Mashro Alomr Platform is designed to meet the requirements of the National e-Learning Center (NeLC) and the Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL), in preparation for our official licensing application.
We are preparing the platform to the standards approved by the National e-Learning Center, and will submit our official licensing application as soon as the requirements are complete. This page reflects, transparently, what's ready and what's still in progress.
Because experience quality doesn't wait for an official procedure. We apply the standards from the start so the experience reaches a professional level before official launch.
Collecting the evidence, documentation, and practices for each of NeLC's five pillars saves us re-submission time and accelerates approval.
Learners know exactly what's ready and what's in development. We don't claim accreditation we haven't earned, and we don't hide what's happening behind the scenes.
The National e-Learning Center evaluates platforms across five pillars. Here's our commitment to each — and where we stand on it.
A clear vision and mission, written governance, and policies that organize the work and ensure quality standards at every level.
A reliable and secure infrastructure, a complete LMS, and data security in line with the Saudi Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL).
Qualified instructors, multi-channel learner support, and ongoing professional development for everyone in the ecosystem.
Instructional design built on the ADDIE model, clear learning outcomes for every course, and content progressing toward WCAG 2.1 AA digital accessibility.
Active learning that engages the learner, three-way interaction (learner – instructor – content), and continuous assessment to measure outcomes.
Five clear stages — each with its own deliverables and target completion date.
Drafting the vision, mission, and values; preparing the core policies (Quality, Privacy, Integrity, Attendance); defining the organizational structure and quality council.
Building a complete LMS, implementing PDPL requirements, end-to-end encryption, daily backups, and reviewing in-Kingdom hosting. Target completion: Q3 2026.
Internal instructor accreditation program, syllabus documentation, content production aligned with ADDIE, and WCAG 2.1 AA audit. Target completion: Q4 2026.
Operating the platform with a limited learner cohort to gather evidence, conducting an internal review across NeLC's five pillars, and closing any gaps before submission.
Submitting the official licensing application via the National e-Learning Center portal, collaborating with the center's auditors, and addressing any feedback until licensing is granted.
A transparent self-assessment of every item ready for licensing — open for any external auditor to review.
We comply with the Saudi Personal Data Protection Law issued by the Saudi Data & AI Authority (SDAIA), and we design our processes around it.
We plan to host learner data inside the Kingdom in line with the digital sovereignty requirements issued by SDAIA.
TLS 1.3 in transit, AES-256 at rest, and bcrypt password hashing — all live today.
Right of access, rectification, deletion, and objection. Full control over your data anytime from your account dashboard.
Platform certificates carry a unique verification code (UUID). Enter the code to confirm the certificate's authenticity and details.
Note: Current certificates are internal completion certificates. They will be replaced by accredited certificates once NeLC licensing is granted.
We welcome feedback from learners, instructors, or even external auditors. Every comment brings us closer to licensing.
quality@mashroalomr.com