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School RegistrationBorn from crisis, built on conviction - EBA exists to ensure no Afghan learner is left behind.
Following the Taliban's return to power in August 2021, millions of Afghan girls were banned from secondary education. EBA was founded to respond immediately — not with emergency aid, but with a permanent, accredited educational structure that would outlast the crisis.
Founded by Dr Shakardokht Jafari — a radiation physicist and education innovator — EBA brought together academics, technologists and policy experts to build BANFES: a digital school system that works even in environments with limited internet access.
Today, EBA operates as a UK-registered charity delivering Ofqual-aligned Level 1–3 qualifications to thousands of learners across Afghanistan and the diaspora.
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Student RegistrationA personal message about EBA’s responsibility to learners and communities.
All learning is delivered through BANFES platform, accessible on low-bandwidth connections.
Level 1–3 Ofqual-aligned certifications that are internationally recognised.
Secure, fraud-proof examination system with digital credential verification.
Direct mentoring links between Afghan students and global universities.
Every Afghan learner, regardless of gender, location or circumstance, deserves equal access to quality education.
We maintain the highest academic standards in curriculum, assessment and student support.
Our qualifications must be genuinely internationally recognised — not just on paper.
We are transparent about our governance, finances and outcomes to all stakeholders.
We build systems that work even in the most challenging and resource-constrained environments.
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Short reflections from education organizations, partner centers and mentoring networks connected with EBA.
Community learning centers describe EBA as a structured pathway for learners who need verified study and examination access.
Mentoring partners value the clear academic guidance and responsible support offered to Afghan learners.
Education organizations recognise EBA for its focus on standards, transparency and learner protection.
Short videos that explain EBA services, learning pathways, examinations and support for Afghan students.
A short introduction to EBA, its mission and the learning pathways created for Afghan students.
Learn how EBA keeps education, exams and guidance available for girls denied formal schooling.
A quick guide for students and education centers that want to start with EBA services.
Understand how EBA connects learning, examinations and certificate pathways for students.
Experiences shared by learners, education partners and people who have used EBA services.
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