478
Students in 2026
Students who studied with us in 2026.

Free online English classes for Yazidis

Free online English classes for Yazidis
What our volunteers, donors and students have built together since October 2023.
Our last course of 2026 is running now; the next intake begins in January 2027. These are full-year figures.
478
Students who studied with us in 2026.
~60%
From 292 students in 2025 to 478 in 2026. Over the same year the teaching team roughly doubled, to 16 active volunteer teachers.
Without a device there is no class. In 2026 we delivered more hardware to students than in the two previous years put together.
Devices delivered to students
56–61%
Providing safe access to education for women and girls, in a context where sexual violence was used systematically as a weapon of war.
55.7% in winter 2026 and 61.2% in summer 2026.
~55%
Approximately 55% of our students live in IDP camps, overcoming intermittent power, shared devices and unreliable connectivity in Duhok and Sinjar.
Attendance is the gate. A student below 80% attendance receives nothing, however well they perform on the test. That is why our certificate numbers are lower than our student numbers, and why they mean something.
Sixteen active volunteer teachers in 2026.
The autumn 2026 timetable ran fourteen classes at the same time.
More hardware reached students in 2026 than in 2024 and 2025 combined.
Shared by our students, and published with their permission.
“You taught us not only English but also important lessons about life. We will always remember your support.”
Afkar
“I gained the courage to speak in front of people, I recognised my mistakes and weaknesses, and I believe this is progress for me.”
Suha
“You are not only a great teacher but also an inspiring person who always supported and encouraged us.”
Nasma
“I am so grateful for the time you took to teach me, you are one of the greatest people I have ever met.”
Kawa
We will always remember the lessons and love you shared with us. Yassir
Every figure on this page was produced by volunteers. Your support pays for the devices, the connectivity and the platform licences that put them in front of a student.