Programs
Three areas, one pathway
Everything we run serves a single journey: from excluded student to university applicant with a recognized qualification, a mentor, and a documented record of her work.
Program areas
Where the work happens
Three areas, staffed and documented separately, that a single student may move through in turn.
TOEFL iBT Preparation
Small cohorts, live instruction in academic English, regular practice tests and diagnostics — building toward a recognized English-proficiency examination that universities accept.
How it is structured
- Small cohorts
- Live instruction
- Practice & diagnostics
- Recognized examination support
Mentorship
A matched mentor for each student, guiding university research, scholarship searches and applications through clear, documented milestones.
What it includes
- Mentor matching
- University & scholarship research
- Application support
- Documented milestones
Consultation
Individual guidance cases on university admission, scholarships, test preparation and career direction — opened, worked and closed one student at a time.
Case types
- University admission
- Scholarships
- Test preparation
- Career direction
The pathway
Four commitments, in order
A student does not receive a course; she enters a pathway. Each stage is funded, documented and accounted for before the next begins.
Commitment 01
Access
A working laptop and reliable connectivity for every participant.
Commitment 02
Preparation
Instructor-led academic English and TOEFL preparation in small cohorts.
Commitment 03
Qualification
Support toward a recognized English-proficiency examination.
Commitment 04
Mentorship
Guidance for university research, scholarships and applications.
The pathway begins with a message
There is no application portal and no fee. Tell us who you are, how to reach you safely, and what you are working toward.
Express interest in joining
For Afghan women who have completed Grade 12.
Support the pathway
Open a door that was closed.
Every laptop, connection and examination fee is a documented step on one student's pathway to university. Support the work directly, or write to us about a partnership.