The full course
200 EGP instead of 250
Launch offer · 60% off
100 EGP
Instead of 250 · previous offer 200
The offer runs until
- All the course content: the four units and their lessons
- The comprehensive term exams
For second-year Egyptian Baccalaureate students
Simple explanations of the curriculum's concepts, organized revision, and question practice for second-year Egyptian Baccalaureate students.
The lessons platform
4 units and 14 lessons, and every lesson has an explanation, a summary, practice and an exam. The first lesson is free for everyone, and the other lessons open with an activation code.
Prices
Message me on WhatsApp and you'll get an access code to activate on your account on the platform. The first lesson is free for everyone.
200 EGP instead of 250
Launch offer · 60% off
100 EGP
Instead of 250 · previous offer 200
The offer runs until
50 EGP per unit
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50 EGP
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If you can't afford to pay right now, don't be shy: message me on WhatsApp and ask for a free access code.
Ask for a free access codeAbout the teacher
I'm Mohamed Abdelfattah, a software engineer specializing in programming and artificial intelligence, with more than 6 years of programming experience. My academic background is in software engineering: I hold a bachelor's degree from the Faculty of Science – Alexandria University, Department of Software Industry and Multimedia.
I have worked as a programming teacher and as a coach for the international ICPC programming contest. My aim is to bring theoretical concepts closer to students and help them understand them and get ready for the exam with confidence.
My engineering background helps me explain an idea from its roots: what the term means, how it relates to the rest of the lesson, and how a student can tell similar definitions apart instead of memorizing them without understanding.
How I teach
We start with what the concept means and why it exists, and then the wording of the definition becomes easier and sticks better.
We break big terms down into clear words and review the difference between each concept and the next.
Every idea is linked to a simple example that helps the student grasp how the parts of the curriculum relate.
We practice direct questions, comparison questions and questions that apply the theoretical concepts.
Mistakes become a study map: we understand why the mistake happened and fix the point in an organized way instead of rushing past it.
Learning content
All of this is available now on the platform: 4 units and 14 lessons, and every lesson has an explanation, a summary, practice and an exam, along with a review and comprehensive exams for every unit and for the whole term.
An organized explanation that focuses on how the ideas relate, not just reading out the definitions.
Revision maps that help the student take in the lesson and get back to the key points quickly.
Short, focused questions to test understanding after every part of the curriculum.
An exam for every lesson, and comprehensive exams for every unit and for the whole term, and your results are saved so you can follow your progress.
The student book's exercises for every lesson, with their numbering: solve them first, then reveal the answer.
Why these lessons?
My experience in software engineering lets me explain technical concepts in organized language that's close to the student.
The explanation simplifies the terms, but it keeps the curriculum's accuracy and the expected way of answering.
Organized revision and question practice so the student goes into the exam knowing what's required.
The aim is for the student to ask, make mistakes, review, and come away with a clearer study plan.
FAQ
Second-year Egyptian Baccalaureate students studying Programming and Artificial Intelligence, and parents who want to understand what the lessons are like.
Yes. The explanation starts from the basic idea and breaks down the terms step by step before going into the details of the lesson and the questions.
The main focus is on understanding the Baccalaureate's theoretical curriculum and getting ready for the exam. Practical experience helps make the examples simpler, but it isn't a practical programming course.
Yes. Every lesson on the platform has a summary, practice questions whose answers you reveal whenever you like, the student book's questions with answers, and a lesson exam.
Message me on WhatsApp or call 01221805147, or use the Facebook page at the bottom of this page.
Yes, on the platform. The first lesson is free for everyone, and the other lessons open with an activation code. Students in the in-person groups get free access after the teacher approves it.
Contact me
If you're a student or a parent and want to know the details of the lessons and the groups, get in touch.