4,030+
Students
Currently enrolled students.
LEARN helps Afghan girls continue Grades 7 to 12 through teacher-led classes, flexible digital tools and offline learning built for the realities they face.
How it works
LEARN provides Grades 7–12 education to Afghan girls through 25 underground digital schools across 24 provinces. Students participate in live, teacher-led classes supported by LEARN's Learning Management System (LMS), academic support, and flexible low-connectivity learning options.
Offline and mobile-supported tools help students continue learning where reliable internet access is unavailable. LEARN's model is designed to keep girls connected to safe, structured education despite restrictions, insecurity, and connectivity barriers.
The numbers
Factual measurements of LEARN Afghan's active operations. Every figure represents documented educational activity reached this year.
4,030+
Currently enrolled students.
25
Underground digital schools.
110
Trained local educators employed.
24
Regional coverage across Afghanistan.
17,794
Users registered via Roshan-supported SIM access.
Nearly 2M
Nearly 2 million people reached through Roshan-supported mobile learning.
9M+
More than 9 million listeners reached through radio education.
1,006+
Students who took part in health and wellbeing sessions.
10,000+
Girls educated through LEARN programmes since 2019.
824
Graduates prepared to continue into higher education.
Curriculum
Our learning programmes combine core academic subjects, practical skills and pathways that prepare students for further study and future careers.
Mathematics, Science and STEM, English, Computer and Digital Literacy, Life Skills, and Leadership.
Downloadable Pashto and Dari lessons in Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and Biology.
Learning opportunities in technology, artificial intelligence and related technical skills.
Midwifery, mental-health education, higher-education preparation and pathways into further study and employment.
Practical journalism, writing, interviewing, information gathering and structured news reporting led within LEARN.
