interest and we’ll tell you as soon as enrolment opens for this path.

What this path will cover

  • Academic support from KG to grade 12
  • English, study skills and exam preparation
  • Career readiness and soft skills
  • Teacher and trainer development

What learners will be able to do

  1. Master grade-level core subjects with measurable growth
  2. Communicate in English at the target CEFR level
  3. Apply study, research and exam strategies independently
  4. Demonstrate workplace communication and teamwork skills

How learning happens

  • Diagnostic test at entry and a personalised learning plan
  • Blended learning: live lessons plus self-paced practice
  • Formative quizzes every unit with instant feedback
  • Regular progress reports, shared with parents for school-age learners

Common questions

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Will your programs support school students wherever they study?

Yes. Knowledge programs will cover academic support from kindergarten to grade 12, starting with a diagnostic test and an individual learning plan. Programs open soon: register your interest and tell us your child’s country and grade.

How will I know my English level?

English in Duroob of Knowledge follows the CEFR scale (A1 to C2) and starts with a placement test, so you know your level from day one. To understand the levels now, read our guide to CEFR levels.

Can parents follow their child’s progress?

Yes. Parents get their own account on the Duroob platform to follow progress and grades and message mentors and student affairs directly, alongside regular progress reports.

Other paths

Duroob Innovation: Ideas for a broader tomorrow

Turns ideas into projects, and projects into businesses. Learners build creative confidence and an entrepreneurial mindset, from school age onward.

  • Creative thinking and problem-solving
  • Innovation clubs and school challenges
  • Entrepreneurship and business planning
  • Startup bootcamps and pitch coaching

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Duroob Tech: Technology for real impact

Gives learners the digital skills employers are looking for, and helps organizations work smarter with technology.

  • Coding and robotics for young learners
  • Digital skills for adults
  • Programming, data and AI basics
  • Digital transformation for organizations

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