School support & exams
Groups by school grade in the subjects offered. Strengthen foundations and prepare for exams in the sixth year of primary school or third year of middle school.
Languages & school support · Ages 8–16A real space
A real space
to learn.
And to rise.
Small online classes where your child can ask questions, practise and make progress. And where you can follow their learning journey.
One-to-one video call · No commitment
سناء
Up to 5 learnersSmall groups where everyone participates.
Separate girls’ and boys’ groupsA clear arrangement from enrolment.
Lessons after schoolWeekdays and Saturdays · Morocco time.
About us · The Sanae spiritGrowing in knowledge.
Growing in knowledge.
And in confidence.
Sanae, سناء, evokes elevation and nobility. This name reflects our belief: learning opens possibilities, gives children a voice and helps them find their place.
We imagined an online academy where every child has time to try, make mistakes and understand. Small groups to be heard, with teaching adapted to their age so they can move forward with confidence.
Knowledge that lights the wayConnections that bring us closerConfidence that grows
Opening up to the world while staying connected to our roots.
Our programmesA specific need.
A specific need.
The right starting point.
The assessment helps identify a goal and suggest a group that matches your child’s level, needs and age.
FrenchIdeas expressed aloud.
Ideas expressed aloud.
Strong foundations in writing.
Comprehension, spelling, grammar and writing. This programme also supports children who speak French fluently but need to strengthen their written skills.
Find the right level ↗An example of a learning goal
“Understand a rule, then use it in a sentence of your own.”Comprehension · Speaking · Reading · Writing
A programme for children of Moroccans abroad
Family language, written Arabic or preparation for a Moroccan school: adapted to previous schooling and the school being considered.
School supportUnderstand the method.
Understand the method.
Build an answer.
Four subjects to explore, depending on your child’s grade. Select a subject to discover our approach.
One goal at a time
Mathematics
Revisit the basics, understand instructions and choose a method. Then explain the reasoning and practise with exercises suited to the school grade.
Example: move from “I don’t know where to start” to a justified first step.
Let’s discuss their needs ↗Groups by school grade. Subjects depend on the grade and available groups.
Children of Moroccans abroad · In Morocco and beyondWords that connect us.
جذورنا
Words that connect us.
Roots that help us grow.
جذورناLiving abroad, visiting for the holidays or preparing to return: every child can build their own connection with Morocco.
Keeping the connection alive, even at a distance.
Understand relatives, join a conversation and discover everyday expressions. Darija becomes a living connection with family and the Moroccan community.
- Talk with grandparents and cousins.
- Discover cultural reference points and everyday life.
- Explore Modern Standard Arabic for reading and writing.
قِيَم
Cultural roots and values to share.
An age-appropriate Islamic education programme can complement this learning: stories of the prophets, respect, honesty, kindness and responsibility. Stories and discussion encourage understanding and reflection, in line with the family’s expectations. This is separate from Qur’an lessons.
Our approachUnderstand the child,
Understand the child,
before forming the group.
A child is more than a level or a mark. Their needs, existing skills and way of participating guide our teaching.
An individual assessment
A free video conversation with a few activities to understand existing skills and difficulties.
A compatible group
School support by grade; languages by level and needs. Separate girls’ and boys’ groups, with an age gap of no more than two to three years.
Guided practice
Structured steps, time for questions and explanations rephrased when needed.
Private parent updates
Attendance, work, homework and useful observations. An individual record and an end-of-cycle review to plan what comes next.
Classes take place by video in the assigned group. WhatsApp is used for private updates with legal guardians during agreed hours.
Launch offer
A simple start.
Each package covers one language or a focused school-support programme. Eight sessions over four weeks, with two sessions per week.
