TikTok Launches "School Ready" Feature to Merge Education and Entertainment for Students
(MENAFN) TikTok has launched an in-app feature called “School Ready,” which aims to merge education and entertainment to help students prepare for high school exams. The feature will offer access to several e-learning platforms like Abwaab, Noon Academy, and Nafham in Saudi Arabia and Egypt. Users will be able to access short courses and exam tips in addition to these platforms. The initiative is part of TikTok's efforts to support students who are preparing for their high school exams.
The “School Ready” hub will have a dedicated landing page that will serve as the main location for displaying 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 have partner accounts, and educational content creators will cover subjects such as math, science, and language, as well as topics like time management and pre-exam anxiety.
Users will also be able to give feedback by leaving their suggestions in the suggestion box regarding any educational content they would like to see. The platform aims to combine education and entertainment by providing credible content through partnerships with verified institutes.
The launch of “School Ready” is a significant move by TikTok as it enters the education space. By providing access to credible e-learning platforms, short courses, and exam tips, TikTok aims to make education accessible to more people while retaining its entertainment value. This move is also in line with TikTok’s commitment to providing a safe, positive, and informative platform for users. The company hopes to create a space where learning can be engaging and fun for students.
The “School Ready” hub will have a dedicated landing page that will serve as the main location for displaying 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 have partner accounts, and educational content creators will cover subjects such as math, science, and language, as well as topics like time management and pre-exam anxiety.
Users will also be able to give feedback by leaving their suggestions in the suggestion box regarding any educational content they would like to see. The platform aims to combine education and entertainment by providing credible content through partnerships with verified institutes.
The launch of “School Ready” is a significant move by TikTok as it enters the education space. By providing access to credible e-learning platforms, short courses, and exam tips, TikTok aims to make education accessible to more people while retaining its entertainment value. This move is also in line with TikTok’s commitment to providing a safe, positive, and informative platform for users. The company hopes to create a space where learning can be engaging and fun for students.

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