Special Education and Empowerment Programs for Afghan Girls

MIIED provides The Afghan National Curriculum at Secondary Level (7th - 12th grades) in the national languages of Afghanistan for girls who are deprived of education. This program offers more than 90 courses in six levels.

Vocational education and training are offered to empower and increase students' practical skills and knowledge of a particular profession, trade, or profession. This training equips women and girls with the technical and professional skills needed for specific jobs that can done working from home.

Our priority is to facilitate female students to complete the courses that were discontinued in Afghanistan schools and universities. The first beneficiaries will be students completing their final year of education through our program which will expand to include various fields of higher education in Afghanistan.

Indigenous languages are intrinsically connected to cultural knowledge, experience and values. They are not just means of communication, but repositories of traditional learning and wisdom that have been passed down through the generations. Keeping traditional languages alive throughout study and learning, preserves their diversity and is a key to their sustainability.

For this reason, providing mother tongue education programs that help to maintain cultural diversity and increase social reciprocity is high on our agenda.