Structured learning for Egyptian secondary and baccalaureate students

Learn with confidence, from foundation to mastery.

Nawah gives students a clear path: live explanation, practical application, focused exercises, and follow-up that turns confusion into measurable progress.

Live online teachingPractical exercisesBeginner friendlyLimited-size groupsParent follow-up
8Foundation sessions
2Weekly sessions
50Minutes/session
Student learning online with laptop, mentor video call, and structured progress dashboard

Nawah method

Learn with evidence, not guesswork

Live plan

Weekly

Progress

Tracked
Small groupsBetter questions and follow-up
Practical learningStudents apply every idea
Parent updatesClear confirmation and communication
Secondary student learning online with clear progress tracking and practical exercises
Measurable learningNot just attending a class

Evidence-based learning

Students see what improved, what needs work, and what comes next.

Nawah is designed so every session leaves a clear outcome: one idea understood, one skill practiced, and one follow-up signal for the student and parent.

Clear planEach group has a defined goal, schedule, and session count from day one.
Practice after explanationStudents apply the idea instead of only listening to it.
Visible progressFollow-up highlights strengths, gaps, and next steps.

Clear methodology

Why Nawah?

Because students need a system that explains, trains, and follows up. Nawah builds the habit of understanding and applying.

Understanding before memorization

Students learn the idea behind the answer before memorizing steps.

Practical training

Every concept is connected to guided exercises and real application.

Continuous follow-up

Clear communication with students and parents after registration.

Progress visibility

Short practice and checkpoints make strengths and gaps visible.

Session recordings

Students can revisit explanations according to each group’s policy.

Reliable support

WhatsApp communication keeps confirmations and questions organized.

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Next free session

How to think like a programmer

A free beginner-friendly session introducing computational thinking in a simple, practical way.

First SecondaryProgramming and AI7 Aug 2026, 22:3150 minGoogle Meet
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Limited-size options

Available learning groups

Small online groups designed for questions, practice, and visible progress.

All groups
Programming and AIRegistration openOnline

Programming Foundation — First Secondary

A beginner-friendly foundation group in computational thinking, JavaScript, and practical problem solving.

Starts: 12 Aug 2026 Sunday and Wednesday 7:30 PM 8 sessions20 seats Online90 minFirst Secondary · Foundation
Programming and AILimited seatsOnline

Programming & AI Review — First Secondary

A focused intensive review for students who already studied the basics and need structured practice.

Starts: 20 Aug 2026 Tuesday and Thursday 8:00 PM 4 sessions14 seats Online120 minFirst Secondary · Intensive review
Programming and AIWaitlistOnline

Programming & AI — Egyptian Baccalaureate

Join the interest list for the upcoming Egyptian Baccalaureate programming and AI track.

Starts: To be announced To be announced 8 sessionsWaitlist Online90 minSecond Baccalaureate · Waitlist

Simple journey

How Nawah works

01

Choose

Select the right subject and group.

02

Register

Submit student details in minutes.

03

Confirm

Receive confirmation via WhatsApp.

04

Attend

Join live sessions and start learning.

Built to expand

Subjects

Programming and AI

Available now

Mathematics

Coming soon

Physics

Coming soon

Chemistry

Coming soon

English

Coming soon

See the teaching style

Featured videos

Try Nawah’s teaching style before joining.

All videos
Programming basics8 min

What is programming?

A clear introduction to what programming means and why students should learn it. First Secondary.

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Programming basics12 min

Variables made simple

Understand variables through simple examples from everyday life. First Secondary.

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Exercises15 min

Your first JavaScript programme

A short practical walkthrough to write your first JavaScript code. First Secondary.

Watch

FAQ

Is Nawah suitable for students who have never studied programming?

Yes. Foundation groups start from zero and explain each concept step by step.

Does the student need a laptop?

A laptop or computer is recommended for hands-on practice, but students can attend from a phone when necessary.

Are sessions recorded?

Yes, recordings are available for revision depending on each group’s policy.

How do registration and payment work?

Students register through the website, then Nawah confirms details via WhatsApp. Payment is manual through methods such as InstaPay or bank transfer.

Is there parent follow-up?

Yes. Nawah follows up with parents about confirmations, progress, and important reminders.

Ready to build from the foundation?

Start with a free session or select the right group, and the Nawah team will confirm every detail with you.