Tatbeeqi Launches New Updates to Enhance Digital Services

The Public Authority for Applied Education and Training (PAAET) has launched an updated version of the “Tatbeeqi” application for smartphones running iOS and Android operating systems. The update includes a range of new services and features designed for students and faculty and training staff, aiming to facilitate academic and administrative transactions and enhance communication among all parties involved in the educational process. This development aligns with the Authority’s ongoing efforts to develop its digital infrastructure and improve the quality of services provided to its affiliates.

In a press statement, PAAET noted that this update is part of the Authority’s strategy to leverage modern technologies and provide integrated electronic services through a unified platform, enabling users to complete various procedures and monitor their academic and professional affairs easily and conveniently, without the need for paper-based reviews or personal visits.

In this context, Maasouma Al-Bushra, Director of the Information Systems Center at PAAET, stated that the new version includes a suite of newly introduced services for students. Key features include the ability to electronically evaluate the teaching performance of faculty members, view weekly course plans, grade distributions, and exam schedules, as well as monitor enrolled courses and receive notifications and alerts regarding exam dates and academic updates.

Al-Bushra added that the update provides faculty and training staff with integrated digital tools for course management. These tools allow for the preparation of weekly plans, setting grade distributions and exam schedules, and automatically notifying students. Additional features include recording and tracking absences, viewing teaching performance evaluation results, and utilizing a digital professional identity and electronic work card that enable data sharing via QR codes.

She clarified that the application also offers features to enhance security and ease of use, including single sign-on using official PAAET accounts, two-factor authentication, and facial recognition login. Furthermore, users can customize notifications and switch between Arabic and English languages.

Al-Bushra emphasized that the Information Systems Center continues to develop the application and add new services based on user feedback and needs. She revealed that work is underway on a new version of the application, scheduled for release next month, which will include broader services and additional improvements to enhance the user experience.