UPP, a strategic service provider to the Ministry of Education, has appointed TechKnowledge to give a digital Arabic reading solution for all k-7 native and non-native Arabic speaking students throughout all public and private schools in the Emirates.

This strategic partnership offers unlimited access to the award winning Arabic Digital Reading Solution, Nahla wa Nahil, winner of the Best Primary Resource prize in the GESS Education Awards 2019, to all K-7 students throughout all schools in the UAE.

A main aim is to fuel young minds with passion to learn and read Arabic through this upcoming generation adaptive learning literacy platform. The result will be considerably enhanced Arabic reading and comprehension skills across in all students throughout the UAE.

With this precious partnership, students will be better outfitted to enrich their Arabic language and reading skills at their own pace making use of an engaging platform which adapts to and improves their unique abilities. Nahla wa Nahil will be integrated into the ministrys Learning Management System for all public schools. Private schools will gain access directly via the Nahla wa Nahil web interface.

Our decision to grant nationwide access to Nahla wa Nahil is a consequence of the rapid digital transformation that the education sector is going through. It is our aim to better prepare students for the 4th industrial revolution. With this strategic partnership, we are looking to embark upon the upcoming generation of learning to assist our students unleash their full ability and achieve greater excellence in Arabic literacy., stated Dr. Hamad Alyahyaei Assistant undersecretary for curriculum and assessment sector at the ministry of Education, UAE.

It is absolutely essential that our children rediscover the love of the Arabic language. Language is the base of culture and heritage and the Arabic language has been at risk of erosion. We are proud that the Ministry of Education, after complete evaluation, has chosen Nahla wa Nahil to be accessible to all k-7 students. We look forward to working with UPP and the Ministry to roll out access to all schools in the UAE. stated Rany AlBaghdadi, President of TechKnowledge.