Tawasul Bil-Ishara

Tawasul Bil-Ishara is for the deaf and mute community. The app phase has been completed with an idea that is new across the Kingdom.
The idea of the project is to choose a sign language interpreter, either via video or in person, and to choose the time and date.
The interpreter is chosen from the map according to location, for example the city of Jazan, and a request invitation is sent to the interpreter.
A message arrives with the acceptance status and the service is provided. A live visual learning section with a sign language interpreter has also been added, as well as courses
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(Tawasul Bil-Ishara) is for the deaf and mute community. The app phase has been completed with an idea that is new across the Kingdom. The idea of the project is to choose a sign language interpreter, either via video or in person, and to choose the time and date. The interpreter is chosen from the map according to location, for example the city of Jazan, and a request invitation is sent to the interpreter; a message arrives with the acceptance status and the service is provided.
If the appointment is changed, an alert is sent to the service requester and the interpreter. To help promote sign language, we added a section for rating the interpreter after the service ends. The service requester or the interpreter can view completed, canceled, or current requests.
Registration in the app is also very easy: just the name and mobile number.
The app also has a courses section, scheduled as in-person or online and by time, to provide courses for the deaf and mute community like everyone else, as well as sign language courses to teach it to the general public and make it a language anyone can communicate in.
There is also a job announcements section for the deaf and mute community, where any job made available by entities is listed.
To encourage interpreters to offer their services, a payment system has been added, which also helps increase the number of sign language interpreters by training them through courses, whether in person or remotely.
The app will be developed in several phases after its launch.


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