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Azerbaijan Global Connections and Exchange Program

Azerbaijani students and a teacher sitting around a computer

Azerbaijani students and teacher

The Global Connections and Exchange Program brings Internet connectivity and curriculum development to more rural parts of Azerbaijan. The program provides students and teachers specialized training on computer applications, web development and the use of the Internet, as well as the opportunity to collaborate with U.S. schools.

 

How Can American Teachers Participate

American teachers interested in participating in the program may download and submit the Teacher Packet. Any additional questions about the program can be directed to edteam@ri.org.

This project is administered by Relief International in collaboration with the Intel Corporation and the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the U.S. Department of State.

Additional Information

  • Teacher Packet
  • GCE Azerbaijani Ning Site

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