Courssat

Courssat (كورسات.كوم) is an Arabic online course marketplace. Learners buy recorded courses one at a time, or in bundles, from a roster of trainers working in design, science and technology, marketing, business administration, content creation and languages. Its about page describes it as "منصة تعليمية إلكترونية تساعد الطلاب والمحترفين على تطوير مهاراتهم من خلال دورات عالية الجودة" (an e-learning platform that helps students and professionals develop their skills through high-quality courses), under the slogan "تمكين التعلم للجميع" (enabling learning for everyone).

The footer places it inside a larger group: "كورسات هي منظومة تعليمية عربية تعمل من خلال عدة علامات ومنصات تدريبية متخصصة" (Koursat is an Arabic educational system working through several specialized training brands and platforms), each built to serve a different market with the same vision and quality. The about page gives its mission as making education available and effective for everyone with the latest educational technology, and its vision as becoming the world's leading platform for digital education and future skills.

The catalog in numbers and subjects

The home page claims "أكثر من +500 كورس لمختلف المجالات مدى الحياة" (more than 500 courses across fields, for life), along with 200K+ registered students and 100+ trainers. The six categories are design, science and technology, marketing, business administration, content creation and languages.

The newest and most-watched courses give a good sense of the range. Content creation is the strongest area: a course on the behind-the-scenes of video making with Mostafa Makram, a DaVinci Resolve editing course from Haytham Hassan, a comprehensive design course and an editing course from Hisham Mustafa, professional video shooting, whiteboard animation, and, among related courses, chroma key and motion graphics, CapCut editing and Filmora X editing for beginners from Hosni Abdelrahman. Business and marketing courses include an integrated marketing plan with an execution plan from Mohamed Faramawy, landing page design linked to a sales funnel from Ahmed Abaas, and a course on customer satisfaction and loyalty from Omar Amr. Technology and AI courses cover Excel data analysis with AI dashboards from Emad AbdelMageed, Python with AI tools 2026 from Elamir Mansour, AI image and video production and a comprehensive AI guide for individuals and companies from Amira Talaat, and inventing robots with AI. Languages run from German and French to a two-stage comprehensive English course, English for business and freelancing, and a PTE Academic preparation course from the Courssat Team. A few courses sit outside these lines, such as "إزاي تتجوز صح بدون قايمة", a course about getting married, and one called "أدرك عمرك" (know your age).

What a course page shows

Each course page is laid out the same way, with tabs for course details, course content and ratings, so learners can read other students' reviews. The details tab covers a description, what students will learn, the requirements, who the course is for, and three counts: lessons, hours and enrolled students. Some examples:

• "دليلك الشامل للمونتاج والربح منه (Davinci Resolve)" (your complete guide to editing and earning from it) by Haytham Hassan: 43 lessons, 6 hours, 998 enrolled students. It walks through installing DaVinci Resolve, its Media, Edit, Fusion, Color, Fairlight and Deliver tabs, special effects in Fusion, keyboard shortcuts and how to earn from editing. The page promises practical projects, ongoing support from the trainer and fellow students, and extra templates and tools, and asks for a Windows 10 computer, ideally with 16 GB of RAM.
• Mostafa Makram's video-making course: 33 lessons, 1 hour, 149 students, covering shooting basics, lighting, reels and short videos, filming with a phone, starter equipment, organizing a shoot and the content creator's mindset.
• The German A1 course by Abdullah Farouk: 31 lessons, 6 hours, 93 students. Its eight-lesson outline moves from greetings and introductions through numbers, furniture vocabulary and prices to the Akkusativ case, making appointments and telling the time. It needs no prior German, just a phone or laptop with an internet connection.
• The French course by Rana Antar: 56 lessons, 7 hours, 75 students, covering pronunciation, sentence building, core grammar, everyday vocabulary for restaurants, travel and shopping, conversation practice and basic verb conjugation, aimed at complete beginners.

Instructor bios sit under each course. Mostafa Makram is described as having more than 15 years with design software across 3D, 2D and video editing. Haytham Hassan is a freelance video editor with 5 years of experience who publishes editing and visual effects videos on his own channel. Rana Antar is a French teacher with 9 years of experience, specializing in online teaching and DELF and TCF course content, and holds a DELF B2 certificate. Abdullah Farouk's headline calls him "Co-Founder of I Play German", promising to turn beginners into fluent speakers in 9 months.

Prices, bundles and payment

Every course is priced in US dollars, nearly always as a "subscribe now" price beside a higher crossed-out one. On the home page the cheapest is the marriage course at 10 dollars instead of 25, and the most expensive is the PTE Academic course at 199 dollars instead of 300. Typical examples: the DaVinci Resolve course at 35 dollars instead of 200, Mostafa Makram's course at 50 instead of 100, the French course at 35 instead of 50, German A1 at 30 instead of 40, the marketing plan course at 99 instead of 198, Excel with AI dashboards at 25 instead of 30, Python with AI tools at 20 instead of 25, and English for business and freelancing at 14 instead of 29. Hosni Abdelrahman's three editing courses each cost 20 dollars. A checkout field asks "هل لديك كوبون؟" (do you have a coupon?).

Bundles are priced at 80 dollars each. Courssat Partners (Plan-B) sells a three-course comprehensive English bundle and a seven-course programming and freelancing skills bundle; Hisham Mustafa sells a two-course design and editing bundle; and a two-course bundle covers both stages of the comprehensive English course. Plan-B's individual courses in English pronunciation, English listening skills and academic writing in English sell for 18 dollars instead of 20, and its Chinese pronunciation rules course for 15 dollars instead of 20.

On payment, the home page says it offers "جميع طرق الدفع العالمية" (all global payment methods) so learners can join from anywhere, and each course page adds that all local methods are accepted: prepaid card, credit card, the Vodafone Cash, Etisalat Cash and Orange Cash e-wallets, Fawry and Aman. Learners register on the platform to complete the purchase.

Certificates, access and the app

The about page lists three reasons to choose Courssat: expert trainers who are professionals and experienced academics, flexible learning at any time, from anywhere and at your own pace, and "شهادات معتمدة" (certified certificates) that it says will strengthen your career prospects. The footer offers a mobile app download.

Who it suits

Courssat suits Arabic-speaking learners who want short, practical, low-cost courses, especially in video shooting and editing, design, digital marketing, Excel and AI tools, or beginner German, French and English. The per-course pricing with frequent discounts, the dollar bundles and the wide range of local payment methods make it easy to buy one course and try it, and the lesson, hour and enrollment counts on each page help a learner judge a course before paying.

It is a weaker fit for someone who wants live classes or a cohort, since the courses are recorded, or for a learner who needs a formal qualification, since the site describes its certificates only in general terms.