for Afghan Girls
delivered online, for girls who cannot attend in person.
for Afghan Girls
delivered online, for girls who cannot attend in person.
Online School for Afghan Girls
Online Schooling Program for Afghan Girls
Since 2021, Afghan girls have been banned from attending school after the sixth grade. Many have been out of the classroom for years. This programme gives them a way to finish their education without putting them or their families at risk.
Start Date
01/04/2024
Online School for Afghan Girls
Online Schooling Program for Afghan Girls
Since 2021, Afghan girls have been banned from attending school after the sixth grade. Many have been out of the classroom for years. This programme gives them a way to finish their education without putting them or their families at risk.
Start Date
01/04/2024
Project overview
This programme is built for Afghan girls who:
- Are 13 or older and have completed (or are completing) middle school.
- Live in Afghanistan, or hold refugee status in a neighbouring country.
- Show motivation, leadership, and a connection to their community.
- Can study in English at a level that lets them complete coursework successfully.
Project overview
This programme is built for Afghan girls who:
- Are 13 or older and have completed (or are completing) middle school.
- Live in Afghanistan, or hold refugee status in a neighbouring country.
- Show motivation, leadership, and a connection to their community.
- Can study in English at a level that lets them complete coursework successfully.
What Students Receive
Accredited online high school education
Students enrol in a fully accredited online secondary programme and complete coursework that leads to an internationally recognised diploma. The diploma is the bridge to higher education and broader career opportunities.
Flexible learning, structured progress
What Students Receive
Accredited online high school education
Flexible learning, structured progress
Support beyond academics
- Technology support, where funding allows.
- Academic guidance and tutoring where possible.
- Mental health and wellbeing support, because the journey is hard.
- Mentorship and regular encouragement to keep going.
Support beyond academics
- Technology support, where funding allows.
- Academic guidance and tutoring where possible.
- Mental health and wellbeing support, because the journey is hard.
- Mentorship and regular encouragement to keep going.
Who this project serve
Who This Project Serves
This programme is built for Afghan girls who:
- Are 13 or older and have completed (or are completing) middle school.
- Live in Afghanistan, or hold refugee status in a neighbouring country.
- Show motivation, leadership, and a connection to their community.
- Can study in English at a level that lets them complete coursework successfully.
Safety and Confidentiality
Student safety drives how this programme is designed. Parental consent is required before a student joins. Confidentiality standards are strict, to reduce risk for the girls, their families, and everyone working with them. We do not name students publicly without their explicit agreement.
A diploma from an accredited secondary school is not just paperwork. It is the difference between a girl who has options and a girl who does not. It is what lets her apply to university outside Afghanistan, sit for international tests, and build a future that is not bounded by the rules currently in place at home. That is the reason the programme exists.
Who this project serve
Who This Project Serves
This programme is built for Afghan girls who:
- Are 13 or older and have completed (or are completing) middle school.
- Live in Afghanistan, or hold refugee status in a neighbouring country.
- Show motivation, leadership, and a connection to their community.
- Can study in English at a level that lets them complete coursework successfully.
Safety and Confidentiality
Student safety drives how this programme is designed. Parental consent is required before a student joins. Confidentiality standards are strict, to reduce risk for the girls, their families, and everyone working with them. We do not name students publicly without their explicit agreement.
A diploma from an accredited secondary school is not just paperwork. It is the difference between a girl who has options and a girl who does not. It is what lets her apply to university outside Afghanistan, sit for international tests, and build a future that is not bounded by the rules currently in place at home. That is the reason the programme exists.
Become a volunteer
For questions about the programme or partnership opportunities, write to contact@nsdefoundation.org or use the form on this page.
Become a volunteer
Express your interest or send an inquiry through this form