Structured courses
Learners describe the CACHE courses as well organised, informative and easy to follow, with clear requirements.
Dubai Internet City
Arabian Child Corporation is an educational institution in Dubai Internet City focused on early-childhood education training. Reviews highlight CACHE Level 3 SENCO programmes and Level 5 qualifications, with structured coursework, assessment support and learning that can be applied in childcare settings.
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Learners describe the CACHE courses as well organised, informative and easy to follow, with clear requirements.
The CACHE Level 3 SENCO assignments helped one learner understand practical steps for supporting children with SEND.
Some learners found the study period long enough to complete assignments comfortably, including while working full-time.
The learning platform was described as seamless and user-friendly, allowing students to revisit course material.
One learner said CACHE Level 3 preceded a move from assistant teacher to teacher within six months.
Student coordination and assessment support are often praised for answering questions and providing feedback on time.
Clarify support. Before enrolling, ask who your trainer will be and how follow-up works, since one learner said they had no trainer contact.
Check attestation. Confirm whether your certificate includes UK and UAE Foreign Affairs attestation, and who handles it, before paying.
Allow buffer. Leave extra time beyond the stated study period for marking and finalisation, as one course took months longer to close.
Compare options. If you are booking a consultation or curriculum service, compare providers first and ask for specific, constructive guidance.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Sat | Closed |
| Sun | Closed |
A SENCO qualification for early-years settings, with practical strategies for supporting children, families and school communities.
A Level 2 qualification that one learner reported completing in two months.
A learner reported that late assignment corrections and finalisation extended the process from May to October.
One review says the learner did not know who their trainer was and lacked regular trainer guidance.
A learner said the certificate arrived unattested and that they had to find an outside company to handle attestation.
One prospective client described a meeting as discouraging and felt it focused more on selling services than constructive guidance.
An older review alleges the learner was asked to pay more to receive a diploma and did not receive results after payment.
The Bottom Line
Arabian Child Corporation is an early-childhood education training institution in Dubai Internet City. Reviews mainly come from learners completing CACHE qualifications, especially the CACHE Level 3 SENCO course, CACHE Level 3 diplomas and Level 5 programmes. The strongest reason to consider it is the combination of structured coursework and hands-on academic support.
Learners describe the courses as informative and easy to follow, with assignments that made the step-by-step work of supporting children with SEND clearer. One review also found the learning platform seamless and user-friendly for revisiting material. Others appreciated having enough time to complete the course, including alongside full-time work.
The training has felt relevant to some practitioners’ jobs, with one learner linking CACHE Level 3 to progression from assistant teacher to teacher within six months. There are a few practical points to settle before enrolling. Reviews mention delayed assignment corrections and one case where finalisation stretched from May to October.
Another learner did not know who their trainer was, so ask exactly how trainer contact and follow-up are organised. Also confirm whether certificates are attested and what is included in the fee. A separate consultation review felt more like a sales pitch, making it sensible to compare providers before committing.