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Run courses, exams and certificates on one platform

Courses built in modules, exams marked on the server in a locked player, certificates anyone can check, accreditation filings tracked, and staff qualifications that do not lapse unnoticed.

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What you get

The parts of Tarleaks a training provider or school uses most. Each links to the full feature list.

Courses built in modules

Build a course with a pass mark and a certificate validity, organised in modules of video, article and quiz lessons, in Arabic or English.

Learning

Exams marked on the server

The answer key stays on the server. Choice, true or false, number, ordering and matching questions are marked automatically; essays wait for a person to score them.

Learning

A locked exam player

The player notices leaving the window, copy, paste and print, records each one as evidence, and can end the exam after too many incidents.

Learning

Certificates anyone can check

Each certificate is digitally signed and carries a quick response (QR) code. Scanning it shows whether it is active or revoked, with no login and no personal details.

Learning

Accreditation filings tracked

Keep a register of the bodies you report to and track each submission from draft to accepted or rejected. Your staff send it; the module records each step.

Learning

Teacher and trainer qualifications

Track each teacher's and trainer's professional certifications with credential number and expiry, reminders to HR before they lapse, and a record of who verified the original.

HR

Apps you will use

The apps an education or training provider usually starts with. Each joins the same people and records.

Also used every term

Smaller pieces for sessions, test centres and staff.

  • Online sessions recorded and transcribed by speaker, in Arabic, English or both. Meetings
  • Outside learners join a session from a guest link, with no account needed. Meetings
  • A journal of registrations, attempts, payments and certificates that is only ever added to, exported for a regulator. Learning
  • For test centres: tickets queued today, serving now, no-shows and average waiting time for each centre. Learning
  • Circulars to all staff, a department or a role, found in each person's register. Correspondence
  • A public career page for each teaching or training vacancy, with the application on the same page. Recruitment

Guides

Plain-language guides from our blog, with their official sources, and step-by-step guides for each role.

Step-by-step role guides

Questions

Can candidates sit an exam in Arabic?

Yes. The candidate switches the exam player between Arabic and English at any time, and Arabic turns the whole layout right to left.

Can an employer check a certificate?

Yes. Scanning the certificate's code opens a public page with its number, whether it is active or revoked, its end date and whether the signature checks out. No login is needed and no personal details are shown.

Is everything done on screen?

Not yet. Staff courses are switched on for your company during setup, and quiz questions are loaded through the application programming interface (API). Several exam-centre steps, such as registering candidates, setting up programmes and issuing exam certificates, are done through the AI Copilot or the API.

Does the module send filings to the accrediting body?

No. Your staff prepare and send each submission, and the module tracks it from draft to accepted, rejected or withdrawn, with who did what and when.

Not covered yet

  • There is no student information system: admissions, class timetables, grades and report cards are not part of the product.
  • Learner portals, class cohorts, attendance and credit tracking in Learning are not live yet.

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Tell us how you run courses, exams and certificates today, and we will show you the same work in Tarleaks.

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