This Program is fully delivered online via Mawhiba E-Learning Portal, outside regular school hours. It targets student in Grades 1 through 9 who have been nominated based on their performance in Mawhiba Multiple Cognitive Aptitude Test (MMCAT), as part of the National Program for Gifted Identification. The Program aims to provide gifted students with broader and more in-depth learning experiences than those typically offered in standard school settings. It aims to motivate students to delve into a wider range of mathematical and scientific concepts, thereby unlocking their full potential.

This Program provides enrolled gifted students with in-depth learning opportunities that enrich their regular school curriculum. This is achieved through the instruction of Mawhiba curricula in science and mathematics, developed in collaboration with leading international and regional experts. These curricula are largely aligned with the Ministry of Education's standards, yet are designed to challenge the abilities of gifted students. Furthermore, specialized teachers capable of meeting the needs and interests of gifted students deliver this instruction.

Students transitioning to Grade 4 up to Grade 9.

The program is delivered online through Mawhiba E-Learning Portal “Classera,” catering to gifted students across all regions of the Kingdom.

The Program’s online learning centers cater to students across all regions of the Kingdom.

The Program is delivered exclusively in Arabic. The end-of-program examination will align with the language of instruction.

Students study advanced mathematics and science curricula, developed in collaboration with leading international and regional experts. These curricula are largely aligned with the Ministry of Education's syllabi, yet are designed to challenge the abilities of gifted students.

All textbooks are provided in digital format only. Students can view and download them through their accounts on Mawhiba E-Learning Portal.

The Program runs for 20 weeks per academic year, with an average of 3 hours of instruction per week, depending on the selected track.

There are two tracks available for the Program, and students can choose the one that suits them best:

• Track One: (Saturday Track): Saturdays from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, according to the Program's academic calendar.

• Track Two: (Midweek Track): Sundays and Tuesdays from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM, according to the Program's academic calendar.

There is absolutely no difference in the total number of Program hours between the two tracks; the only difference lies in how the study hours are distributed.

Yes, student performance is evaluated in three separate periods throughout the academic year:

• First Period Evaluation: Conducted shortly before the end of the first semester.

• Second Period Evaluation: Conducted shortly before the end of the second semester.

• Annual Examination (Final Examination): Held immediately after the Program concludes in the third academic semester.

No, virtual classrooms for male students are separate from those for female students.

Yes, specific student categories are partially exempt from paying Program fees. Details can be found in the registration system.

No. The parent is responsible for verifying that the student is not registered in both programs at the same time. If this is proven, Mawhiba has the right to cancel the student’s registration in any of the Partnership Programs.

1. The student must be of Saudi nationality or have a Saudi mother. Non-Saudis will be accepted, not exceeding 10% of the total number of students.

2. The student must attain the required score on the Mawhiba Multiple Cognitive Aptitude Test (MMCAT) and be enrolled in one of the following grades:

3. The student must not be currently registered or enrolled in Mawhiba Classes under the Schools Partnership Management Programs.

4. The student must complete the registration for the Program through the system during the specified time frame.

5. The student must pay the fees after registering in the system within an hour to avoid cancellation and to finalize their enrollment in the Program.

1. The student must have obtained a score of 1500 or higher on the Mawhiba Multiple Cognitive Aptitude Test (MMCAT) in (2023/2024/2025).

2. The student must be a regular student in the current academic year in one of the following Grades: (3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8)

3. The student must not be currently registered or enrolled in Mawhiba Classes under the School Partnership Management Programs.

The student must pay the fees after registering in the system within one hour of registration, in order for his/her final registration in the Program to be approved. In the event of non-payment within that period, the registration will be automatically cancelled and the student shall be unregistered with the Program.

Cancellation and refund requests shall be submitted through the website only. This must be done within the time frame allowed for canceling registration in the Programs of a refundable fees, in accordance with the Foundation’s policy in this regard. Then, the cancellation request is processed and the fees is returned within 30 days of accepting the refund request, after deducting (10%) of its value, provided that the value of the deducted amount is not less than SAR (150).

The amount of the fees to register in the Program is SAR 500, excluding VAT, which shall be paid through the available payment options.

Yes, if the student wishes to withdraw from the Program, he/she can submit a withdrawal request, explaining the reasons for the request, to Mawhiba through the customer service system or by sending an email to mcare@mawhiba.org.sa. Please note that the withdrawal request does not include a refund of the fees amount.

The Program start date and study times are specified in the registration system. We hope you review them to verify that the dates are suitable for the student before reserving a seat.

The student will be notified of the name of the department along with a link to the Program’s academic schedule, through text messages, in addition to the exam dates, on the parent’s phone number registered in the application. The student can find out this information through his/her account on the Mawhiba E-Learning Portal. The Program schedule is also published on the Program’s page on the official website.

 The detailed study schedule is added to the registration system for each Track in the (Program/Course Overview) box.

A certificate of attendance will not be issued to the student unless the attendance rate exceeds 85% of the hours required for the entire Program.

Through the Mawhiba E-Learning Platform, the student can communicate directly with any of their teachers via the messaging feature throughout the Program.

The parent is notified via text messages about the student’s absence for the first week only to verify that there is no problem preventing the student from properly accessing the virtual classes. Otherwise, the parent can inquire directly from the teacher or system administrator about the hours of absence through the messaging system in the student’s account on the Mawhiba E-Learning Platform.

The Advanced Mawhiba Program in Science and Mathematics is the parallel program to the Mawhiba Classes Program, which is implemented in person in many cities of the Kingdom, and is offered entirely remotely in order to serve all qualified students all over the Kingdom.

Please use the Google Chrome browser when trying to register with a smartphone or computer to view the registration page correctly.

Electronic payment is currently available on the system, and the parent can use the appropriate cards available to them.

If the fees have been paid and the registration request status becomes (approved), the transfer request can be submitted directly through the system by clicking on the (Request to transfer to another course) icon. Then choose the course you wish to transfer to.

If the application status is (pending/awaiting payment) and the fees have not been paid, it is preferable to wait until the payment deadline specified in the invoice expires and the registration status is updated to (cancelled).

Then register again in the Program in the Track you want.

The status of the exemption request can be viewed through the registration system by clicking on the partial exemption request icon.

If payment is not made within one hour of registration, registration will be automatically cancelled and the student will be considered not registered in the Program.

The student can request a transfer between Tracks after paying the fees through the registration system. The transfer request is automatically accepted in the system if there is a vacancy in the Track to which he/she wishes to transfer before the end of the registration time frame.

You can contact the Program Management directly by sending an inquiry or request to the System Manager in the Advanced Mawhiba Program through the student’s account on the Mawhiba E-Learning Platform.

Transfer is available between Tracks during the registration time frame only and is subject to seat availability in the Track to which you wish to transfer.

The transfer is done directly through the student’s account in the registration system without the need to submit a request to Mawhiba.

Due to the limited number of seats in each Track, transfer is available during the registration time frame only as per the availability of seats in the Track you want to transfer to, so please make sure to choose the appropriate track for the student at the time of registration and check that there is no conflict between the dates of sports activities and other programs the student is enrolled in during the academic year.