A quality educational program that provides a level of education that enables students under the age of 10 to attend fifth grade level schooling. Alternatively, it can provide those over 10 years old with basic Arabic and Mathematical skills.

Project [Teach Me]

Teach me, is a hybrid, quality, and customized educational project (a combination of Iqra (Read) and Idraq (Comprehend) programs) aimed at educating 500 children between the ages of 8 and 12 who do not have minimum literacy and numeracy skills to be able to enroll in school, and thus reintegrate them into the educational process.

Project Focus

In the “Teach Me” project, we were able to make an important change and impact on all levels of the project, the host environment, and all the parties involved in the project including:

Students are the direct beneficiaries of the project
Parents of students in the camps
Educational and administrative staff
Volunteers in the administrative and educational fields
Civil organizations and bodies located in the work areas

Results

CONFIDENCE

Increased the confidence and level of satisfaction of the students' parents as their children return to the teaching process

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

Reduced incidents of domestic violence, and a decrease in the number of clashes and violent disagreements that had existed

SAFE ENVIRONMENT

Provided a safe environment for children, and the ability to belong to an educational group that enables them to express themselves

AWARENESS

Raised awareness of the various social issues occurring in displacement camps

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Established employment opportunities for educational staff within their field of specialization and restored their confidence in their abilities by dealing professionally as partners and entrepreneurs in Abjad, and not just an implementing party.

COLLABORATION

Involved staff and volunteers in developing our educational programming depending on the specialty of each of them

MODEL

Established a model for the team to follow

Outputs

In the “Teach Me” project, and with the outstanding efforts of the administrative and teaching teams, we were able to present three educational paths for 6 months per track, for a total of 18 months, with an average of four educational levels represented per path.

Between January 2020 and July 2021, we reached 470 students throughout four displacement camps, as follows

	Track 1	Track 2	Track 3
Duration of Educational Path/Course	7 months	6 months	5 months

Number of students on the track:	149 students	344 students	435 students

Number divisions:	6 divisions	15 Divisions	15 Divisions

Number of teaching hours:	2000 hours	2872 teaching hours	3803 teaching hours

Student program graduation rate:	55 %	65 %	67%

At the end of the project, we were able to achieve the following:

100 students between the ages of 8 and 12 learned the basics of reading, writing and numeracy by completing the Iqra (Read) program.
Educated 200 students and providing them with qualifications to attend school within the third grade of primary school.
Monitored 50 student cases at different levels and successfully integrated 30 of them into the educational process.

Achievements in the Field of Training:

Within the Athar (Impact) program, our goal is focused on activating a model of volunteering and cooperation that seeks to transfer experiences and build and develop capacities and competencies by providing 28 courses in various fields, targeting 219 trainees through a total of 211 hours of training. This is conducted in partnership with civil service organizations or through a community of volunteers. targeting educational workers and young people in academic education and vocational recruitment phase. In the following table we outline the areas of training and the number of beneficiaries of the range of courses that we have been able to complete in Abjad:

Training field	Specialized skills	Management Skills	Academic and professional specialized courses
Number of courses offered	27 courses	9 courses	5 courses
Target	Teaching staff within Abjad	Educational and administrative staff within Abjad	Young people within the academic stage or the beginning of the professional stage
Number of beneficiaries	103 teachers	44 employees	162 trainees
Number of training hours	255 hours of training	67 hours of training	49 hours training