Online tutoring for rural schoolchildren
Free online lessons in mathematics and physics for schoolchildren from remote villages of Akmola region, where there is a shortage of subject teachers.
Who this project helps
Location: Akmola region, Kazakhstan
Problem
In remote villages of Akmola region, there is an acute shortage of mathematics and physics teachers. Schoolchildren do not receive quality education in these subjects, which limits their opportunities for admission to universities and choosing technical professions. Due to geographical remoteness and lack of personnel, children are left without necessary support.
Solution
Creation of an online platform where volunteer tutors (students, young professionals, experienced teachers) conduct free individual and group lessons in mathematics and physics for schoolchildren from villages. Lessons are conducted via video communication, using interactive materials and adaptive methods. The project also provides preparation for exams and olympiads.
How to participate
Participation in the project is free. We are looking for volunteers, partners, and schools ready to join.
Become a volunteer tutor
Conduct online lessons in mathematics or physics for schoolchildren from villages. Flexible schedule, methodological support, and the opportunity to help children get a quality education.
Submit a requestPartnership with schools and organizations
Schools can connect their students to lessons, and organizations can provide technical support, equipment, or methodological materials.
Submit a requestProject progress
Assembling a team of volunteers
Recruiting the first tutors and project coordinators.
Connecting partner schools
Agreements with rural schools on cooperation and identifying student needs.
Launching pilot lessons
Conducting the first online lessons and refining the methodology.
Expanding the project
Increasing the number of volunteers and schools, covering more students.