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Tough school? War, illiteracy and hope in Afghanistan
The idea of drafting a nation’s brightest new graduates to become teachers in the most deprived areas has been used in both the United States and the UK,
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How “Teach for Afghanistan” Sent 23,000 Children to School in 2017
KABUL — Following progress made in education over the last decade, work to improve education in Afghanistan is still needed in order to help nearly 3.6 million children make their way to school.
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Educating Afghanistan’s young people is the only true solution to the scourge of terrorism
Last month, a US government agency issued an assessment of the United States’ efforts to help Afghanistan recover from the devastation of 16 years of war.
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Empowering young Afghan women talents to lead as excellent educators avoiding Afghan girls from drop-out of schools.
Teach for Afghanistan proposes a project to address both internal and external factors leading toward girls drop-out from Afghan schools.
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Teach for Afghanistan: Education in Afghanistan
UNICEF Chief of Education Jo Bourne has stated that when children living in conflict zones are unable to access education opportunities they fail to develop even basic skills in reading and writing,
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Inspiring a new generation of leaders with Teach for Afghanistan
In my country of Afghanistan, opportunity is limited and hope for the future impossible for many families to imagine. At the root of the problem is the state of education.
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INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP SELECTS PARTICIPANTS FROM USAID SUPPORTED “TEACH FOR AFGHANISTAN” PROGRAM
KABUL, AFGHANISTAN – Afghanistan is recruiting its best and brightest students throughout the country to help teach others through a new USAID supported program called “Teach For Afghanistan”.
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Teach For Afghanistan Joins Teach For All
We are excited to announce that Teach For Afghanistan has joined Teach For All, becoming the global network’s 43rd partner. Teach For Afghanistan’s mission is to recruit and develop the country’s most promising graduates
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