Since 2011, Al Khawarizmi Institute has taught the computer skills that actually get used — by students building a CV, professionals switching careers, and creatives learning the industry tools of design and architecture. Courses run at our branches in Beirut, the Chouf and Choueifat, and as live online classes via Zoom.
Our programs
- Programming: C++, Python, Java and operating systems
- MS Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook — the baseline every employer expects
- AutoCAD 2D & 3D: drafting and modeling for engineers and designers
- Photoshop: advanced photo editing and compositing
- Illustrator & InDesign: logos, vector artwork and page layouts
- Revit: BIM principles and architectural design
- SketchUp: 3D modeling for architecture and design
- Animation & 3D Max: high-quality 3D modeling and animation
- Professional photography: composition and lighting
How courses run
Each program is practical: you work in the actual software from the first session, on exercises drawn from real use cases. Levels run from complete beginner to advanced, and we place you according to your current skills and your goal — a student learning Excel for a first job and an architect adding Revit to a portfolio do not sit in the same group.
Frequently asked questions
Which programs and languages do you teach?
Programming (C++, Python, Java and operating systems), MS Office, AutoCAD 2D and 3D, Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign, Revit, SketchUp, Animation and 3D Max, and professional photography.
Do I need any background to start?
No. Courses run at levels from complete beginner to advanced, and we place you according to your current skills and your goal.
Can I take computer courses online?
Yes — courses run in person at our three branches and as live online classes via Zoom.
Enrol or ask a question
Call 00961 71 27 67 13 or message us on WhatsApp and name the program you want — we will send levels, group dates and fees the same day. Find your nearest branch on the locations page.
What you leave with
By the end of a program you have working files you made yourself — code that runs, drawings that open in AutoCAD, edited photos, a laid-out document — not just notes about the software. That is what employers and clients actually ask to see. Tell us where you want to end up, and we will tell you which program gets you there and in what order to take them.