# Aanaab

Startup profile on Capital Atlas: https://capitalatlas.ai/startups/aanaab

- Industry: Education/Training
- Headquarters: Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
- Website: www.aanaab.com
- Total disclosed funding: $1.5M
- Latest round: Seed (Mar 1, 2020)
- Investors on record: 2

## About

Founded in 2016 by co-founders Mounira Jamjoom, Fouad AlFarhan, and Naila AlKhalawi and based in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, Aanaab provides an online platform that offers distance learning options to support Arab teachers' continuous professional and personal growth. The company's platform also features various strategies, tools, and techniques for professional teaching. In December 2024, Aanaab raised USD 7 million in series A funding led by new investor Dallah Investment.
 
Aanaab offers a variety of products designed to cater to the professional development needs of educators. The company provides courses in various domains such as educational technologies, educational administration and leadership, special education, and professional self-development. Courses are available in multiple formats, including short courses, comprehensive programs, and interactive workshops. Additionally, the platform offers intensive courses to help educators prepare for professional license exams in various subjects. Aanaab collaborates with local and international bodies to offer professional certificates in areas such as early childhood care, digital teaching, and subject-specific qualifications. These certifications help educators enhance their skills and advance their careers. The firm also provides integrated systems for school leaders to manage and upgrade the skills of their teaching staff. This includes training programs, follow-up tools, and resources to support continuous professional development.

## Funding rounds

- Seed, Mar 1, 2020, $1.5M — Wamda Capital, Nour Nouf Venture Capital

## Investors

- Wamda Capital (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/wamda-capital) — Seed
- Nour Nouf Venture Capital (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/nour-nouf-venture-capital) — Seed