School Management System in Algeria

Full trilingual localization, not surface-level. Menus, forms, bulletins de notes, parent portal, SMS templates, invoices and gradebooks render correctly in Arabic (full RTL with Arabic typography), French and Tamazight (Tifinagh script supported, Latin transliteration optional). Numerals can be configured as Eastern Arabic (٠١٢٣) or Western (0123) per school. Each user picks their preferred language at login, so a French-language director, an Arabic-language teacher and a Tamazight-language parent can work from the same record.

We ship pre-built bulletins and relevés de notes approximating the templates published by the Ministère de l'Éducation Nationale and used by DEW offices across the 48 wilayas. Because individual Directions de l'Éducation de la Wilaya sometimes apply local variations, every report layout is fully editable — schools can match whatever Alger, Oran, Constantine or their specific DEW currently requires. We do not claim formal MEN certification; schools should always validate the final layout with their wilaya office before the trimestre cycle starts.

OpenEduCat models the Baccalauréat algérien exactly the way ONEC structures it: each stream (Sciences Expérimentales, Mathématiques, Lettres et Philosophie, Langues Étrangères, Gestion et Économie, Techniques Mathématiques) has its own subjects with the correct coefficients. The platform computes the moyenne générale and the moyenne pondérée throughout 1AS, 2AS and 3AS so teachers and families can see exactly how a student is tracking against the bac before the official ONEC exam. AEFE lycées can additionally enable the French Baccalauréat structure in parallel for dual-track students.

Honest answer: Algeria's in-country commercial cloud capacity is still maturing, and many Algerian schools prefer sovereign or regional hosting for data-residency and parent-trust reasons. OpenEduCat supports three deployment models: (1) fully on-premise on your own server inside the school or at a local Algerian hosting provider, (2) hosted in a neighbouring region with low latency to Algeria — typically France (Paris/Marseille) for AEFE-aligned schools, or UAE for schools wanting an Arab-region presence, or (3) hybrid: on-premise primary with encrypted offsite backup. We help each school pick based on your data-residency preference and connectivity.

Pricing is per-student and billed in Algerian dinars (DZD) with trimestre or annual payment options aligned to the Algerian school year. A typical mid-sized private école or lycée in Algiers, Oran or Constantine with 400-800 students lands in a predictable per-student range; AEFE lycées and vocational/technical instituts get the same per-student model. We provide a written DZD quote with all-in pricing — implementation, training in French and Arabic, support and hosting — so you can budget cleanly against your trimestre tuition collection cycle. Contact the team for a wilaya-specific quote.