Frequently asked questions
All your questions, gathered in one place.
Yes. We have supported non-Arabic speakers for over 10 years, with paths adapted from complete beginner to advanced levels.
We follow the official program of the Tunisian Ministry of Education, with report cards to ease grade transitions.
Live video classes, with camera, in lag-free rooms. Replays are available in case of absence.
We build schedules taking each family's country of residence into account.
From the very first lesson, the teacher assesses the student to tailor the program to their needs. You can also take this test beforehand with our teaching team (subject to availability).
We focus on transparency and closeness:
Platform & app: regular monitoring via our dedicated space.
Direct contact: an internal chat to communicate with the teacher.
Administration: our team remains entirely at your disposal.
LYAMAMATAYN is a legally registered and certified structure in Tunisia. Official procedures are under way to obtain its accreditation as the country's first online school. In the meantime, we offer remote educational support within the framework of home education, under the legal responsibility of the parents.
Yes, absolutely. In addition to the Tunisian programme, we offer reinforcement modules for learning the Quran, religious education or language improvement. These options allow for a personalised path.
We adapt our calendar to the needs of expatriate families:
Own calendar: a rhythm designed for remote support.
Schedule flexibility: time slots are adjusted, as far as possible, according to your country of residence.
Yes. Enrolment is open all year round, subject to available places in each class.
Yes, each student receives a certificate of attendance, a detailed termly report and a pedagogical progress assessment. These documents are valuable to support the child's level during official tests (e.g. the Mandoubia test in Tunisia).
We offer mock exams and guided revision to ensure their full success. To sit the exams as an independent candidate, the student must generally be administratively attached to a recognised institution; our rigorous preparation greatly facilitates this transition.
Yes. Our structure supports families (expatriate or future expatriate) all over the world. It is, however, up to each family to check compliance with the local legislation of their country of residence.
Yes. Our students have been accepted by the Ministries of Education in Qatar and Saudi Arabia thanks to our reports. They were able to join in-person schools without dropping a level, moving directly to the next grade.
It is a programme for future expatriates: we explain to parents how the Tunisian system works and we prepare the student in the academic and linguistic basics (literary Arabic and dialect) so they feel comfortable as soon as they arrive in Tunisia.
No, that is not enough. The Tunisian programme is intensive. We advise anticipating 1, 2 or even 3 years before your return. The earlier you enrol your child, the more you avoid them losing a year on arrival. Take advantage of our adapted schedules (Wednesday, weekend and after school hours).
For the sake of simplicity, we limit purchases to the strict minimum.
Supplies: no list to plan at enrolment; a precise list will be provided by the teacher during the first lesson.
Exclusive textbooks: we use our own specialised textbooks, strictly reserved for our students.
Currently, no: we focus on our distance-learning expertise. However, we do not rule out offering in-person solutions in the future.
Yes, absolutely. We welcome students of all levels, from complete beginner (level 0) to advanced levels. Each child benefits from a programme adapted to their actual knowledge.
As a school, we work on the basis of the full school year to ensure pedagogical continuity.
Annual commitment: enrolment commits you for the entire school year (from September to the end of June), including for enrolment during the year.
Summer period: summer camps (July-August) are optional, at the family's choice.