TikTok launches in-app education hub

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Updated 07 March 2023
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TikTok launches in-app education hub

  • ‘School Ready’ combines learning and entertainment in partnership with other platforms

DUBAI: TikTok has launched an in-app learning content hub, called “School Ready,” to bring together entertainment and education.

The company has partnered with several e-learning platforms such as Abwaab, Noon Academy and Nafham in Saudi Arabia and Egypt to spotlight high school education and exam preparation content through the hub.

In addition to providing access to e-learning platforms, the hub will also offer short courses and exam tips.

A dedicated landing page will serve as the main location to showcase school education and tutoring content around various subjects for Grade 10 to Grade 12 students. 

TikTok’s e-learning partners will regularly publish educational videos and curriculum-related updates on the platform.

The hub will also include partner accounts, and other content from educational creators covering subjects such as math, science and language, and issues such as time management and pre-exam anxiety.

Users will be able to share feedback in the suggestions box regarding any educational content they would like to see.

The move is part of TikTok’s efforts to combine education and entertainment by providing credible content through partnerships with verified institutes.


Saudi Journalists Association board meets in Al-Ahsa, holds talks with IFJ chief

Updated 12 January 2026
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Saudi Journalists Association board meets in Al-Ahsa, holds talks with IFJ chief

  • SJA’s board of directors’ discussions focused on strengthening international partnerships and developing association assets
  • IFJ Secretary-General Anthony Bellanger praised role of Saudi women on the board

LONDON: The board of directors of the Saudi Journalists Association held its fifth meeting in Al-Ahsa Governorate under the chairmanship of Adhwan Mohammed Al-Ahmari, with discussions focused on strengthening international partnerships and developing the association’s assets.

The board reviewed proposals from banks and financial companies to invest in and develop the association’s land in the Al Sahafa district of Riyadh.

Members also discussed ways to bolster cooperation with the International Federation of Journalists and the Gulf Press Union, underscoring the SJA’s growing international role.

At the close of the meeting, Al-Ahmari hosted IFJ Secretary-General Anthony Bellanger, who praised the association’s work in serving media professionals and highlighted the prominent role played by Saudi women on the board.

Al-Ahmari, in turn, commended the efforts of the SJA’s Al-Ahsa branch in hosting meetings of the Gulf Press Unions, the Federation of West Asian Journalists and the association’s board.

He also expressed his gratitude to Al-Ahsa Governorate, the Saudi Tourism Authority, and the Saudi Railway Company for their support.

Al-Ahmari said choosing Al-Ahsa reflects the association’s strategy to diversify its activities thtoughout the Kingdom and display the cultural diversity of its regions to international guests, supporting the Tourism Authority’s media outreach and the positive impressions shared by visitors.