Coursity connects students with teachers qualified in their exact curriculum, and gives them everything a good lesson needs: a live classroom, credentials verified before a profile goes live, prices published before a booking, and a clear record of every lesson both sides can see. Built in Lebanon, designed to travel.
Lebanon has remarkable teachers — people who know the Lebanese programme, the French and American systems or the IB in real depth, and who can change what a whole year looks like for a student. Coursity exists to make finding them simple, and to give the lesson itself somewhere excellent to happen.
So we built what good teaching deserves: a catalogue that understands what a curriculum actually is, qualifications reviewed by a person before a profile goes live, rates published up front, and a classroom designed for teaching rather than for meetings. Every decision answers the same question — does this help a student learn, and a teacher teach well?
Identity and qualifications are reviewed by a person before a teacher can be found or booked, and approval is granted for specific curriculum, grade and subject combinations — so expertise on Coursity is always precise rather than general.
The Lebanese programme, the French and American systems, the IB and UNRWA-supported learning each ask for something different. Search matches on what a teacher is approved to teach, which is what makes a shortlist genuinely relevant.
Every rate is published before a booking, every package states exactly what it includes, and cancellation terms are shown before the click rather than after it. Families can plan with confidence.
A teacher who is new to Coursity is shown as new, never as a rating of zero. A number appears when there is something real behind it. It is a quiet commitment, and one we hold to carefully.
A shortlist you can trust, a first lesson that costs nothing, and everything that follows in one place.
A verified profile, a calendar that stays yours, and earnings recorded lesson by lesson.
Course, and city. A course is what a student needs; the city is everyone within reach who could teach it. The premise of the whole product is that the second is far closer than it feels — the right teacher for Grade 11 physics is usually a few kilometres away.
Coursity is the directory that connects the two, and then rather more than a directory: the lesson happens here as well, along with everything around it.
Coursity works in Arabic, English and French. Arabic is not a translation layer added at the end — the interface is genuinely right-to-left, the Arabic typefaces were chosen to sit alongside the Latin ones rather than substituted for them, and dates, numbers and currency are formatted for each locale.
Students here move between languages inside a single sentence, and a product built for them should feel natural in all three. That same discipline is what makes Coursity ready to open in the next market.
Discovery, verification, booking and scheduling, the live classroom, lesson records and the AI Study Hub are all built and running. We add capability the way we add teachers — when it is ready, and when it meets the standard the rest of the product sets. Ratings appear where there are real ones to show, and card payments go live alongside our payment provider.
What stays constant as we grow is the model: verified teachers, curriculum-aware matching, published prices, and a clear account of every lesson both sides can see. It was designed to hold anywhere the same need exists, which is very nearly everywhere.
Browse verified teachers by curriculum, grade and subject. The first lesson with any teacher is free.
