◆ In development
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Saksham, built for Oman.
Arabic-first, not Arabic-translated. The same platform Frae operates for schools in India, rebuilt around the language, the calendar and the reporting a school in Oman actually works to.
- What it is
- Saksham, built for Oman. The same operated platform — admissions to alumni, fees to examinations — rebuilt Arabic-first rather than translated into Arabic.
- Who it serves
- Schools in Oman and, in time, the wider GCC.
- Status
- In development. There is no live deployment yet, and no launch date we are willing to publish.
- What is settled
- Arabic-first interface and reporting, right-to-left throughout, and the same fully operated model Frae runs everywhere else — we run it, you use it.
What we are still working out
We would rather say this plainly than imply the work is finished. If you run a school in Oman, these are the questions we would want to ask you.
- Which reporting formats Omani schools are held to, and how closely they map to what Saksham already produces.
- Whether the academic calendar and fee cycles need structural changes or only configuration.
- What a support desk in the region looks like at the hours schools actually need it.
Interested early?
The first institutions shape what this becomes. Tell us about your school and we will tell you plainly whether Tamkeen is the right fit, and when.