Lessons
Free online lessons from women educators: the core subjects of the national curriculum, plus technology, design, world languages and general development.
Catalogue
Girls should fall behind neither in school nor in the skills of the future. Pick an area or search for a subject.
The core subjects of the Azerbaijani national curriculum, so no one falls behind her classmates.
11 subjects
Reading, writing, grammar and working with texts.
Analysing works, writing essays and understanding literary texts.
From arithmetic to algebra and geometry: explanation and problem solving.
Laws, formulas and how to apply them to problems.
Substances, reactions and calculation problems.
The living world, the human body and ecology.
History of Azerbaijan and world history: events, causes, consequences.
Working with maps, physical and human geography.
Computer basics, algorithms and working with information.
The core lessons for grades 1–4, with a single educator.
Revision of exam topics and practice papers.
School subjects are chosen according to the learner's stage of education.
In addition to the earlier subjects
In addition to the earlier subjects
Preparation for graduation (buraxılış) and university entrance (qəbul) exams.
Study support and mentoring in foundational courses. The exact offer will depend on the volunteer educators' fields.
Skills for the future: artificial intelligence, coding and design.
5 subjects
How artificial intelligence works and how to use it for learning.
From a first line of code to small projects: the basics of programming.
Colour, type and composition; designing a simple interface or poster.
Documents, spreadsheets, e-mail and staying safe online.
Working with tables, reading data and building charts.
A door to the world, from English to Arabic.
5 subjects
Speaking, reading, writing and grammar, at your level.
Reading, writing and basic grammar, starting from the alphabet.
Reading, writing and speaking; also for those considering study in Türkiye.
The alphabet, everyday conversation and basic grammar.
When an educator volunteers who knows another language.
Beyond the curriculum, but essential for life.
5 subjects
Writing essays, papers and research work; citing sources.
Putting ideas clearly, preparing slides and speaking to an audience.
Choosing a university, application documents and the motivation letter.
Planning your time, taking notes and preparing well for exams.
Budgeting, saving and everyday decisions about money.
How lessons work
Lessons take place online. Each learner works with a woman educator suited to her level.
Lessons are held over the internet, one-to-one or in a small group. There is no journey to make.
A learner is matched with an educator by level, subject and the time that suits her.
The educator explains the topic, they practise together, then the learner's questions are answered.
Lessons are held in Azerbaijani or Turkish. The two languages are mutually intelligible, so no interpreter is needed.
Our principles
Written briefly and plainly, so that every parent, learner and educator knows in advance what they can rely on.
A firm rule
Girl to girl
Lessons are taught by women only; every match is made between a woman educator and a girl. The reason is simple: our learners are girls who wear the headscarf. Their faith calls for it, and it is the safest arrangement against abuse of any kind.
There are no exceptions to this rule. Applications to teach from men are not accepted.
Lessons are entirely free. No fee is ever asked of a learner or a parent, under any name. The educators are volunteers.
Learners under 18 take part with a parent's consent. It will be requested at the main registration stage, not now.
Learners' names, photographs and schools are never shared publicly.
This is a humanitarian education initiative centred on the right to education. We have one aim: that girls do not fall behind in their lessons.
Azerbaijani and Turkish are mutually intelligible. No interpreter is needed between educator and learner.
Pre-registration takes a few minutes. When it closes, the next steps will be sent by e-mail.
Pre-registration is open. When it closes, we will e-mail you the registration instructions.
Free · Online · Women educators only