Answers parent + learner questions from your KB
Programs, fees, schedules, language of instruction, accreditation, eligibility, scholarships, term dates. Cited from your handbook, not approximated from the open internet.
Parents ask about your programs at 11pm. They forget for six weeks. They come back. Your team can't be in chat for the whole enrollment cycle — but the agent can. Answers from your KB, qualifies the right enrollees, books tours, and reminds families through every stage. Bilingual by default.
Set up in 10 minutes · Trained on your programs & fees · Bilingual by default
Parents inquire six months before a child's start date, then forget, then come back asking the same question worded differently. Admissions teams field the same five questions a hundred times a week — fees, schedule, language of instruction, accreditation, eligibility. Evening and weekend inquiries pile up. Qualified buyers (a Year 7 parent with a clear program preference) and window-shoppers (someone "just curious") look identical in the inbox. The cycle never closes; the team just gets tired.
Inquiry → qualification → program recommendation → tour booked → docs reminder → enrollment confirmed. Each milestone reads from your KB and writes back into your CRM. The parent never restarts the conversation; the team never re-explains the same program twice.
Programs, fees, schedules, language of instruction, accreditation, eligibility, scholarships, term dates. Cited from your handbook, not approximated from the open internet.
Grade level, language preference, budget tier, learning needs, target start date. The admissions team only sees families that fit a real program — not "tell me about your school."
Straight into the admissions team's calendar with the right counsellor for the program. Confirmation, location pin, and a docs checklist all in the same thread.
Day-before tour reminder. Post-tour follow-up with the docs checklist. Six-week-later nudge for parents who went quiet. Same agent voice, never spammy, auto-stops if the family says no.
Khaleeji, MSA, English — code-switches mid-message the way Gulf parents actually message about English-medium programs. Voice notes in any dialect get transcribed and answered in the same register.
The dominant scenario in Gulf education isn't English-only or Arabic-only — it's mixed. Parents send Arabic asking about English-medium programs, switch mid-sentence, and expect the school to follow. The agent does. Khaleeji, Egyptian, Levantine, MSA, English — and code-switches inside one sentence.
Same agent, same memory, same KB — across both languages and either direction.
السلام عليكم، عندكم برنامج إنجليزي للسنة السابعة؟ بنتي قوية في الرياضيات
وعليكم السلام. Yes — our IB Middle Years and bilingual streams both fit Year 7. For maths-strong learners, the IB MYP route is the closer fit. أرسل لكم تفاصيل البرنامجين؟
نعم please, and a school tour Saturday if possible
Booked ✓ Sat 11:00 with the Year 7 lead. Programme briefs incoming. يصلكم الموقع وتذكير قبل الموعد.
The mechanism above shows the visual lifecycle. Below is what the actual chat looks like — verbatim except for parent and program names.
السلام عليكم، أبحث عن برنامج للسنة السابعة. ابنتي في إنجليزي ولكن قوية في الرياضيات والعلوم.
وعليكم السلام. We have two Year 7 tracks that fit — the IB Middle Years Programme (English-medium, accredited internationally) and our Bilingual stream (50% Arabic / 50% English, follows the KSA national framework). For a maths-strong learner, families typically pick IB MYP. Want me to send the program brief for both?
Yes please. Also, what are the fees and is there a tour I can book this weekend?
Briefs are coming through now. Year 7 IB MYP fees are SAR 78,000 / year (full year, three terms); bilingual is SAR 54,000. Both include uniform and term materials; transport is optional add-on. For a tour: Saturday 11:00 with our Year 7 lead, Ms Hala — I can hold that slot if it works?
Saturday 11 works. Anything I should bring?
Booked ✓ Sat 11:00 with Ms Hala. Bring your daughter's last two school reports if available — they help us pre-place her in maths. Location pin and a reminder will land here Friday evening. أهلاً وسهلاً.
Yes — that's the point. Upload your program briefs, fee structure, term calendar, eligibility rules, and accreditation details once; the agent reads them. It doesn't approximate from the open internet. If your school is IB-accredited and not Cambridge, it quotes accordingly. If a parent asks about a curriculum you don't offer, the agent says so honestly and points to the closest fit.
Yes. Bilingual code-switching mid-conversation is the dominant scenario in Gulf education — Arabic question, English program name, Arabic close. The agent mirrors the parent: Khaleeji incoming gets Khaleeji outgoing; English in gets English out; mixed is mixed. Voice notes in any dialect get transcribed and answered in the same register.
Yes. You define the qualifying questions for each program; the agent runs them in conversational order, scores the fit, and routes only meeting-ready families to the admissions team. Window-shoppers get useful answers (program brief, virtual tour link, intake-window dates) without burning a counsellor's time.
Upload your accreditation status and inspection ratings to the agent's KB and it answers from those records. KSA: Ministry of Education + ETEC ratings. UAE: Ministry of Education + KHDA (Dubai) and ADEK (Abu Dhabi) inspection bands. The agent doesn't pretend to know your status — it cites what's in your KB and says "I'll check with admissions" when a parent asks for something outside it.
Yes — the qualification rules adapt. For exam-prep (SAT, IGCSE, Talent Tests, IELTS) the agent qualifies on target exam, target score, intake window, and study mode (group / 1-on-1 / online). For tutoring it qualifies on subject + grade + frequency. The same engine; different intake playbook. Upload yours, and the agent uses it.
No. The agent's role is admin — answering questions from your KB, qualifying, booking tours, reminding through the cycle. It never promises grade outcomes, university admissions, or guaranteed exam scores. Those claims belong to your institute, on your terms, in writing — not to a chatbot speaking on your behalf.
An AI employee for Gulf institutes, schools, and tutoring services. Trained on your programs & fees. Bilingual by default. Spans the full enrollment cycle. Ready in 10 minutes.