easyT

What easyT is

easyT is an Arabic-language online course library for adult learners who want practical skills in technology, design, marketing, business and personal development. It is the digital arm of the Egyptian Center for Science Simplification (المركز المصرى لتبسيط العلوم), which the About page says has worked since 2003 on turning complex knowledge into clear, practical explanations available to everyone. The platform itself launched in 2018. The site interface is offered in Arabic, English and French, while the courses shown are taught in Arabic.

The About page tells the history in stages: the center was founded in 2003 as a training institute for informatics, management and human development; in 2008 it expanded into publishing reference books; in 2012 it moved into video and produced what it calls thousands of educational videos; in 2018 it launched easyT.online; and in 2026 it rebuilt the platform from scratch with three-language support, a subscription priced fairly for each region, and an AI guide in every lesson. Its stated mission is to give Arabs everywhere deep, current knowledge in their own language and at prices that suit their economy.

What a learner gets

The catalog

The courses page counts 392 courses, filtered into eleven sections: design and visual arts; programming and software development; artificial intelligence and its applications; languages and computer basics; digital marketing and sales; e-commerce and online earning; business and money management; data analysis and statistics; self-development; cybersecurity and networks; and kids' education. The subscription page describes the library as "+400 دورة احترافية و+50 دبلومة" (400+ professional courses and 50+ diplomas), with new content added monthly, and the About page counts more than 600 courses and programs.

The course titles on the page show the mix. They include building AI agents with Claude and Claude Code, an AI-built clinic management system, project management with ClickUp, restaurant and café marketing, starting a clothing brand, Corona Render for architecture, self-confidence for women, scriptwriting for audio content, AI video ads, character animation with Moho, Wireshark for ethical hackers, a Fortinet security lab aimed at the Fortinet certification, sales funnels, an n8n automation agent, social engineering in cybersecurity, MongoDB, behavior modification strategies and Microsoft Access. Each course card shows a star rating with its number of reviews and a learner count. The home page also lists courses coming soon for subscribers at no extra cost, among them AWS, Microsoft Azure, DevOps, Docker and Kubernetes, data engineering, RAG, fine-tuning, MLOps, Salesforce, SAP, Unreal Engine, solar energy design and ESG reporting.

Diplomas and teaching approach

Beyond single courses, easyT groups content into diplomas. The FAQ says each diploma is built progressively, starting with the basics and ending in applied projects, with no prerequisites on most tracks. It puts the typical diploma at 20 to 40 study hours, and says most learners finish in one to three months at about an hour a day, with no fixed schedule. The FAQ also says there are tests after every unit.

The About page explains the house style: "محتوى ممتد، لا دورات قصيرة" (extended content, not short courses). It says courses are long on purpose, so the learner leaves able to apply the skill. Every course comes with downloadable PDF material, summaries, worksheets and references for further study, and each course goes through a content and technical review before publication. Instructors, the page says, are chosen for both practical experience and the ability to explain, judged on their track record rather than their degree alone.

Zayko, the AI tutor

The feature easyT leads with is Zayko (زيكو), described as "مرشدك الذكى 24/7" (your smart guide, 24/7). The home page says it sits inside every lesson: it understands what you are studying, re-explains any part in a style that suits you, summarizes the video in points, asks questions to fix the material, and builds a personal study plan matched to your pace and level. The home page headline calls easyT "أول منصة عربية مدعومة بالذكاء الاصطناعي" (the first Arabic platform powered by artificial intelligence).

Community, live sessions and devices

Learners can post questions and comments to others studying the same lesson, or open a discussion with the whole platform through Q&A pages. Alongside recorded courses, the site runs live courses and live webinars; the home page shows an example, a live course on Meta ads using Claude and ChatGPT, held Saturdays and Tuesdays from 6 to 8 pm. The subscription includes an e-book library read directly on the platform, with notes and bookmarks.

On devices the pages differ. The home and subscription pages describe apps for iOS, Android and Smart TV, and lesson downloads for offline viewing through the mobile apps. The site footer says the Android app is available now and the rest are still in development.

Certificates

After passing a final exam, learners receive a certificate of completion that can be shared on LinkedIn and job sites. The FAQ says every certificate has a unique verification link an employer can check, and is frank about its limits: it is practical proof of skills, "وليست بديلا عن الشهادة الجامعية الرسمية" (not a substitute for an official university degree). Certificates stay valid and downloadable after a subscription is canceled.

Plans and prices

The subscription page sells one subscription, in US dollars, at three billing lengths:

• Annual: 12 months for the price of 6, shown as $11 a month (struck through from $22) and billed $132 a year. It is marked as the most popular, saving 50%.
• Quarterly: 3 months for the price of 2, $15 a month, billed $44 every 3 months, saving 33%.
• Monthly: $22 a month, billed monthly.

Every plan includes all courses and diplomas, Zayko, offline downloads through the mobile app, the e-book library, AI study plans, shareable certificates, the in-lesson community and a fixed 20% discount on live courses. The page argues the case with its own numbers: the average single course costs $28, five courses a year cover the annual subscription, and the average learner completes 20 courses a year, which it values at $560 against $132.

The subscription FAQ fills in the terms. Plans renew automatically on the same plan unless canceled before the renewal date, with an email reminder first. Learners can upgrade or switch plans at any time, with the difference prorated on the days left. Canceling is done from account settings, and access continues to the end of the paid period. The About page says prices take each region's circumstances into account, and companies and institutions get custom plans by contacting the support team.

For instructors and companies

The site has an "easyT للشركات" (easyT for companies) section and a "join as instructor" path, plus an affiliate program. The About page counts more than 150 specialist instructors and more than 50 international partnerships, and the instructors page lists 85 instructors sorted by learner numbers, the largest with 40 courses and 104.6K learners.

A sister product, Qa3at Online (qa3at.online), is promoted on the home page for instructors who want their own branded platform: run live classes, sell recorded courses, and manage students, schedules and payments in one place.

Who it suits

easyT suits Arabic-speaking adults who want long, structured courses rather than short clips, especially in AI tools, programming, design, cybersecurity and digital marketing. The flat subscription makes most sense for someone planning several courses or a full diploma, and the AI tutor helps self-taught learners who have no instructor to ask. Career changers and freelancers get a verifiable certificate for a LinkedIn profile.

It suits less a learner who needs a formal qualification, since the FAQ itself says the certificate does not replace a university degree, or one who wants content outside Arabic. iPhone and TV users should check app availability, as the pages describe those apps differently.