Find your mentor
The mentee side of an Arabic mentorship platform: register and set your goals, search a directory of rated professional mentors, book a session at a rate you can see up front, meet in a dedicated room and follow a program through to a review.
Category
- Mentorship & coaching
Audience
- Mentees
- Professional mentors
Market
- Arabic / RTL
- Saudi Arabia
What we did
- UX & UI design
- Front-end build
What is Nasooh?
Nasooh connects a mentee with a professional mentor for structured, paid guidance. This is the mentee's side of it: registering, setting goals, finding the right mentor, booking sessions and following a program through to a review.
A directory, a program and a room
The mentee experience joins three things that generic 'find a coach' sites keep apart: a searchable directory of rated mentors, a structured program with goals and tasks, and a booked session room where the mentorship actually happens.
Why is finding the right mentor so hard?
Informal mentorship breaks down on three fronts: you cannot compare mentors, there is no structure once you start, and nothing records whether it worked. Nasooh puts all three in one place.
| Finding a mentor | On your own | In Nasooh |
|---|---|---|
| Choosing who | A name from a friend | A searchable directory filtered by sector and field |
| Judging fit | A guess | Title, fields covered and a rating from past mentees |
| Knowing the cost | Negotiated awkwardly | A monthly rate shown on every mentor's card |
| Getting started | A vague first call | Goals, a program and a booked session room |
| Staying on track | Willpower | Growing tasks laid out on a calendar between sessions |
| Closing the loop | Nothing | A review that feeds the mentor's public rating |
What does the mentee see?
The screens a mentee moves through, from finding a mentor to reviewing one.
How was the mentee experience designed?
The brief was to make informal mentorship feel like a program without making it feel like paperwork. The design was driven from the mentee's journey.
How does a mentee go from signing up to a review?
The platform is one continuous journey. Each step sets up the next, which is what turns a one-off call into a mentorship with a shape.
- 01
Register & activate
A new mentee creates an account and activates it, then lands in their own space.
Mentee - 02
Set your goals
The mentee sets the goals they want the mentorship to reach, which anchor everything that follows.
Mentee - 03
Join the program
The mentee joins the mentorship program and reads its rules before starting.
Mentee - 04
Search for a mentor
The mentee searches the directory by sector and field and compares mentors on rating and rate.
Mentee - 05
Book & await confirmation
The mentee books a session with a chosen mentor and waits for the mentor to confirm it.
Mentee - 06
Meet in a session room
Once confirmed, mentor and mentee meet in a dedicated room for the mentorship itself.
Both - 07
Review the mentor
After the mentorship the mentee writes a review that feeds the mentor's public rating.
Mentee
Scroll the journey sideways
How does a mentee choose a mentor?
The mentor directory is where the platform earns its trust. This is that screen as it renders — select a pin to see what each part does and why it is there.
A mentee searches by skill, name or qualification and narrows the results by professional sector and field, so the directory works whether you know exactly who you want or only the area you need help in.
Each mentor sets their own subscription rate, and it sits on the card before any conversation starts. Nobody has to negotiate a price awkwardly on a first call.
A name, a professional title and a short summary describe the mentor's background, so a mentee can tell an engineer from an HR consultant at a glance.
A star rating and a count of reviews sit beside every mentor, turning other mentees' experience into something the next one can act on.
Each card lists the domains a mentor covers, so fit is judged on subject, not just seniority.
A single action starts a booking request the mentor confirms, moving the mentee straight from browsing to a scheduled session.
Building a mentorship platform
The questions founders and product teams ask us first, answered plainly.
Ask us yoursHow does an online mentorship platform work?
A mentee registers, sets their goals and joins a program, then searches a directory of professional mentors. They compare mentors on rating and monthly rate, book a session, and the mentor confirms it. The mentorship happens in a dedicated room, the mentee works through tasks between sessions, and afterwards leaves a review that feeds the mentor's rating. Every step holds the state the next one relies on.
How are mentors matched to mentees?
By search, not by an opaque algorithm. A mentee filters the directory by professional sector and field, or searches a skill or qualification directly, then compares the results on the mentor's rating, the fields they cover and their rate. The mentee chooses and books; the mentor confirms.
Is the platform available in Arabic?
Yes. Nasooh is Arabic-first and laid out right-to-left throughout, designed for a Saudi and wider Arabic-speaking audience rather than machine-translated from an English original.
Can mentees track progress between sessions?
Between booked sessions a mentee works through growing tasks laid out on a calendar, all tied back to the goals they set at the start. That structure is what keeps a mentorship from fading into a few disconnected calls.
How long does it take to build a platform like this?
It depends on scope, and nobody can quote it honestly from a feature list alone. The biggest drivers are the booking and payments model, whether live session rooms are in scope, and how much of the directory and rating system is bespoke. Shanti Infosoft scopes it on a short call and returns a fixed quote.
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