A learning journey with a place for everyone
Languages: 350 DHSchool support: 400 DH
250 MAD / learner
8 sessions · 4 weeks
- Free individual assessment
- Groups of 3–5 learners, girls and boys separately
- Planned resources, exercises and corrections
- Private parent updates and end-of-cycle review
Join together, learn at your own level
Languages: 350 DHSchool support: 400 DH
200 MAD / learner
For two learners enrolling together · 8 sessions each
- Siblings or relatives, two confirmed enrolments
- This rate applies to each learner
- An assessment for each child
- Groups assigned by needs, not necessarily together
The administration will announce the launch period.
Monday–Friday · 18:00–22:00Saturday · 16:00–20:00
Two sessions per week. Your group’s lesson times are confirmed at enrolment.
Free assessmentFirst,
First,
let’s get to know each other.
A 20–25-minute individual video call to understand your child’s needs and find the right starting point.
An initial conversation to listen to your child, understand their needs and suggest an achievable goal. You leave with a clear idea of the right programme.
Tell us about your child. Prepare your request, then send it on WhatsApp to arrange an appointment.
Your request is ready.
Review the message, then open WhatsApp to send it yourself.
Parents’ questionsHelpful answers,
Helpful answers,
before you begin.
How are groups organised?
School support follows the school grade. Language groups are based on the assessment of level and needs. Girls and boys are always in separate groups, with an age gap of no more than three years. Each group has a maximum of five learners.
Is the assessment an exam?
It is a starting-point review, not a graded exam or certificate. Conversation and a few activities help identify existing skills, areas to work on and the next cycle’s goal.
Will two children from the same family be together?
Not necessarily. The two-learner offer is a launch discount. Each child joins a group that fits their grade or level, age and the separate girls’ and boys’ arrangement.
How are parents kept informed?
Private communication with the legal guardian covers attendance, homework, useful observations and an end-of-cycle review. Lessons take place by video, rather than being broadcast in a large WhatsApp group.
What if no group is suitable?
A waiting list or another time slot may be offered. Enrolment and payment are confirmed under the communicated terms; no unsuitable group is imposed.
When does the launch offer end?
The administration will announce the launch period. Contact the academy for dates and available groups.
What ages are the courses for?
Programmes are for ages 8–16. Groups take account of age, with a maximum three-year gap, and school grade or language level depending on the programme.
Can a complete beginner join a language class?
Yes. The assessment identifies the starting point and a suitable group. A child discovering a language need not have the same skills as one who already speaks it at home.
Which school subjects do you offer?
Mathematics, Life & Earth Sciences, Physics & Chemistry, and History & Geography, depending on grade and available groups. The programme and goals are defined before enrolment.
Can we attend from abroad?
Yes. Lessons are online. We check availability and time differences to suggest a suitable group, including when clocks change in Morocco or your country.
Is the Moroccan roots programme only for families moving back?
No. It also supports children living abroad who want to talk with relatives, and those visiting Morocco for holidays. Darija, Modern Standard Arabic and cultural learning serve different goals.
What is the difference between Darija and Modern Standard Arabic?
Darija focuses on everyday exchanges, listening and conversation. Modern Standard Arabic develops reading, writing and expression in the written and school language. The assessment helps choose where to start.
What does Islamic education cover?
Stories of the prophets, principles and values such as respect, honesty and kindness, discussed in an age-appropriate way. This programme is separate from Qur’an recitation or memorisation classes.
What equipment does my child need?
A computer or tablet, a stable connection, a microphone and ideally headphones. Also prepare a notebook, pen and a quiet space. Connection details are shared before the first lesson.
How many sessions are included?
Each advertised package includes eight sessions over four weeks, with two sessions per week. Times and duration are confirmed with the group before enrolment.
Do we need books or printed materials?
Required resources and exercises are specified for each programme. A notebook is enough for many activities; families are told in advance if printing or particular materials are needed.
How do we book the free assessment?
Prepare a request with your child’s age, grade, programme and availability, then send it to the academy on WhatsApp to arrange an appointment.
What if my child misses a lesson?
Let the academy know as soon as possible. Absence, catch-up and rescheduling terms are shared before enrolment. A replacement session depends on availability and is not automatic.