Abdulrahman Sarhan ← All work

EdTech SaaS · Owned venture

Arabic With English

Architecting a multi product learning ecosystem with dedicated acquisition websites a marketplace and one permission based operating platform

RelationshipFounder and owner
My roleFounder and Digital Product Architect
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Product details are explained through architecture and journey models without exposing private screens customer data or internal systems

01 · The problem

What needed to change

Learners trainers and educational institutions enter the ecosystem with different goals and operating models. A single website could not serve them clearly. Trainers and centers need dedicated acquisition journeys while students need discovery comparison and registration. After acquisition every party still needs one connected platform that supports both center managed education and independent trainers without fragmenting data or learning operations.

Product ecosystem

Five products one operating system

Each public product serves one audience clearly while the central platform keeps identity permissions learning and operations connected

01

Trainer Website

Independent trainers

Explains the platform value and converts trainers into registered partners

02

Centers Website

Centers and institutions

Presents SaaS capabilities for managing branches trainers students courses and outcomes

03

Student Website

Arabic speaking learners

Helps students understand learning options and browse trainers and centers

04

Marketplace

Students ready to choose

Supports comparison filtering profiles availability programs and registration

05

Central Platform

All approved roles

Runs permissions learning operations payments communication reports and follow up

Operating journeys

Three ways people enter and use the ecosystem

Center managed learning

  1. Platform approves center
  2. Center creates trainers
  3. Center enrolls students
  4. Trainers run learning
  5. Center monitors outcomes

Independent trainer

  1. Trainer registers
  2. Platform approves access
  3. Trainer receives dashboard
  4. Trainer manages students
  5. Platform tracks service

Marketing acquired student

  1. Student enters public website
  2. Browses Marketplace
  3. Chooses trainer or center
  4. Registers and pays
  5. Continues inside platform

02 · My real role

Founder and Digital Product Architect

Founder and owner

03 · Decisions I made

Turning complexity into direction

  1. Separated the public acquisition experience into focused websites for students trainers centers and institutions
  2. Created a general Marketplace where students can compare trainers centers availability programs and learning options
  3. Built a multi tenant permission model for Super Admin institutions centers independent trainers and students
  4. Allowed a center to create trainers enroll its own students and supervise learning from its dashboard
  5. Allowed an independent trainer to operate with a private dashboard without needing to belong to a center
  6. Connected students acquired through marketing directly to the trainer or center they choose
  7. Connected discovery assessment booking payment learning and reporting into one end to end journey
  8. Designed the business model commission structure service packages and roadmap alongside the UX
  9. Made bilingual and RTL first thinking part of the architecture

04 · Systems and journeys

The experience I shaped

01Trainer acquisition and registration website
02Centers and educational institutions acquisition website
03Student discovery website for trainers and centers
04General Marketplace with filters profiles programs and availability
05Super Admin institution center trainer and student dashboards
06Role permissions branches subscriptions and usage controls
07Placement trial scheduling packages payments and commissions
08Homework content library certificates reports CRM and messaging
09AI conversation pronunciation and coaching experiences
10Mobile apps and unified lead and marketing system

05 · Challenges

Constraints I designed through

  • Keeping five public products connected to one brand and platform
  • Supporting center managed and independent trainer models in the same permission architecture
  • Balancing the needs of students trainers institutions and administrators
  • Connecting product operations education marketing and payments
  • Building before launch with limited resources

06 · Team and developers

How I worked

I own the vision business model roadmap information architecture brand delivery and growth direction. I translate the operating needs of trainers and centers into product requirements then coordinate marketing design development and academic contributors while validating that permissions dashboards and journeys work as one system.

07 · Result and impact

What the work changed

32K+ organic followers
1000+ pre launch registrations
Five connected public and platform products
A multi tenant architecture that can serve independent trainers and full institutions without rebuilding the core
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