No child should be left out of learning
There are children who want to learn but have no teacher, no books, no computer. We introduce them to volunteers who teach for free. People who don’t want to stand by help families with books, devices and their time.
Why we started
Each of us knows children who want to learn but cannot find a teacher, have no books or computer at home, or have fallen behind for some reason. We did not want to see that and stay silent.
We are not tied to any party, organisation or movement, and nobody makes money from this. What we do is simple: we introduce a teacher who wants to teach to a child who wants to learn. People who do not want to stand by help families with books, a computer or their time.
| Grades | Grades 1–11 and exam preparation |
|---|---|
| Format | Online and in-person lessons |
| Languages | Azerbaijani, Turkish, English, Russian |
| Fees | lessons and help are free |
How to take part
I want to learn
School subjects, exam preparation and language lessons. For a child under 18, a parent sends the request.
ApplyI want to teach
An hour or two a week is enough. You choose the subject, the grades and the times.
Become a volunteer teacherI want to help
Help a family directly with books, school supplies, a device or your time.
Browse support requests
Subjects we help with
We look for a teacher by the student’s grade, subject and language of learning. We are all volunteers, so there may not always be a teacher for every subject. Your request then stays open and is shown to new teachers as soon as they join.
Formats and languages: online or in person; in Azerbaijani, Turkish, English and Russian
Grade levels
- Primary
- Grades 1–4: reading, writing and basic maths
- Lower secondary
- Grades 5–9: strengthening subject knowledge
- Upper secondary
- Grades 10–11: in-depth subject preparation
- Exam preparation
- Revision, practice and study plans
Areas of support
You can see who is teaching right now on the Teachers page.
Becoming a volunteer teacher
You might be a teacher, a university student or someone who works in their field. What matters is that you know your subject well and are patient with children.
How it works:
- You choose your subject, grades and teaching language.
- You mark your free times on a weekly grid.
- Requests that suit you appear at the top of the list.
- The child’s name and the family’s contact details are shown only after you accept a request.
Your profile appears on the site after a coordinator has checked it. You can also upload your diploma if you wish.
Join as a volunteer teacher
How lessons start
How it worksCreate an account
Sign up as a parent or a teacher and confirm your e-mail address.
Request or profile
The parent writes the subject, grade and suitable times. The teacher fills in their profile.
A teacher is found
We show you teachers who fit, and you can choose one. Contact details open once the teacher accepts.
Lessons
The teacher suggests a time and you confirm it. Homework and the teacher’s notes stay in your account.
Direct help for families
Families write what they need for learning, and people who want to help contact them directly.
- Books and study materials
- School supplies
- Devices for learning
- Volunteer time and guidance
Listings are published after a moderator has checked them. Phone and e-mail are shared only if the listing owner agrees.
Learning resources
We publish only materials we have permission to share.
If you have a useful material to share, write to us.
News
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Frequently asked questions
Are the lessons really free?
Yes. Teachers are volunteers and nobody pays for lessons.
Who can apply?
For students in grades 1–11, a parent or legal guardian submits the request. Learners aged 18 or over can apply themselves.
Are teachers checked?
A coordinator checks every teacher profile; profiles that have not been approved are not shown. Teachers can upload their diploma, and if it has been checked, their profile says so. We recommend that you stay with your child during the first lessons.
Are lessons online or in person?
Both are possible. You choose the format in your request and agree the time with the teacher.
Who can see my personal information?
The student’s name is never shown publicly. E-mail and phone are shared only after both sides agree.
Have a question?
Write to us. We are all volunteers, so a reply can take a day or two.