★ Based in Mansoura, Egypt

Arabic and French tutoring built on years of exam preparation experience

We started as two tutors helping neighbors' kids with homework and grew into a dedicated team focused on university entrance exam success in Mansoura.

Where We Teach

We work with students across Mansoura and nearby areas, both in person and online.

📍 Mansoura City Center
📍 Toriel
📍 El Gomhoria Street area
📍 El Mashaya
📍 Ganayen Street
📍 El Nasr Street area
📍 Talkha
📍 El Manzala
📍 Meet Al-Adham
📍 El Matareya road area
📍 El Mansoura University district

Our Track Record

Numbers that reflect years of steady, focused tutoring work in Mansoura.

9 years Teaching Experience
400+ Students Tutored
2 languages Arabic & French
6 tutors Core Team

Who We Work With

Our tutoring is shaped around the specific needs of these groups of students.

🎓 Entrance Exam Candidates

Students preparing for university entrance exams get structured Arabic and French sessions built around past exam formats and timing practice.

👨‍👩‍👧 Families

Parents in Mansoura who want consistent, trackable progress reports and clear communication about their child's language learning path.

🏫 Secondary School Students

Students working through school coursework in Arabic or French who need extra support outside regular classroom hours.

🚀 University Applicants

Students transitioning from secondary school into university programs that require strong Arabic or French language proficiency.

What Families Say

My son had six months before his entrance exam and his French grammar was shaky. His tutor built a weekly plan around past papers and by the third month he was actually catching his own mistakes before we pointed them out.
Mohamed Farouk Parent of a secondary school student
I switched to them after two other tutors didn't work out. The Arabic sessions were structured week by week, not just random homework help, and my daughter's writing improved noticeably within a couple months.
Rania El-Sayed Parent of a student preparing for university exams
I was preparing for the entrance exam alone and kept losing motivation. Having scheduled sessions twice a week with someone tracking my progress made a real difference in how I approached the French section.
Youssef Abdel Hamid University entrance exam candidate