Education Marketing for schools and training centres in Saudi Arabia
Parents and trainees compare you online long before they visit. If your website, social pages and course details are hard to find or out of date, they enrol somewhere else.
Enrolment is won online, in a short window
Enrolment season is short
Many school registrations arrive in the weeks before a new term. Content and ads that start late miss the families who already decided.
Parents compare schools on their phones
They check the website, Instagram, Google Maps reviews and WhatsApp groups. Missing fees guidance, unclear curriculum pages or no campus photos make the shortlist easy to leave.
Course pages do not convert
Training centres often list courses as a PDF or a social post. Trainees want dates, outcomes, entry requirements and a registration form on one page.
Two languages, two audiences
Saudi and expatriate families read in Arabic, English or both. A site that is fully written in one language and roughly translated in the other loses half of them.
What we deliver
We build what parents and trainees look at when they decide, and plan content around your academic calendar rather than random posting.
School or institute website
Admissions, curriculum or course pages, campus and facilities, staff, news and an enquiry or registration form, in Arabic and English.
Enrolment campaigns
Paid social and search ads timed to your registration window, with landing pages that capture enquiries for your admissions team.
Campus photography and video
Classrooms, labs, sports, events and teachers, shot with the school's consent rules in mind, for the website, social and open days.
Term-based social calendar
Monthly content for Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok and LinkedIn planned around terms, open days, exams, graduation and national occasions.
Brand identity and prospectus
Logo, crest or identity refresh, plus a bilingual prospectus, course brochure and signage that match the website.
What happens next
Step 1: Tell us your calendar
Type of school or centre, programmes, registration dates and what you already have online.
Step 2: Scope and quote
We agree what must be live before enrolment opens and send a fixed quote and timeline.
Step 3: Build and shoot
Website pages and campaign material, plus a campus shoot scheduled around classes and consent.
Step 4: Launch and run
Site live and campaigns running for the enrolment window, with term-by-term content if you want us to continue.
Questions
Can you help us get TVTC or ministry approval?
No. Licences and approvals, such as TVTC for training centres or education authority licences for schools, are your own and obtained directly by you; we present the licences you hold accurately on your website and materials.
When should we start before enrolment season?
Early enough for the website and campaign material to be live before registrations open. Tell us your dates and the proposal will show a timeline that works back from them.
How do you handle photographing students?
We follow your school's consent and privacy rules. Shoots are planned with your team, and we can focus on spaces, teachers and activities where student faces should not appear.
Can trainees register for courses on the website?
Yes. We can build course pages with dates and details and a registration or enquiry form, or link to the booking or learning system you already use.
Should a school website show its fees?
That is your decision. Parents look for fees early, so if you prefer not to publish them we add a clear fees-enquiry path that sends the question straight to admissions.
How much does a school website cost?
It depends on scope, and we send a fixed quote once it is agreed. The drivers are the number of pages and programmes, one or two languages, a registration form or a link to your student system, content writing and whether a campus shoot is needed.
Can you run our content for the whole school year?
Yes, as a monthly arrangement planned term by term: open days, enrolment, exams, graduation and national occasions, with campaigns stepped up when registrations open.
Send us your brief
Tell us what you need and when. We come back with questions, a scope, a timeline and a fixed quote.