In the wake of restrictions on girls’ education, a number of out-of-school students have tried to continue their learning process by launching an online translation class.
Kabul Times News-04-30-206
Report: Samim Bakhshi
These students say that despite challenges such as power outages, weak internet, and lack of facilities, they have been able to strengthen their language skills and gain hope and self-confidence.
According to them, online education, although accompanied by difficulties, has provided an opportunity to continue education in the absence of in-person classes. Participants in the program emphasize that the translation experience, in addition to learning the language, has also increased their self-confidence.
Shahrukh Raufi, the teacher of the class, stated that the purpose of creating this program is to provide educational opportunities for girls and says that with the cooperation of the students, a book has also been translated.
These students emphasize that online education, despite all the limitations, has become a way to maintain hope and continue learning in difficult circumstances.
In the wake of restrictions on girls’ education, a number of out-of-school students have tried to continue their learning process by launching an online translation class.
